Concerned about displacement and access to jobs, many Detroit citizens are offering their own vision of the city where everyone can participate in and benefit from the development taking place.

We asked Todd Scott, executive director of Detroit Greenways Coalition, about the award and its impact on Detroit children and families. 

Located on the site of the former Catherine Ferguson Academy, the new school is part of a broader effort overhaul discipline in the district, which meted out 16,000 suspensions last year. 

Computer scientists at Detroit’s Wayne State University have established an innovation lab to research and implement edge computing solutions for connected and autonomous vehicle technology. What's it all about?

The New Economy Initiative's recently announced Detroit Innovation Fellowship will provide 12 Detroiters involved with nine projects a $10,000 stipend and professional development. We spoke with NEI's director to learn more about it. 

Potential solutions currently being explored include installing rain gardens and porous surfaces, planting trees and constructing more white roofs, and building sustainable energy sources into our power supply.

Antique Touring gives riders the opportunity to be a passenger in a Ford Model A by taking them on a two-hour tour around Milwaukee Junction and Belle Isle.

Here in Michigan, researchers are working to find cures for childhood illnesses, including leukemia and other forms of cancer. And they are using innovative methods to do so. 

The next few months promise to be a lively time along Livernois. Not only is summer in full swing, but there's a trio of events and festivals slated for the Detroit corridor that are sure to be a good time for residents and visitors alike.