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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What the Mackinac Policy Conference Got Right - and Where It Missed the Mark for Black Leaders

3 days ago | michiganchronicle.com | Jeremy Allen

Each spring, the Detroit Regional Chamber convenes the state’s most influential political and business minds for the Mackinac Policy Conference – a marquee event meant to shape Michigan’s future.
Crowdfunding Launches for Abby’s Art Park to Transform Vacant Lot into Inclusive Cultural Oasis in Detroit’s North End

5 days ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

Courtesy of The Hope and Imagination FoundationA once-vacant lot in Detroit’s North End is on the brink of a creative transformation into a vibrant community space that blends accessibility, global culture, and neighborhood pride. The project, dubbed Abby’s Art Park, is the latest initiative from the Hope and Imagination Foundation, and it’s counting on community support to become a reality.
New NoMad Hotel Set to Transform Detroit Landmark into Luxury Destination

5 days ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

Credit: Jason Keen, Michigan CentralThe next chapter in the rebirth of Michigan Central Station is about to unfold with the announcement of NoMad Detroit, a luxury lifestyle hotel set to open in 2027 inside the historic former train depot. This will be Hilton’s first NoMad property in the United States, part of a bold collaboration with Ford Motor Company to reshape the iconic structure into a cornerstone of Detroit’s future.
From Grand Rapids to the Big Apple: 8th Grader Heads to NYC for the NBA Math Hoops Global Championship

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of Learn Fresh and the NBAWhile most middle schoolers are kicking off their summer break with trips to the pool or video games, 12-year-old Kyler Jackson of Grand Rapids has something much bigger on the horizon: the bright lights of New York City and a seat at the NBA’s headquarters for the 2025 NBA Math Hoops Global Championship.
Motown meets Mozart: Big Sean & DSO Unite for Historic Hip-Hop Symphony at Orchestra Hall, Honoring J Dilla

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

courtesy of Stand with CryptoDetroit’s music scene is about to make history! On June 29, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Detroit Pistons will present Big Sean & Friends, a concert that fuses classical power with a hip-hop pulse, headlined by multi-platinum rapper and hometown hero Big Sean.
VOAMI Launches Pilot Program to Address Mental Health and Substance Use Among Veterans

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

United States Army veteran, Kyle, courtesy of Volunteers of America MichiganConfronting a crisis that claims the well-being and sometimes the lives of those who once served, Volunteers of America Michigan (VOAMI) has launched a groundbreaking pilot program to dismantle the stigma silencing veterans battling mental health and substance use disorders.
From Dirt to Dreams: Nicole Scott Brings the Black Rodeo Back Home to Michigan

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Jeremy Allen

Nicole Scott didn’t grow up with the sound of hooves pounding against dirt arenas or the sight of cowboys racing through open chutes. She’s a daughter of Inkster, Mich., and her early experiences didn’t include rodeos—especially not ones showcasing Black riders, ropers, and wranglers. But fate, family, and faith would pull her into a world that would soon become her life’s calling: producing and championing Black rodeos across the country.
Pistons Academy Rolls Out Summer Slam Dunk: 2025 Youth Basketball Camp Series Kicks Off Across Metro Detroit

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

Credit: Pistons AcademyThis summer, basketball dreams are taking flight across Michigan as the Detroit Pistons officially launch the 2025 “Pistons Academy” Youth Basketball Camp season, a dynamic lineup of 16 camps designed to develop young talent, ignite passion for the game, and build the next generation of hoopers. Announced today, registration is now open for the highly anticipated summer circuit, which begins June 9 at Detroit Country Day High School in Beverly Hills.
InsideOut Literary Arts Marks 30 Years of Empowering Detroit Youth with Mural on Historic Avenue of Fashion

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Amber Ogden

Credit: Elonte Davis PhotographyIn celebration of three decades of creative impact, InsideOut Literary Arts has teamed up with City Walls Detroit to unveil a new mural on Detroit’s historic Avenue of Fashion, honoring the power of youth voices and the city’s cultural legacy. The mural, painted by Detroit artist Oshun Williams, with the assistance of local artists Ijania Cortez and Joe Cazeno III, artistically known as Cashiesh, bursts with color and symbolism.
The Carr Report: Why folks are claiming Social Security early-and why you should think twice!

1 week ago | michiganchronicle.com | Damon Carr

Let’s talk about the retirement panic that has folk hitting the Social Security button faster than folks rush to buy Beyoncé tickets. People are claiming Social Security at 62 like the system is about to disappear overnight. All this stress over “What if it runs out?” has folks locking in the smallest Social Security checks of their life, all in the name of FEAR.