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Detroit's Doug Anderson gets air time in NBA 2K14 video game
Former Detroit forward and NBA hopeful Doug Anderson has spent hours playing the NBA 2K video game.
5 hrs ago | Laughing Squid
Message in a Bottle from 1915 Discovered off Harsens Island Near Detroit, Michigan
Last June diver Dave Leander discovered a message in a bottle nearly a century old in the waters off Harsens Island near Detroit.
9 hrs ago | KIRO-TV Seattle
Jury can't reach verdict in Detroit cop's trial
Detroit police officer Joseph Weekley stands in Judge Cynthia Hathaway's courtroom at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice in Detroit, Michigan on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 as the judge instructs jurors to continue to work toward a verdict after they sent her a note saying they are "stuck".
9 hrs ago | SFGate
Jury can't reach verdict in Detroit cop's trial
Detroit Police Officer Joseph Weekley testifies during his trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter and careless discharge of a firearm causing death, in Wayne County Circuit Court in Detroit, Mich., on Thursday, June 13, 2013.
9 hrs ago | ClickOnDetroit
Detroit man sentenced for wife's murder
The man who confessed to shooting his wife to death in March was sentenced Tuesday to 18 to 40 years in prison on the charge of second degree murder.
10 hrs ago | MLive.com
Espn X Games 2 Detroit group prepares for Go Skateboarding Day; Andrew W.K. to give free...
Organizers of an effort to bring ESPN's X Games to Detroit for three years appear hard at work to make Friday's Go Skateboarding Day event at the old Brewster-Douglass Projects a success The event starts at 3 p.m. and is tied to Go Skateboarding Day events across the world.
11 hrs ago | The Detroit News
Downtown Detroit rents go through roof
That's because the rent is still too low for buildings to pay for themselves without relying on government subsidies and foundation dole, developers and city economic officials contend.
15 hrs ago | CBS Local
"Concert of Colors" Celebrates 21 Years of Metro-Detroit's Cultural Diversity
Started back in 1993, Concert of Colors was a modest, single day event with the simple goal of bringing the diversity of metro-Detroiters together through music from around the world.
17 hrs ago | Daily Press & Argus
Nancy Kaffer: Odds are in Orr's favor to assist Detroit
When Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr speaks of restructuring the city's debt, he's on firm footing.
21 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
Message in a bottle: Note written by Detroit girls surfaces a century later
Selina J. Pramstaller Born Jan. 18, 1898, daughter of John P. and Elizabeth Pramstaller.
Detroit's Michigan Science Center to unveil new 'Science of Rock 'n' Roll' exhibit
DETROIT, MI - Get ready to rock at the Michigan Science Center. The museum, at 5020 John R, will unveil to the public Thursday a new exhibit called "The Science of Rock 'n' Roll" that show visitors how science and technology have changed the way music is made today.
Knight Arts Challenge names 84 finalists in Detroit grants program
The Knight Arts Challenge announced 84 finalists today in its $9 million competitive matching-grant program to fund arts and cultural programs in Detroit.
Jimmy Hoffa Remains Searched For in Suburban Detroit Field
Jimmy Hoffa's remains were at the center of a dig at a field located in the Detroit, Mich.
Inspired from the sounds of Jimi Hendrix to Nirvana to The Smiths to Radiohead, Almost Free is the Detroit trio band that can be hard to pin into any one category of music.
Jury weighs fate of Detroit cop charged in Aiyana's death
Officer Joseph Weekley is charged with felony involuntary manslaughter and careless discharge of a firearm causing death.
Jury deliberations continue in trial of Detroit police officer accused in death of Aiyana
The jury resumed deliberations Monday for a Detroit Police Officer facing an involuntary manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of a 7-year-old girl during a 2010 police raid.
What could Detroit become in a decade?
F. Scott Fitzgerald, the great bard of the Jazz Age, famously said that there were no second acts in American lives.
Suburbs want clarity on EM's water proposal
Suburban officials say they need more answers if Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr expects them to buy into his plans to turn oversight of the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department over to a regional authority.
Playing violin soothes stress for Detroit teen
In this June 4, 2013, photo, Grandearmere Burton, a freshman at the Detroit School of Arts, practices his violin with fellow students, in Detroit, Mich.
Playing violin soothes stress for Detroit teen
In this June 4, 2013, photo, Grandearmere Burton, a freshman at the Detroit School of Arts, practices his violin with fellow students, in Detroit, Mich.