By Mark S. Lee, Contributor I'm often asked when the right time is to start a business and whether, given the various economic headwinds we’re facing, now is the right time to take the leap. Starting a business is exciting, but it also comes with a big question: Is now the...

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Money Matters: Is Now a Good Time to Start a Business?

By Mark S. Lee, Contributor I'm often asked when the right time is to start a business and whether, given the various economic headwinds we’re...

MORE MONEY. MORE IMPACT Conference Aims to Help Local Organizations Get Funded

By Biba Adams, Staff Writer and Report for America corps member Black Leaders Detroit will present More Money. More Impact., a two-day funding conference designed...

New York AG Letitia James To Bring In Outside Lawyer For Cornell Investigation

New York Attorney General Letitia James is bringing in outside legal counsel to assist with the Cornell sexual assault case investigation as defense attorneys challenge her appointment as special prosecutor.

Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester Demands NFL Answers Over Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Diagnosis

U.S. Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) is demanding answers from the NFL about its handling of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood clot diagnosis

New Music Mondays: Amy Winehouse, John Legend, Yung Miami And More

Rares and b-sides by the late Amy Winehouse, a new Pharrell-produced album by John Legend and Yung Miami's debut make our roundup this week.

The Michigan Chronicle’s 2026 Endorsement Guide for Midterm Elections on Nov. 3

Nov. 3, 2026, will be defined historically in Michigan by the people who took their soles to the polls. The future of our neighborhoods,...

Detroit Sculptor Brings Coleman A. Young’s Legacy to Life for U.S. Capitol Tribute

By Tracey Pearson, Courtesy of Kresge Foundation For Detroit sculptor Austen Brantley, the pose mattered. His depiction of Coleman A. Young stands with arms crossed,...

The Detroit Pistons New CMO Raj Register Was Engineered for Motown

When the Detroit Pistons opened the NBA season with a heart-pounding 21-point comeback victory on national television, the energy in Motown shifted instantly. But for...

Lions Send Green Bay Packing with 20-17 Win After Walk-Off Field Goal

The Detroit Lions overcame turnovers at the end of the first half and the beginning of the second half to win their first division...

Obama Returns to Detroit, Backs El-Sayed and Benson as Michigan Voters Head to the Polls

Photos by Monica Morgan Photography Detroit became the center of Michigan's political spotlight Saturday as former President Barack Obama returned to the city, bringing thousands...

Money Matters: Is Now a Good Time to Start a Business?

By Mark S. Lee, Guest Columnist I'm often asked when the right time is to start a business and whether, given the various economic headwinds...

I Am What I Am: Kirk Franklin Reflects on 30 Years of Gospel and His First Double Album

Kirk Franklin reflects on 30 years of gospel music ministry, embracing his identity and staying rooted in Black gospel traditions while releasing his first double album.
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