Thoughts On SMART Buses, Meet South Ferndale (Or "SoFe") and Your Headlines
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Next week is the primary election in Michigan, and many voters in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne Counties will be weighing the issue of transit. And Sven and Jer weigh in with their opinions.
Janitors that take care of some of Detroit's most iconic buildings - as well as the Detroit Public Schools Community District and Detroit Metro Airport - have signed a contract for a $15 an hour minimum wage.
The Detroit City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to institute a hard cap of 75 medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. They also opted to increase regulations on the industry.
Foreclosures continue to be an issue in the city of Detroit. This month, the American Civil Liberties Union reached a settlement with the city to help homeowners buy back their foreclosed homes for $1,000.
Some restaurant news out of Auburn Hills. Ziggy's Cheesesteaks - a restaurant that bills itself as a "taste of South Philly" - is opening sometime in October.
Downtown Birmingham will soon reopen to vehicle traffic after a massive construction project shut down four blocks for the past four months.
So-fee? So-Feh? So-fay? We're not sure how to pronounce it, but it's what the city of Ferndale is calling Southern Ferndale. And they're inviting you to come out to the first-ever SoFe Livernois Stroll.
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