Tag: Awards

A look back at EL CENTRAL’s Super Bowl XL anniversary photo contest, where Detroit sports history, reader passion, and community ...

Bad Bunny makes GRAMMY history with first all-Spanish Album of the Year win, leading a landmark night for Latino artists ...

Detroit Latino leaders back new DHDC director Miguel Rodriguez, highlighting unity, community leadership, and the future of Southwest Detroit nonprofits.

Detroit automakers dominate the 2026 Detroit Auto Show as Ford and Dodge claim top North American awards, blending performance, heritage, ...

From translator to trusted advocate, Pontiac’s Señora Debra returns to serve immigrant families, handling 50+ cases and earning Mexico’s Ohtli ...

Bank of America’s Day of Giving highlights major 2025 investments, volunteers, and Detroit nonprofits working to expand opportunity and strengthen ...

Nominate Michigan’s top public-school educators for the 2025-26 Excellence in Education awards and celebrate teachers inspiring students statewide.

Detroit residents take city council to the neighborhood. Learn how local voices in District 6 shape policy, challenge development, and ...

The 2025 NAHP Convention revealed major growth in Latino media, $2M in new grants, and powerful alliances shaping the future ...

SER Metro-Detroit celebrated 53 years of empowering communities at its Amigos de SER Luncheon, honoring partners, graduates, and 50 years ...

Michigan’s 7th Annual Talentos Latinos Awards celebrated Hispanic community leaders, culture, and empowerment during Hispanic Heritage Month 2025.

The Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce wins 2025 Chamber of the Year, recognized nationally for empowering Hispanic-owned businesses in Michigan.

Priority Health Total Health Foundation awards $75K grant to Congress of Communities to empower immigrant families and youth in Southwest ...

Detroit’s brightest minds in science, technology, engineering, and math took center stage on Thursday, September 25, as the city’s STEM ...

Detroit’s Bagley-West Vernor may join the National Register of Historic Places, unlocking tax credits, grants, and recognition for Latino heritage.