Be sure to catch Preplanning Seminar with Resurrection Cemetery on the Clinton Patch calendar ...

A mausoleum built for Oscar Rosenberger, the owner of the once-famous San Telmo Cigar Company, was ransacked at Detroit’s ...

Mount Moriah Cemetery is asking for donations to help with security upgrades after a disturbing grave robbery case. Johnathan Gerlach is accused of desecrating several graves within the cemetery and ...

DETROIT, MI — Detroit officially has a new mayor. Mary Sheffield took the oath of office as Detroit’s mayor during a ceremony Thursday, Jan. 1, two months after voters in Michigan’s largest city ...

The removal of two displays honoring Black American soldiers at a U.S. military cemetery in the Netherlands has drawn backlash from Dutch officials, residents, and families of fallen troops, per NBC ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Yuval Sharon will leave the financially strained Detroit Opera after this season. In March, he brings his unorthodox vision to Wagner at the ...

The Detroit Lions were officially eliminated from playoff contention in Week 17 with their 23-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Christmas Day. It's Detroit's first time missing the playoffs since ...

Plain and simple, the Detroit Lions are not as good as they were a season ago. They're also not remotely close to as good as they were when they nearly advanced to the Super Bowl during the 2023 ...

The Detroit Lions are going to need a miracle at this point to get into the playoffs following their December 21 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, but that doesn’t take away from the star players on ...

Detroit — Downtown bustled this week with shoppers like Bill Atwood, 55, who stopped by GW Home to buy his wife a lamp for Christmas. The Detroiter has lived in Brush Park for 26 years and remembers ...

A major chapter in Detroit’s sports and community redevelopment story officially began this week as demolition crews started tearing down the long-abandoned Southwest Detroit Hospital to make way for ...

In 1976, Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) hired W.B. Doner & Co out of Southfield, Michigan to create a commercial. The advertising agency spent two days at the museum, shooting a choreographed riff on ...