At Sunda New Asian, an eye-grabbing art installation evocative of Japanese cherry blossoms fluttering in the breeze is suspended over a pink quartzite bar.
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At Sunda New Asian, an eye-grabbing art installation evocative of Japanese cherry blossoms fluttering in the breeze is suspended over a pink quartzite bar.
“If you don’t try, you will not succeed,” U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar says of his various efforts to impeach members of the Trump administration, including new charges against Attorney General Pam Bondi over the botched released of the Epstein Files.
‘The Bride!’, a reimagining of 'The Bride of Frankenstein’ by Maggie Gyllenhaal, “easily could have been a shoddily thrown-together patchwork corpse of a movie,” this reviewer writes. “Instead it’s something breathtakingly, beautifully, and repulsively alive.”
A DDOT official is accused of showing up drunk at the Rosa Parks Transit Center in her city-issued car shortly before midnight in late January, verbally berating employees, assaulting a security guard, and nearly falling from a balcony while chasing a pigeon.
A Wayne County judge has ruled that Detroit Thermal does not have the legal right to run steam lines across private property in Detroit’s historic Lafayette Park neighborhood.
Anyone who works in the local music industry — including artists, venue workers, teachers, and more — is invited to take this survey to make their voices heard.
A Michigan attorney is preparing to help people across the state and country restore their gun rights under a long-dormant federal process that could be revived as part of the Trump administration’s push to strengthen Second Amendment protections.
The annual event is inviting its past champions to compete for “Burger of the Decade,” and expanding to Grand Rapids.
For years, the billionaire Moroun family fought to stop the Gordie Howe International Bridge from breaking their monopoly by pouring millions into campaigns. One of them was for Mike Rogers, who is now the leading Republican candidate for U.S. Senate.
After teasing a “bigger and better” event in 2026, Michigan’s massive Faster Horses country music festival is canceled again.
An East Lansing resident accused Pinball Pete’s of discrimination after a hiring manager allegedly refused to even consider her for a position because of her sex, despite her qualifications for the role.
A bipartisan group of state senators is trying to repeal Michigan’s controversial 24% wholesale marijuana tax, arguing the new levy is already hurting an industry that was once one of the state’s fastest-growing job creators.
The announcement is the latest fallout tied to detective Barbara Simon, who was the subject of a two-part Metro Times investigation in July 2024 that led to numerous protests and prompted Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy’s office to investigate old cases.
Detroit Opera’s production of 'The Handmaid’s Tale' brings the novel to life onstage with gripping performances and an emotional soundtrack.
As Amanda Love runs for Michigan secretary of state touting her Christian faith and commitment to family values, her own sister is publicly warning Republicans not to support her.
The 73rd Detroit Autorama brought horsepower heaven to Huntington Place.
The former Vice President and Democratic Party presidential candidate visited the Fillmore in support of ‘107 Days,’ her political memoir of the 2024 election.
Last year’s Detroit Music Issue was such a hit that we’re bringing it back. If you’re a local act, here’s how you can get in it:
“None of us pay our taxes to fund the killing of children anywhere,” El-Sayed tells Detroit Metro Times. “But that’s what our tax dollars were used for in Gaza.”
A Lyft driver was charged with second-degree murder and other counts Wednesday after prosecutors say he lost control of his speeding car and crashed into a building in Detroit, killing two out-of-state visitors.
Michigan’s legal cannabis sales fell to their lowest level in three years in January, the first month that the state imposed a new 24% wholesale tax, prompting concerns that higher costs will further destabilize the industry and fuel the illicit market.
The beloved, longstanding doughnut shop plans to open a new store in the North End.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday about whether state or federal court will have the final say on the future of the controversial Line 5 pipeline, which carries crude oil and natural gas liquids across the Straits of Mackinac in Michigan.
“United Nations human rights experts say the crimes connected to Epstein may meet the legal definition of crimes against humanity,” Aisha Farooqi writes. “That should stop us cold.”
The Peterboro Streetscape Project seeks to bring new development to the city’s historic district.
Highlands Detroit’s reign on the top floors of the GM Renaissance Center is coming to an end.
Based on the law passed in 2017, this Michigan man would be entitled to about $2 million from being incarcerated for a crime he insists he did not commit.
