Tanya Jackson+FollowA gentle giant’s rescue in BrightmoorA massive, shivering Great Dane mix was found trying to vanish into the shadows of a Brightmoor garage after Detroit’s heavy snowfall. Locals had seen her hanging around for a week, too scared to let anyone close. With quick thinking and a bungee cord, a Rebel Dogs Detroit volunteer brought her to safety. Now named Midge, she finally spent a warm night indoors, proving to be sweet and gentle despite her rough past. Midge needs a loving foster or forever home—could someone in our community step up for her? Let’s talk about how we can help animals like Midge find comfort and care. #Pets #Detroit #DogRescue32Share
andersonkaren+FollowDetroit Marriott at RenCen faces big changesBig news for Detroit’s skyline: after the 2027 NCAA Men’s Final Four, the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center will temporarily close for a massive redevelopment. The hotel’s closure is tied to a $1.6 billion project that will transform the riverfront with new housing, hotels, offices, and public spaces. For locals and visitors, this means saying goodbye (for now) to one of Detroit’s most iconic hotels. How do you feel about such a major piece of the city being reimagined? What would you like to see in the new development? #Sports #Detroit #RenCen00Share
Stephanie Bailey+FollowDetroit’s Kronk Gym is back—bigger than ever!Kronk Gym, the heart of Detroit boxing, just reopened at the historic Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, reigniting a legacy that shaped legends like Thomas Hearns and Lennox Lewis. This isn’t just a gym comeback—it’s a huge win for Detroit’s youth and boxing fans everywhere. The new Kronk is all about community, mentorship, and developing the next generation of champions, with programs for all ages and skill levels. Plus, you can grab exclusive Kronk gear! How do you think this revival will impact Detroit’s future and the world of boxing? #Sports #Wrestling #Detroit00Share
Joshua Morris+FollowKronk Gym is back—Detroit’s boxing legacy lives onDetroit’s own Kronk Gym has reopened at the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, reviving a legendary space that shaped world champions like Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield. The new 3,500-square-foot facility isn’t just about boxing—it’s a community hub, offering fitness and mentorship for all ages. With leaders who trained under the great Emmanuel Steward, Kronk’s mission now includes guiding local youth toward success both in and out of the ring. For many Detroiters, this is more than a gym reopening—it’s a piece of the city’s heart coming home. What does Kronk’s return mean for you or your neighborhood? #Fitness #Detroit #KronkGym00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowDetroit kids get warm thanks to Eminem’s crewMore than 1,000 Detroit kids are heading into winter with brand new coats, all thanks to Eminem’s Marshall Mathers Foundation. The annual giveaway at Bel Air Luxury Cinema turned into a lifeline for families braving the cold—some even showed up wrapped in blankets. It’s not just about free coats; it’s about real need in our city. With local artists like Swifty McVay and Royce 5’9 involved, the foundation is making a real difference, from warm clothes to mental health support. What do you think—should more celebrities quietly give back like this? #Safety #Detroit #Eminem00Share
Connie Wilson+FollowDetroit kids get warm thanks to EminemEvery winter, Detroit families line up in the freezing cold for something that’s become a lifeline: Eminem’s annual coat giveaway. This year, over 1,000 brand-new coats were handed out at Bel Air Luxury Cinema, turning the lobby into a buzzing community hub. What stands out is how quietly Eminem supports his city—he’s rarely seen or heard at these events, but his generosity is felt everywhere. For many parents, this isn’t just a freebie; it’s a real necessity. Seeing kids light up with new coats is a reminder of how much a simple act can mean. How do you think more local heroes could step up like this? #Entertainment #Detroit #Eminem00Share
michaelabrewer+FollowDetroit teen’s secret birth shocks familyA 16-year-old Detroit girl gave birth at home on Thanksgiving, not even knowing she was pregnant until labor hit. Alone and terrified, she delivered her baby in the bathroom, then panicked and told her mom a stranger left the newborn on their porch. The truth unraveled after police got involved, leaving the family—and the whole neighborhood—stunned. Now, the family is rallying to support both mom and baby, but the story has sparked big questions about teen pregnancy, safe surrender laws, and how families cope with sudden crisis. What would you do in a moment like this? #News #Detroit #TeenPregnancy95195Share
Michael Smith+FollowDetroit’s toughest cars for long shiftsDetroit’s relentless roads and long workdays mean not every car is up for the challenge. Some vehicles—like the Toyota Camry—are built to handle freezing mornings, endless commutes, and pothole-riddled streets without breaking a sweat. Others just can’t keep up, leaving drivers stranded or stuck with costly repairs. For anyone in Detroit who depends on their car to get to the plant, hospital, or job site, knowing which models go the distance (and which fall short) can save serious headaches. What’s your experience—has your car survived Detroit’s daily grind, or did it tap out early? #Transportation #Detroit #CarTalk00Share
Henry Chan+FollowDetroit men’s clothing drive uplifts futuresA fresh suit or winter coat can mean the world for Detroit men working to rebuild their lives, especially during the holidays. The Men’s Uplift Clothing Giveaway, hosted by Suited for the Future and Mature, is more than just handing out clothes—it’s about restoring dignity and opening doors for those facing tough transitions, from job loss to re-entry after incarceration. This annual event honors Darryl Humes Sr.’s legacy of compassion and invites everyone to pitch in, whether by donating clothes or volunteering. It’s a powerful reminder that real change starts with community care. How can we keep supporting each other beyond the holidays? #News #Detroit #CommunitySupport00Share
kerryrivera+FollowDetroit’s coat project changes lives, not just wintersA Detroit nonprofit is about to hit a huge milestone—100,000 coats made for people experiencing homelessness, and every single one is sewn by someone who once needed help themselves. Empowerment Plan started in a college utility closet and now runs a global operation, offering jobs, training, and hope to Detroiters facing tough times. These coats aren’t just warm—they double as sleeping bags and travel worldwide to those in need. Demand is higher than ever, with thousands still waiting. What do you think Detroit can teach other cities about tackling homelessness and unemployment together? #Safety #Detroit #Homelessness00Share
