MARK WALLACE

The Detroit Riverwalk attracts 3.5 million visitors annually. Courtesy Photo The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy recently announced the Detroit Riverwalk has been named Best Riverwalk in the 2022 USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards contest. It is the second year in a row the Detroit Riverwalk has earned the recognition. “We are thrilled to be voted

USA Today announced Friday that the Detroit Riverwalk is the best Riverwalk in the United States.

The Detroit Harvest Fest will transform the Dequindre Cut over the weekend. In addition to the food trucks, 60 different artists will be performing over two days.

The West Riverfront Park in Detroit is going to start taking shape over the next few years.

Trash is a big issue along the Detroit Riverfront and it has been a constant effort to keep the area clean.

The first segment of the Detroit Riverwalk opened in 2006, and its growing popularity has encouraged millions of visitors to visit its plazas, pavilions and greenspaces. Continuous effort and improvements have so robustly bettered the area that the Detroit Riverwalk recently was named the 2021 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Award winner as the Best Riverwalk in America. Other contenders included the Chicago Riverwalk, Charles River Esplanade, Wilmington Riverwalk and Smale Riverfront Park. “We’re all very proud,” said Matt Cullen, Detroit Riverfront Conservancy board chairman. “When the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy started 20 years ago, we had an ugly waterfront.

ISIS' widespread use of often new Toyota trucks has prompted a U.S. investigation into how the terror group obtains vehicles. Counter Extremism Project CEO Mark Wallace joins CBSN to discuss.

Detroit's reclaimed wood is getting new life thanks to Mark Wallace and his passion for hand crafting guitars. Wallace says his guitars are a tribute to Detroit's rich music history. Chip Reid takes us inside Wallace's workshop.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on Wednesday called on state legislators to modify the controversial religious freedom bill that critics worried would allow discrimination against gays; and, Detroit's reclaimed wood is getting new life thanks to Mark Wallace and his passion for hand crafting guitars. Wallace says his guitars are a tribute to Detroit's rich music history.