Annalise Frank is a City of Detroit reporter for Axios, focusing on local news and developments in the city of Detroit, Michigan. With a keen interest in urban development, arts and culture, and community issues, Annalise brings insightful reporting and storytelling to her articles, keeping readers informed about the vibrant and evolving landscape of Detroit.
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Annalise Frank's coverage is primarily focused on local news, including government announcements and events in Detroit and the surrounding areas. She regularly reports on business developments, lifestyle features, and real estate within the region.
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Excitement continues to build around the team.
El Barzon, a Brush Park bodega and more.
By: Annalise Frank, Emily Peck
Tips now account for a growing portion of U.S. restaurant workers' pay.
Near the easternmost point of Detroit, 19 artists have brought their creations to a sculpture and perennial garden.
Construction is starting on a rare development in Detroit: reusing a historic, vacant school building
The Armeno-Futurism-inspired exhibition "Portal Fire: Shrine of the Torchbearer" opens Friday.
Experience the holidays at Michigan Central, dance to DJs and more.
Michiganders grappling with substance use disorders require improved access to timely treatment, the state says.
With purple ube treats stocking its shelves, JP Makes and Bakes has become a popular spot on Woodward Avenue in New Center.
It's harder for young people to afford homes.
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