Once-sleepy downtown Clawson is fast becoming Oakland County's next hot suburb. Metromode's Annamarie Sysling talks to city leaders to find out how they're making it happen.
HopCat's success stems from defying many traditional restaurant norms, says its founder.
Through making paper from Michigan's most noxious plants, Detroit artist Meg Heeres is raising awareness about an environmental threat while empowering people to make something beautiful.
The Clinton River is both Michigan's most populous watershed and an Area of Concern. That means lots of volunteers to help with the cleanup effort, which is encouraging to Clinton River Watershed Council director Anne Vaara.
When Bill Craig heard about a golf course coming to a local wetland, he started getting active. And he's been that way ever since—which has been a great boon to the Rouge River and its communities.
After a career working at the Port Huron wastewater treatment plant, Fred Kemp is still hard at work restoring the blue waters of his hometown.
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