Detroit is getting its WNBA team back in 2029, and the name most of the city wants is the one the league cannot currently use. The Detroit Shock trademark belongs to someone else, and in February the federal government told
Update, August 2: camp is sold out. All five public practices are claimed, and so are the four Lions Loyal member sessions. Nothing is left on the primary or secondary market. Camp opened July 29 at the Meijer Performance Center
Detroit City FC has broken ground on AlumniFi Field, the club’s first purpose-built home. Hundreds of fans and city officials, including Mayor Mary Sheffield, gathered on July 15, 2026, at Michigan Avenue and 20th Street for the ceremony. The 15,000-seat
Detroit’s WNBA team is real, and its first home is locked in. City Council greenlit a $50 million practice facility and headquarters on the former Uniroyal site at 6000 East Jefferson in late 2025. Construction starts in 2027. The doors
This Comerica Park guide arrives as the Detroit Tigers make an unexpected run at the postseason. As of mid-July, the team had won 10 of its last 11 games and sat three games out of a Wild Card spot, according
Red Bull Showrun Michigan brings real Formula 1 cars to the streets of Dearborn on Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 1 to 4 p.m., and it is completely free. Oracle Red Bull Racing and Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1
The Rocket Classic 2026 runs Thursday, July 30 through Sunday, August 2 at Detroit Golf Club, and it is the last one. After eight years as Detroit’s PGA Tour event, Rocket is ending its title sponsorship, making this the final