It’s that time again — cars packed, emotions running high, and parents everywhere making the bittersweet journey to drop their kids off at college. Whether it’s the first time or the fourth, move-in day has parents catching flights and feelings.
Full-on glam is a look typically reserved for special occasions—a night out on the town, a cocktail party or a birthday celebration. There’s even a slang term, “birthday makeup,” that refers to an elaborate makeup effort, whether appropriate or not.
For Takeout Tuesday, Detroit gets a taste of Cuba with Frita Batidos, a vibrant spot known for Cuban-inspired street food, from spiced burgers to sweet, refreshing batidos
When you think of great bourbon, Kentucky often comes to mind. But one entrepreneur is showing the world that Michigan has what it takes to produce exceptional bourbon.
Two homegrown brands embodying the grit, pride and style of the 313 are leading the festivities: Born in Detroit and 8 Mile Vodka. Both started right here by Detroiters and are now making major moves across the state and beyond.
Local 4 is partnering with Raise the Flag Detroit for an event outside the Spirit of Detroit statue. Ali Thrower from Raise the Flag discussed the Detroit flag’s significance and the importance of the ceremony.
As summer peaks, fresh produce is abundant at grocery stores, farmers markets, roadside stands, and even in backyards. A chopped veggie platter is a great way to enjoy these seasonal delights, but Local 4 Lifestyle Editor Jon Jordan is known for kicking things up to the next level.
Many look forward to the warm months all year, but the approach of August and inching toward the end of the summer season can bring on a little anxiety—sometimes called the “fall scaries.”
In case you didn’t know, Kim Degiulio is expecting—like, very soon. She’s made the most of her wardrobe with maternity-specific clothing options but has also been able to wear some regular items from her closet that have a stretch factor.
The Concert of Colors returns July 16 through 20, bringing global music, dance and culture to the heart of the city all for free.
Stephanie and Joe Spencer, co-owners of Louisiana Creole Gumbo joined “Live in the D” and shared their take on a loaded Creole mac and cheese dish.
On Tuesday, Local 4 Lifestyle Editor Jon Jordan shared advice on how to upscale your yard sale. Just in case you missed it, he’s back, with incentives and some astounding yard sale treasures discovered by “Live in the D’ viewers.
Sports fans are gearing up for some action at Little Caesars Arena, but it won’t be the Pistons taking the court this time. Instead, the Detroit Amplifiers, the city’s new pro-3-on-3 basketball team, will be showing off their hoop skills.
This year marks the 30th annual Michigan Jazz Festival and every year it continues to evolve. This year, a new form of art is introduced: tap dancing.
Friends of the show — comedian Mike Bonner and April “AP” Lockett, host of “The AP Show” — joined “Live in the D” and shared their driving pet peeves.
It’s the season for outdoor entertainment and the perfect time to build your backyard oasis. Interior designer Dawn Newkirk with Gorman’s Home Furnishings and Interior Design joined “Live in the D” and shared tips to create the perfect backyard getaway.
Blank Slate Creamery takes no shortcuts when it comes to the ice cream game. Ice cream shop owner, Janice Sigler and her son Nat Nuttle joined “Live in the D,” for a taste test of the fresh ingredients.
Humid and hot days have been the topic of discussion, and more are approaching heading into the weekend. Enjoy the heat and keep it cool with summer hacks from Jon Jordan
The owner bakes up success with her small business that recently won the annual Hatch Detroit contest.
Dragon Forest has more than 30 sculptures and animatronics on the attraction trail. Reporter April Morton joined Guest Relations’ Cole Kilpinski on “Live in the D” and shared more about what guests can expect.
Whether you are the birthday guest of honor or part of the party, navigating the etiquette of splitting the check can get pretty complicated. Friends of the show April “AP” Lockett and Dave Mishevitz joined “Live in the D” for a sit-down conversation.
Little Italy opened its doors in 1959 and has been serving up pizza, subs, pasta, and so much more. Owner of Little Italy Pizza, Sean Katchuba, joined “Live in the D” to tell us why he chose to expand his brand.
It’s time for iron chef Detroit ii taking place at eastern market next week. Chef John Wilhite of Green dot Stables and Rev. Faith Fowler, the director of Cass Community Social Services joined “Live in the D” to give us a taste of what is in store for this year’s event.