More protests are planned for Sunday as people nationwide demonstrate against the Trump administration's immigration enforcement tactics with the killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis.
The Michigan DNR is giving money to 25 communities and organizations to help grow local urban tree canopies. Awardees include the cities of Oak Park, Ferndale, Port Huron, and St. Clair Shores, as well as nonprofit groups like Arboretum Detroit and Detroit Horsepower.
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Sinkhole causes Southfield Freeway ramps to eastbound I-96 to close for a week
Ijania Cortez is a muralist whose vibrant neon portraits can be seen across Detroit. In the latest episode of CONTAINER on The Metro, she chats with @itstiatime00.bsky.social about her journey from corporate to creative 🎨
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Detroit photographer Elonte Davis has been featured in museums across the city and publications across the country. In the latest episode of CONTAINER on The Metro, he chats with @itstiatime00.bsky.social about his childhood, art accessibility and being a “memory engineer” ✨
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Millions turned out at No Kings protests nationwide this weekend as a pushback against President Donald Trump’s policies on everything from tariffs to immigration raids. Over ten thousand people rallied in Detroit. WDET reports: wdet.org/2025/10/20/a...
Donald Calloway is a mixed media artist who’s been working in Detroit for more than 30 years. In the latest episode of CONTAINER on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social gets to know how he’s refined his colorful perspective and finds new ways to express his creativity 🎨
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Several news organizations, including The New York Times, NPR and Newsmax, are refusing to sign a new set of restrictions on news gathering inside the Pentagon. n.pr/3ILiHaj
Hear the full episode wherever you find podcasts 🎧
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Bevlove is a Detroit R&B songstress who got her start in the Black church alongside some of Motown’s biggest stars. In the latest episode of CONTAINER on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social dives into her world and gets to know how the city has been a guiding force in her career ✨
Nabeela Najjar is the creative force behind Seamstress Bee, and she’s worked with some of fashion’s biggest brands. In Episode 8 of CONTAINER on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social digs into Nabeela’s creative roots, etherial aesthetic and impressive career 🪡
Taylor Childs has made a name for herself in art and fashion, winning the 2025 @kresge.org Gilda Award. In Episode 7 of CONTAINER on The Metro, she talks with @itstiatime00.bsky.social about how she weaves her family’s history into her work, preserving Detroit’s story along the way ✨
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Interactive sculptures, intimate concerts, fall favorites and more. Here’s what to do in metro Detroit this weekend 🍂
Ali Evans is the founder and owner of GODNII Eyewear, the only eyewear manufacturer in Detroit. In Episode 6 of CONTAINER on The Metro, he talks with @itstiatime00.bsky.social about finding inspiration, following faith and fostering community 🎧
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In Episode 4 of CONTAINER on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social sits down with curators Nik Renee Cole and Chi Walker to learn about how they cultivate plates that both feel familiar and taste luxurious 🎧
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In Episode 3 of Container on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social sits down with Greg to learn how he elevates barbecue, from locally-sourced ingredients to practicing patience 🎧 (2/2)
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Earlier this week, @detcityfc.com announced that its new stadium will be called AlumniFi Field. The project will also include 15,000 square feet of retail space around the stadium, a 420-unit parking deck, and 76 units of affordable housing. @patbatcheller.bsky.social reports ⚽️
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In Episode 2 of Container on The Metro, @itstiatime00.bsky.social sits down with Chef Booze to find out what brought him to Detroit, what keeps him here and what makes his work stand out from the rest 🎧
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Caught up with Ron Holland, who feels like he “left a lot on the table” during a promising rookie season. Story on his offseason workouts and Year 2 goals.
“You know I’ve been working on that jumper, come on now.”
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Ever wonder which Detroit mayoral candidate actually *gets* you? Wonder no longer.
Take our Meet Your Mayor quiz and find out who aligns with your vision for the city. It’s nerdy, fun — and quicker than a million debates.
The national Tiny Desk Contest may be over, but Detroit is just getting started. Our hosts have chosen their favorite local performers from this year’s competition, but the last spot is up to you! Vote for the semi-finalist you think should join the Sounds Like Detroit stage at wdet.org/tinydesk ✨
Detroiters told us they don’t have jobs, can’t find decent-paying jobs, don’t like their jobs and can’t get to their jobs. (Relatable.)
We’re expanding our coverage of workers and the economy. Hate your job? Got a story idea? Let us know in the comments.
People across the country participated in “No Kings” protests this weekend, including tens of thousands in metro Detroit. Attorney Sabrina Balgamwalla joined The Metro to discuss how the Trump administration is escalating tensions around immigration.
Reporter Kevin Sack's new book is a history of Charleston's Emanuel AME Church, the oldest Black congregation in the South, where a white supremacist killed nine worshippers a decade ago.
I talked with Poynter about the fight to save CTV, a hyperlocal TV station in the majority-Black Prince George's County — and how the community wrapped its arms around it
In tonight’s Detroit Evening Report, Sascha Raiyn covers a celebration of African ancestors, a Detroit student facing deportation, an update to U-M security and a celebration of Detroit neighborhoods. Take a listen 🎧
Sly Stone, pioneering leader of funk band Sly and the Family Stone, has died at 82
Hello. I live in Los Angeles. The president is lying.
For the past 12 years, Wayne State University’s Keys2Life Performing Arts Summer Camp has provided local students with classes led by top Detroit artists. Camp Director Darell Campbell Jr. spoke with The Metro’s @itstiatime00.bsky.social about this year’s program, which starts June 30.
