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The sequel takes place ten years after we last saw Tom, Olivia, and Malorie. Fans of the book and Netflix hit film are excited.

In the past few decades, the restaurant industry has become the fastest-growing private employer in the nation. The industry also has the lowest paying minimum wage in many states, like Michigan.

Motown Museum CEO Robin Terry talks reduced capacity in the COVID-19 era and how a photo exhibit from former in-house photographer Jim Hendin reflects the demands for social change today.

"It's a block party on steroids," says Adriel Thornton, the co-president of the North Cass Community Union, the community organization that produces the free, one-day festival each year. It was scheduled for Saturday, September 12th.

Market manager Minya Irby says last summer, the market had three or four vendors. This year, there are 30 and even more on a waiting list.

Low wages, employment instability and now a pandemic. For years, the food and hospitality industry has been one of the least unionized in the nation. Post-COVID, this could change.

Those who were there at Tiger Stadium in the summer of 1990 will never forget the civil rights icon's time in the Motor City.

In the final installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “Aspiration.”

Motown's mission to be 'The Sound of Young America' was itself a political act, says a musicologist. Listen to to a playlist of the label's political protest songs.

LaVette's new album "Blackbirds" has her covering songs popularized by Black female singers. But one of the tracks, "Blues for the Weepers," has a hidden history few know about.