Hey friends, Jer here. Numbers mean something, especially 313. A 313 phone number, to some, is a point of pride. I don't ...

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Coffee Down Under, an Aussie-inspired basement coffeeshop at Shelby and Congress in Detroit's Financial District, will be done on March 15. They had been open for four years. For some time now, a ...

The Prince of Brightmoor, Norris Howard, is in as we talk about the latest impacting Metro Detroit and Michigan. Plus, we field a flock of Canadian feedback on our Monday show and get into limits ...

The Owner/Chef Megan Shaw says the new Street Beet spot will be "a full-service dining experience, a walk-up window for quick bites, an innovative bar program heavy on mocktails, and an in-house ...

25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico are going in place just after Midnight on Tuesday. [The Economist] [Sky News] The tariff on energy from Canada will be 10%. Although national stories ...

A bakery that doesn't exist in Ferndale, Lafayette coney returns, it's the end of the line for Bobcat Bonnie's in Corktown, A historic district for the rencen gets denied, and more! Today with ...

A local group of restaurants is dealt another blow as their first location — on 1800 Michigan Avenue in Detroit — is closing, according a Facebook post from the owner Matthew Buskard.

On today's episode, Fletcher Sharpe shares his five reasons you should really start watching the Detroit Pistons. Plus, we talk about our sold-out event at Tocororo, voting for us for best podcast ...

Only one Detroit City Council member — Angela Whitfield-Calloway who introduced it — supported a resolution to make the RenCen a historic district, subject to additional restrictions that ...

Jer Staes: Hello, and welcome to your Daily Detroit for Monday, March 3rd, 2025. I am Jer Staes, and today's episode is going to be about tariffs and their potential impacts. Jer Staes: Uh there ...

The idea that the RenCen would become a Historic District is dead. Only one Detroit City Council member — Angela Whitfield-Calloway who introduced it — supported a resolution to make the ...