Daily Press Cafe will open this summer at 22001 Michigan Ave in West Dearborn, replacing Kung Fu Tea with a newsroom‑themed cafe serving coffee, smoothies and sandwiches. The team is aiming for an Aug. 1 launch.

Marrow is centralizing its restaurant and meat‑processing operations at its Eastern Market location, centralizing dining, butchery and packaged‑goods production.

Taylor planners approved a 3,301‑sq‑ft Raising Cane's at Telegraph and Eureka; the project moves to engineering and permitting with no opening date yet.

Dearborn Public Schools apologized after non‑halal pepperoni was served to Smith Middle students during Ramadan; the district says an audit and vendor changes are underway.

Perk N Press is converting 217 W Main Street into a family-run coffee shop with an adjacent gym; permits are filed and interior work is already underway.

Dime Store will close its Rochester Hills outpost this Sunday while the downtown Detroit location remains open.

A members-only cafe and creative studio is coming to MOTO’s Ferndale roastery. Members-only service starts May 16 with a soft opening planned this spring.

Table 42 will take over the former Krazy Crab at 32821 Grand River Ave in downtown Farmington, promising an American menu with international flair, craft drinks and a large patio.

Chai Khana, an Iraqi-owned tea shop in Midtown, opened this winter in a sunlit, window-lined storefront. Reviewers have singled out its karak chai, murals and laptop-friendly vibe.

Relaunched Green Grocer grants are helping corner shops add produce and refrigerated goods across Detroit, starting with a new mini‑mart in Dexter‑Linwood. The DEGC says more storefronts are next in line for awards.

Little Caesars opened Michigan’s first self-service, self-checkout location in Dearborn Heights, joining a Rockford pilot as the chain tests grab-and-go Pizza Portal pickup. The launch included a grand-opening giveaway and app-based ordering.

Four Bruegger's shops across southeast Michigan will be remodeled and rebranded as Einstein Bros., bringing menu and design changes.

Ferndale mainstay Drifter Coffee will close Sunday after expansion plans stalled and mounting costs forced the decision.