Katherine Hunt+FollowDetroit’s Holy Redeemer: A neighborhood gemOnly five K-8 Catholic schools remain in central Detroit, and Holy Redeemer Catholic School is not just surviving—it’s thriving. Thanks to a passionate principal, Sister Kateri Burbee, and strong community support, the school has grown from 170 to 225 students in just a few years. Nearly every student receives financial help, making quality Catholic education accessible to local families. It’s more than a school—it’s a nearly 150-year-old community hub where neighbors, businesses, and donors pitch in to keep faith and learning alive. What role do you think schools like this play in shaping Detroit’s future? #Education #Detroit #CatholicSchools00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowDetroit neighbor wins $2M on scratch-off!A Wayne County resident just turned a quick stop at Jefferson Fuels into a $2 million windfall with the Michigan Lottery’s Legendary Wild Time scratch-off. Imagine scratching a ticket and suddenly your life changes—he chose the lump sum, walking away with $1.3 million after taxes. With over $61 million in prizes still unclaimed, including two more $2 million top prizes, it’s wild to think how many life-changing moments could be waiting at your local corner store. Anyone else feeling lucky or have a scratch-off story to share? #News #Detroit #LotteryWin00Share
ethanconner+FollowDetroit’s city airport gets a major sim upgradeDetroit’s Coleman A. Young International Airport just got a serious glow-up in Microsoft Flight Simulator, and it’s a game-changer for anyone who loves flying in and out of the Motor City. Instead of the usual wide-open runways, you’ll be weaving through Detroit’s urban landscape, with detailed scenery that captures the airport’s gritty, historic vibe. Every building is hand-crafted, right down to the interiors—no copy-paste textures here. This release finally gives Detroit sim pilots a true home base, and it’s a big step toward Orbx’s vision for a fully realized virtual Detroit. Who’s ready to try those tight city approaches? #News #Detroit #FlightSimulator00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowDetroit man’s $2M lottery win at gas stationImagine stopping for gas in Detroit and walking out $2 million richer. That’s exactly what happened to a 53-year-old local who picked up a Legendary Wild Time scratch-off on a whim at Jefferson Fuels. He scratched it right there and was stunned to see he’d hit the jackpot. After confirming with the Michigan Lottery, he chose a lump sum payout of $1.3 million. He’s planning to travel and save the rest. Have you ever had a random moment change your life? What would you do if you won big like this? #News #Detroit #LotteryWin00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowDetroit neighbors face rising heat bills and outagesSky-high winter heating bills and constant power outages are hitting Detroiters hard, with some residents saying nearly half their income goes just to stay warm. At a recent DTE listening session, folks shared how unreliable service and expensive energy are straining their budgets and daily lives. Many worry that new data centers could push rates even higher, leaving regular customers to foot the bill. There’s a real push for more transparency, better infrastructure, and solutions like rooftop solar to help keep costs down and the lights on. How are rising utility bills affecting your household? What changes would you want to see from DTE? #Business #Industry #Detroit00Share
William Mckinney+FollowDetroit’s deep freeze: Why every outdoor dog is at riskLeaving a dog outside in Detroit’s current bitter cold isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s an emergency. Animal control is getting flooded with calls as temps drop, and even breeds known for handling winter, like huskies, are at risk. Fur isn’t enough protection against these extreme temps, and a doghouse with straw won’t cut it. Animal care teams are urging everyone to check on pets and neighbors’ animals, and to report any concerns. It’s a community effort to keep pets safe—what steps are you taking to help animals in your neighborhood this week? #Pets #Detroit #PetSafety00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowBig changes ahead at Detroit Cristo ReyDetroit Cristo Rey High School is gearing up for a new chapter with William R. McGrail stepping in as president starting January 2026. What stands out is McGrail’s track record in fundraising and building community partnerships—skills that could mean more opportunities and resources for students and families in Detroit. With his passion for youth and commitment to educational access, there’s real potential for Cristo Rey to expand its impact. How do you think this leadership change could shape the future for students and the neighborhood? Let’s talk about what you hope to see next! #Education #K12 #Detroit00Share
Jenna Stark+FollowDetroit’s winter: Simple hacks to avoid costly repairsFurnaces and pipes in Detroit are taking a beating as this deep freeze drags on. Local heating pros say the cold is breaking down equipment faster than usual, and frozen pipes are a real threat. A few easy moves can save you from a pricey disaster: keep a trickle of water running to stop pipes from freezing, open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air in, and cover windows to slow heat loss. Wrapping exposed pipes and switching your thermostat fan to “on” can also help. Anyone else have winter home survival tips that actually work? #Home #Detroit #WinterTips00Share
Willie Morales+FollowWhat Dave Ramsey says about Detroit debt lawsuitsFacing a court summons over $7,000 in credit card debt, a Detroit-area caller was panicked about wage garnishment and aggressive collection tactics. Dave Ramsey’s advice? Don’t let fear push you into a payment plan you can’t afford. He explained that wage garnishment doesn’t happen overnight—there’s usually a 30-day window, and creditors often settle for less than the full amount. Ramsey even called the odds of full collection 'statistically zero.' If you’re in a similar spot, consider negotiating a lump-sum offer you can actually manage. Has anyone here dealt with debt collectors or court judgments? What worked for you? #Business #MakeMoney #Detroit00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowDetroit’s Bishop Mansion gets new lifeDetroit’s largest home, the historic Bishop Mansion, is about to see a major comeback. Calvin Gee, a 35-year-old tech CEO, just bought the 68-room estate for $800,000 and plans to move his AI and robotics company from Austin to Detroit. He’s not just restoring the mansion’s stunning marble and hand-carved woodwork—he’s betting big on Detroit’s future. Locals might remember the mansion’s past as the Catholic Bishop’s residence and its celebrity owners. Now, with a multimillion-dollar renovation on the way, what do you think this means for the neighborhood and Detroit’s tech scene? #RealEstate #Detroit #BishopMansion00Share
