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Steve’s Backroom has been serving such classic regional dishes as tender kebabs of lamb, parsley- and toasted pita-dotted greens, earthy lentil soup and marinated chicken with resonant garlic dip for years, and continues to do so in a low-slung building on the Nautical Mile in St. Clair Shores.
The Root Restaurant, a collaboration between proprietor Ed Mamou and chef James Rigato that opened in late May, is more than good enough to put White Lake on diners’ radar once again. It gets 4 stars. Read on for more.
In a city with miles of blight, building inspectors implementing Mayor Dave Bing’s vision to reshape Detroit have zeroed in on peeling paint in East English Village.
Journalism may be “the first, rough draft of history,” but history doesn’t always get the story right. The historical narrative handed down about civil rights has been that since the Civil War, things have been getting better every year for the descendants of slaves. Kevin Boyle’s National Book Award-winning 2004 book, “Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age” (Henry Holt), shows how things got worse for African-Americans during the 1910s and ’20s, in America.
‘Moneyball” works for one reason only: The chemistry between Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill. This ultimate odd couple — 40-something pretty boy and portly 20-something nerd — propels a film that is something of an oddity itself.
We asked you to share your photos showcasing the unique character of Michigan in The Detroit News’ summer-long Celebrate Michigan! Photo Contest. Over the summer, readers submitted nearly 2,800 photos. Seventy outstanding ones were chosen as finalists, with four going on to be grand prize winners.
Crime continued to decline in 2010 in many Michigan communities, according to FBI reports, mirroring a decline seen across the nation. In Metro Detroit communities, violent crime among reporting agencies is down roughly 5% since 2008 and property crimes is down 10%.
An all-you-care-to-eat concept turns some people off at the outset. It seems, well, a little déclassé. Fear not. Texas de Brazil, the churrascaria (Brazilian steakhouse) that opened this summer in downtown Detroit, comes across as just as upscale and well-run as any conventional restaurant.
We do it without even thinking: end each phone conversation with our kids or spouses, saying: “Love you.”
If those of us who were adults then knew instantly that the attack was a monstrous moment of historic proportions, one that would resonate forever, children internalized it differently.
Everything was supposed to change after Sept. 11. The terrorist attacks were to be the seismic event that would alter America and Americans in ways good and bad, refocusing our priorities, distorting our attitudes and behaviors and engaging us in a united battle for survival.
Washington — The Sept. 11 attacks transformed the Pentagon, ravaging the iconic building itself and setting the stage for two long and costly wars that ...
Pride, patriotism, resentment and doubt are among the emotions felt by soldiers, veterans and relatives of those who were killed in action overseas since the ...
Washington — Shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Republican and Democratic members of Congress gathered on the steps of the Capitol, where, ...
Nearly half a billion dollars in federal Homeland Security money poured into Michigan since 9/11 has been used to improve equipment, communications and ...
Washington — After 9/11, Americans demanded a more secure nation. Congress and the Bush administration delivered the Patriot Act, which became one of the ...
Robert Egenolf left the East Coast years ago, taking a job as an engineer for Ford after college. On Sept. 11, 2001, as most of his colleagues in Dearborn were ...
8 a.m. EDT American Airlines Flight 11, a Boeing 767 with 92 people on board, takes off from Boston’s Logan International Airport for Los Angeles.
9/11 was not the day the music died. Despite predictions in the immediate wake of the terrorist attacks — it was the end of irony, violence would no longer be ...
Michigan businesses and entrepreneurs are cashing in with innovations and services to make the United States safer after the 2001 terrorist attacks.
On this 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, there’s hardly a social studies teacher nationwide who won’t devote a class to the topic.
Bloomington, Minn. — A janitor spots an abandoned diaper bag lying on a table in the sprawling food court at the Mall of America. A bomb-sniffing dog and a ...
The Sept. 11 attacks, which raised immediate critical logistical challenges for the auto industry, helped speed the restructuring of automotive parts makers ...
In a University of Michigan classroom, students are trying to remember back 10 years. There are countless images stored in their heads — memories of fire, ...
Detroit — Hours following the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, Dr. Ali Taqi headed to New York City with a group of Troy firefighters to help out at ground ...
Judging by recent visits, the transition of the Rattlesnake from creator to new owners has been smooth and seamless. The upscale, contemporary American fare is ...
You learn things from the bodies, and not just who they are. That’s the assignment when disaster descends and Pamela Hammel’s phone rings in Grosse Pointe: ...
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