The Michigan Chronicle

The Michigan Chronicle serves as a vital source of news, information, and events tailored to the African American community. For over 80 years, it has been a trusted resource for leaders and residents in metropolitan Detroit, keeping them informed about issues that affect their lives. The Michigan Chronicle takes pride in its deep connections with the grassroots community, as well as its established relationships with key influencers and opinion leaders. We are attuned to the heartbeat of the neighborhoods we serve. Our readers have confidence in us, knowing that The Michigan Chronicle will present both the positive and negative stories in a fair and balanced way.

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Next Generation of Creatives Takes Over the Walls at the DIA: The 88th Annual DPSCD Student Art Exhibition Opens on April 18.

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

‘Whispers of the Crimson Rose’, Kharee Payton, grade 12The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) proudly debuts the 88th Annual Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) Student Art Exhibition, a cherished tradition that celebrates the vision and talent of the city’s next generation of creatives.
“Road Trip to the Trophy” Bus Tour Debuts in Detroit with Grand Circus Park Takeover This Saturday

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of NBAThe NBA Playoffs are rolling into the Motor City, literally. Detroit will be the first stop on the NBA’s coast-to-coast “Road Trip to the Trophy” tour as the league brings a full-throttle postseason celebration to Grand Circus Park on Saturday, April 19, just hours before the Pistons make their long-awaited playoff return.
Detroit to Host Transformative Dinner and Workshop Series on Generational Wealth and Community Impact Presented by Bank of America and The Michigan Chronicle

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

A transformative two-part experience is coming to Detroit this April, inviting changemakers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders to engage in powerful conversations and action-oriented workshops centered on ambition, unity, and generational wealth presented by the Bank of America and The Michigan Chronicle.
From the Skies to the Streets: Faith Xperience Church’s Easter Egg Drop Returns to Detroit

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

The skies above Medbury Street will soon be filled with more than just spring sunshine. This April 19, Faith Xperience Church (FX Church) is set to dazzle Detroiters once again with one of the city’s most eagerly awaited Easter traditions—the Annual Easter Egg Drop.
Charisse Thomas Redefines 420 by Centering Black Women in Cannabis with Grams & Pearls

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | AJ Williams

When Charisse Thomas launched Grams & Pearls, she didn’t follow trends or ask for a seat at the table. She built her own. Her mission was clear—center Black women in cannabis culture by creating intentional, healing experiences rooted in education, joy, and wellness. “Grams & Pearls is my love letter to Black women,” Thomas said. “It stands where cannabis, social impact, and our empowerment meet.”She created the brand to challenge how Black women show up—or don’t—in the cannabis space.
Greenwood Launches New Initiatives to Boost Spending at Black-Owned Businesses and Expand Loan Access for Black Entrepreneurs

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of GreenwoodIn cities across the U.S., historically Black neighborhoods like Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Paradise Valley in Detroit are seeing a resurgence of pride and economic growth. Once thriving hubs of Black entrepreneurship, these areas are now revitalizing their legacies through community-driven initiatives and a focus on supporting local businesses.
Ride for Equity: Historic Cross-Country Ride from Black Wall Street to Wall Street to Close Racial Capital Gap

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

Courtesy of Black Leaders Detroit and Ride for Equity In a historic and powerful ride for change, cyclists will pedal 1,645 miles across the United States, starting from the iconic Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to the financial epicenter of Wall Street in New York City.
Donna Jackson Becomes First Black Woman Gallery Manager in Scarab Club’s 117-Year Legacy

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of Donna JacksonThe Scarab Club, a cultural landmark and artistic hub in Detroit for over a century, has appointed seasoned arts professional Donna Jackson as its new Gallery Manager. Known for her creative leadership and community-driven approach, Jackson brings a wealth of experience to the role, ensuring the Club’s exhibition program continues to thrive and evolve. Jackson is the first Black woman in this position in The Scrab Club’s 117 years.
Detroit Adds New EMTs to Address Ongoing Workforce Shortage, Partnering with LSTI and Superior Ambulance

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of LSTIAs Detroit continues to grapple with a critical shortage of emergency medical responders, a new class of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) is stepping up to serve the community. Ten freshly certified EMTs have graduated from the Life Support Training Institute (LSTI), a nationally accredited EMS training program operated by Superior Air-Ground Ambulance Service of Michigan, Inc.
Jazzmin Pitts Is Redefining Healing

2 weeks ago | michiganchronicle.com | AJ Williams

When Jazzmin Pitts founded Healed Black Women in 2021, she didn’t act out of ambition—she responded to necessity. As she navigated her own healing journey in isolation, Pitts did the deep, emotional work alone. “I was facing my pain, unlearning habits, and trying to grow—but I had no support system,” she recalled.