Metromode coverage of hospitals, clinics, public health, and mental health developments and initiatives.
With the coming growth in Michigan's older adult population, the existing movement towards age-friendly health systems has broadened to embrace the concept of "age-friendly everything."
An Oakland County trail is getting some much needed maintenance money as it looks to link up with another nearby non-motorized route.
A program called Michigan Farm to Family: CSA offers families fresh fruits and vegetables through local community supported agriculture shares at a reduced price.
The annual art fair, now in its twelfth year as a stand-alone event, will bring back the art and artists to Grand River Avenue on Saturday and Sunday, June 5 and 6.
Through a program called The Learning Kitchen, offered by GenesisHOPE Community Development Corporation, third through eighth graders are top contenders when it comes to eating more fruits and vegetables.
In the absence of many traditional, in-person rituals, the pandemic has forced many to grieve in extremely unusual ways.
“It provides a sense of community. Without Sterling Heights having a traditional downtown, Dodge Park is where everyone comes together,” says Troy Nowotny, recreation supervisor for Sterling Heights.
As more cities find innovative solutions to address the affordable housing crisis, is there a focus on affordable housing in Detroit?
“We’re seeing more people and more new people wanting to be vendors this year. I think with the pandemic, people are getting interested in growing their own food and starting new businesses,” says Leslie Lynch-Wilson.
Springing up across Michigan, palliative care programs aim to shift the way we think about death and serious illness.
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