Detroit MI

Back when movie theaters were a thing of splendor, Detroit went all out when it came to film entertainment. Here's a look at thirteen old Detroit theaters, ranging from 1900 - 1960s...

In my book, there is no greater culinary joy than the precise, sunny alchemy of a perfectly executed gyro. Michigan’s Greek dining rooms are absolute sanctuaries for this, where the air is a thick, intoxicating fog of lemon, dried oregano, and roasting meat. I’ve spent enough time in vinyl...

DETROIT – A man has been arrested after he shot a woman following a verbal dispute on Detroit’s west side. The shooting occurred on Wednesday (Feb. 25) at 5:36 p.m. in the 17500 block of Gradville Avenue. Police said the man, who is known to the woman, was...

Detroiters who live and work downtown got their say today on an ambitious idea: capping portions of I‑75 with new parkland to knit downtown back together with Midtown. Planners used the session to walk attendees through updated engineering, traffic and environmental findings while gathering stories, memories and...

DETROIT (FOX 2) - A suspect who was allegedly found hiding in a doghouse after two Detroit shootings last June is now facing a federal weapons charge. According to court documents, Jermaine Antonio Jackson Jr. was in possession of a handgun equipped with a device that converts semi-automatic weapons into automatic...

Two young men are facing murder charges in the case of a body found near a boar launch last week in an Oakland County park. Dshaun Hatton-Street and Stephan Shaw, both 19, were arraigned on Wednesday.

DETROIT, MI — The U.S. Coast Guard rescued two Canadians from drifting ice on Lake St. Clair this week. A Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from Detroit hoisted two men, ages 61 and 65, off an ice floe on Tuesday, Feb. 24. The men were dressed in warm...

Dutch Girl Donuts is opening a second location in the City of Detroit, this time in a building in the North End neighborhood.

My quest for the best Mexican food in Michigan has taken me down countless side streets, but the trail inevitably leads to a specific stretch of Detroit’s Mexican Village. You smell the charcoal smoke before you even see the sign. Inside, the atmosphere is refreshingly unpretentious and purposeful; it’s...

Michigan has plenty of places to grab a sandwich, but there is one corner spot that turns a classic into a small ceremony. The Reuben here does not just arrive at your table, it lands with swagger, stacked, toasty, and beautifully balanced so you taste more than just meat and kraut in every bite.