Jolly Pumpkin Midtown Closes

Jolly Pumpkin Midtown Closes

Jolly Pumpkin Midtown Detroit Closes Its Doors Detroit’s Midtown dining scene is saying goodbye to a familiar face as Jolly Pumpkin Pizzeria and Brewery announces its permanent closure. After nearly a decade, the popular spot known for its sour beers and artisanal pizzas will serve its last customers at the end of June 2024, marking a significant shift for the bustling Woodward Avenue corridor. A Midtown Staple Since 2015 Jolly Pumpkin Pizzeria and Brewery first … Read More

Michigan Sees Rare Tornadic Waterspout

Michigan Sees Rare Tornadic Waterspout

Tornadic Waterspout Confirmed Over Northern Michigan Lake Northern Michigan experienced a rare weather event recently, as the National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed a tornadic waterspout over Lake Michigan near Cross Village. This unusual phenomenon garnered significant attention and serves as a reminder of the diverse and sometimes severe weather patterns that can affect our state. Confirmation of a Rare Event The NWS office in Gaylord confirmed that a tornadic waterspout touched down over Lake Michigan … Read More

PWHL Draft Kicks Off In Detroit

PWHL Draft Kicks Off In Detroit

PWHL Draft Kicks Off in Detroit: A New Era for Hockey Detroit, a city steeped in rich hockey tradition, is buzzing as it hosts the highly anticipated Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) Draft. This pivotal event marks another significant milestone for women’s professional hockey, bringing top talent from across the globe to the heart of Hockeytown and further cementing Detroit’s reputation as a premier sports destination. Detroit Takes Center Ice for the PWHL Draft The … Read More


Detroit Debates Facial Recognition on Public Buses

Detroit Debates Facial Recognition on Public Buses

Detroit’s Transit Dilemma: Facial Recognition on Buses A significant debate over privacy versus security is taking shape right here in Detroit, specifically concerning our public transportation. Proposals are emerging to potentially implement facial recognition technology on DDOT and SMART buses, prompting a city-wide conversation about what this could mean for residents’ daily commutes and civil liberties. Understanding Facial Recognition on Transit Facial recognition technology uses biometric data to identify or verify individuals based on their … Read More

Raising Canes to Open First Metro Detroit Location

Raising Canes to Open First Metro Detroit Location

Raising Cane’s Set to Open First Metro Detroit Location Get ready, Metro Detroit! One of the nation’s most anticipated fast-food arrivals, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, is officially slated to open its inaugural restaurant in the region. This news marks a significant moment for local food enthusiasts who have long awaited the popular chain’s unique take on fried chicken, signaling an exciting expansion into Michigan’s vibrant culinary landscape. The Anticipated Arrival of a Cult Favorite After … Read More

Oberon Day Kicks Off Spring Drink Season In Detroit

Oberon Day Kicks Off Spring Drink Season In Detroit

Spring Sips & Oberon Day: Detroit’s Seasonal Drink Guide As winter thaws and the days lengthen, Detroit gears up for a delightful shift in its beverage scene. From crisp spring wines perfect for patio weather to the highly anticipated return of a beloved local brew, March marks the beginning of a vibrant season for drinks enthusiasts across the Motor City. The Annual Buzz Around Oberon Day in Detroit For many Detroiters, March 25th isn’t just … Read More


Colt Keith unleashes power with three homers

Colt Keith unleashes power with three homers

Colt Keith Unleashes Power: A Triple Threat in Houston Detroit Tigers fans have a fresh reason to cheer, as young phenom Colt Keith delivered an unforgettable performance in Houston, mashing three home runs in a single game. This explosive display at the plate signals a potential turning point for Keith, reigniting hopes for his power stroke and providing a massive boost to the Tigers’ offense. It’s the kind of game that can define a season … Read More

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