Kimberly Mcgee+FollowDetroit’s holiday season: A tough time for recoveryHoliday cheer in Detroit isn’t always easy for everyone—especially for those working hard to stay sober. Relapse rates for people in addiction recovery jump by 150% during the holidays, making this season one of the toughest. Family gatherings and parties can be filled with triggers, from awkward conversations to alcohol on the table. If you know someone in recovery, small gestures—like keeping substances out of sight and offering support—can make a huge difference. There’s real hope and help out there, and no one should feel alone. How can we make our community gatherings safer and more welcoming for everyone this season? #News #Detroit #AddictionRecovery00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowDetroit casinos go digital with new poker techDetroit’s casino scene is about to get a major upgrade—dealer-less electronic poker tables are coming soon, thanks to Jackpot Digital’s new Michigan supplier license. This move means faster games, no waiting for a seat, and a blend of live poker excitement with digital convenience. For regulars and newcomers alike, it could totally change how we play and interact at local casinos. Do you think electronic tables will catch on, or is the classic live dealer experience still unbeatable? Let’s hear your take! #News #Detroit #Poker00Share
kerryrivera+FollowDetroit honors lives lost to homelessnessEach candle lit at St. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church in Detroit represents a life lost this year while experiencing homelessness—reminding us that every person matters, no matter their circumstances. For nearly a decade, this church has been a place of comfort, offering food, warmth, and friendship to those in need. As winter sets in, the need for community support grows even more urgent. What more can we do as neighbors to ensure no one feels invisible or alone, especially during these cold months? Let’s talk about ways we can help and show up for each other. #Safety #Detroit #Homelessness00Share
robertocarter+FollowBig changes coming to Detroit parkingDetroit’s parking scene is about to get a major upgrade! Park Rite, a local favorite for decades, is now joining forces with Nashville’s Parking Management Co. This means the 40 lots and 14 garages you use around Detroit, Royal Oak, Birmingham, and Ann Arbor could soon see new tech and smoother service. While the company promises to keep its community focus, many are wondering what this means for prices, convenience, and the local feel. Have you had good or bad experiences with Park Rite? What changes would you like to see in Detroit’s parking? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Detroit00Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowChristina Burkhart returns to Detroit TVMeteorologist Christina Burkhart is making a big move back to Southeast Michigan, joining WDIV in Detroit after her time at ABC 12 in Flint. For many local viewers, it’s a homecoming worth celebrating—she actually started her career as a WDIV intern! The excitement on social media is real, with tons of fans welcoming her back and sharing their support. It’s always great to see familiar faces return to our screens. What do you think—does having a local meteorologist make a difference in how you connect with the news? #Entertainment #Detroit #Meteorologist00Share
Stacie Lee+FollowDetroit’s own is now a chessboxing world champA Detroit native just claimed the world title in one of the wildest sports out there—chessboxing. James Canty III, who grew up playing chess and only picked up boxing three years ago, now dominates a sport that mixes brains and brawn in alternating rounds of speed chess and boxing. You can win by checkmate or knockout! It’s amazing to see someone from Detroit at the top of such a unique global competition. Would you ever try a sport that tests both your mind and your muscles? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Wrestling #Detroit00Share
Kevin Craig+FollowDetroit’s kidney health wake-up call & movie newsOne in eight adults in Michigan faces a real risk of kidney disease—something many of us don’t think about until it hits close to home. Dr. Silas Norman and Sandy Baruah, both deeply involved with the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, are sounding the alarm, especially for those with diabetes or heart issues. Baruah even shared his own kidney transplant journey, showing how personal this issue can get. On a lighter note, Emagine movie theatres are about to get a new owner, which could mean changes for your next movie night. How do these health and entertainment shifts affect your daily life? #Health #BodyHealth #Detroit00Share
hfoster+FollowDetroit firefighters deliver Christmas magicA Detroit family who lost everything in a house fire just got the ultimate holiday surprise: Detroit firefighters and community partners rolled up with a truckload of Christmas gifts, turning what could have been a tough season into one filled with hope and joy. This is the fourth year the fire department has stepped up for families in need, and it’s all thanks to donations and the big hearts of first responders. It’s amazing to see neighbors supporting each other after such a tough year. How do you think communities can keep this spirit going all year round? #Relationships #Detroit #CommunitySupport10Share
Valerie Hall+FollowDetroit’s chocolate chip holiday tin takes a breakDetroiters are in for a surprise this holiday season—Better Made’s iconic chocolate-covered potato chip tins won’t be hitting shelves. Rising costs for steel and chocolate played a part, but the company also wants to spotlight new products, like their chip seasoning shakers in classic flavors. For families who’ve made gifting these tins a tradition, it’s a bittersweet change. Still, there’s hope the tins will return in the future. Meanwhile, you can still grab other Better Made goodies or try Alpine Chocolat Haus for a similar treat. How are you handling this local holiday shake-up? #Food #Detroit #BetterMade00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowDetroit lands major AI & cybersecurity HQDetroit’s tech scene just got a huge boost: Eccalon, a leading AI and cybersecurity firm, is relocating its headquarters from Maryland to the Detroit Riverfront’s Icon building. This move means up to 800 new jobs with solid pay and benefits, plus a $71 million investment in the city. Eccalon’s plans include a high-tech training center with immersive labs and cyber ranges, aiming to develop top talent in AI, cybersecurity, and digital manufacturing. It’s a big win for Detroit, beating out cities like Silicon Valley and Chicago. What do you think this means for Detroit’s future? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Detroit00Share
