In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (March 15-19)

Troy native Steven Yeun is nominated for an Oscar, Comerica Park to welcome increased capacity for Opening Day, Michiganders call for vigilance following violence against Asian Americans, and a new coffee spot is coming to Brush Park
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Comerica Park will welcome more fans on Opening Day than previously anticipated. // Photo: IStock

Michigan expands capacity for outdoor stadiums ahead of Opening Day.

Outdoor arenas will . The update comes after backlash for the previous order that only allowed 1,000 fans.

Actor Steven Yeun, who grew up in Troy, earns an Oscar nomination.

Yeun, best known for his role in The Walking Dead, for Minari. He’s the first Asian American to be nominated for the category.

Russell Street Deli’s owners plan a new eatery in Hamtramck.

The team will in the former Baker Streetcar Bar. A crowdfunding campaign has been set up to help support the space.

A Michigan man sues Hertz over a receipt that proved his innocence.

Herbert Alford spent nearly five years in custody for a murder he didn’t commit. A receipt from the company that he obtained in 2018 much earlier.

Swap DVDs and VHS tapes at Detroit’s Free Blockbuster box.

A local video producer reached out to nonprofit FreeBlockbuster.org to .

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Brush Park is getting a new coffee spot this spring.

will open in the former New Order Coffee space. The shop will roast its own beans and offer pastries from White Wolf Patisserie and Canelle.

Michiganders call for vigilance following violence against Asian Americans.

Robert Aaron Long, a 21-year-old white man, was charged yesterday with killing eight people in Atlanta massage parlors. . Now, .

Matthew Stafford shares an emotional farewell to the Lions and Detroit.Μύ

In a , Stafford, who scored 282 touchdowns and saw three playoffs during his time with the team, thanks his coaches, teammates, and fans.

A metro Detroit native’s coding app for kids receives funding on Shark Tank.

Samantha John, co-founder of the app Hopscotch, made her case to investors. She left with .

Meet the costumed designer behind Genius: Aretha.

scoured decades of publications and curated more than 1,000 photographs to depict the Queen of Soul’s style for the new series.


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