Last Friday’s show at Pine Knob Music Theatre was one of those nights when all three bands gave the crowd its money’s worth. Violent Vira, originally from Idaho, has been working hard at smaller shows ...

Ferndale’s free DIY Street Fair returns Sept. 25-27 with more than 150 artists and vendors, live music from Shannon Shaw, Illuminati Hotties and Ratboys, and plenty of food.

Mavis Staples, Trampled by Turtles, Colin Hay, Richard Thompson, The War and Treaty and more will celebrate the Ann Arbor Folk Festival’s 50th edition in January.

Lobbying disclosures show thousands of dollars spent on Michigan lawmakers, including repeated expenditures involving the same legislators and lobbying interests.

Mitten Canna Co.’s Toad Venom and Hytek’s Oishii Piña took the top flower and rosin prizes at this year’s Zalympix.

A Metro Times review of records found multiple cases involving sexual offenses or allegations during Lloyd’s tenure that ended with reduced charges, probation, no jail time, or no prosecution ...

Mike Rogers is calling for relief at the pump despite a record that includes raising Michigan’s gas tax, questioning tax suspensions and backing the Iran war that has driven fuel prices higher.

Pensole Lewis College and Detroit-born workwear company Carhartt have opened a new apparel lab where students can develop ...

Detroit rapper Baby Money talks about perfecting his next album and going big for his first solo concert at El Club.

The Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst talks sobriety, goth culture and his return to metro Detroit for the Recovery and Resilience Festival in Wyandotte.

Huizenga is being praised for backing a stock-trading ban, but records show years of individual stock ownership and ...

The Recovery & Resilience Festival in Wyandotte will feature music, art, recovery resources, and guest speaker Lol Tolhurst of The Cure.