Faygo Pop has teamed up with the Detroit Lions’ dynamic duo, Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery, to spread joy throughout the city this summer.

A hazmat situation is taking place at the Faygo plant on Detroit’s east side.

In Michigan we have the Great Lakes, bumpy cake, Faygo pop and more Coney Island restaurants than you can count...but there is something we’ve always been missing -- a Buc-ee’s convenience store/gas station utopia.

Plus, Faygo has a new flavor, and Eminem is now selling his Mom’s Spaghetti Sauce by the jar -- that’s what’s on the menu for the 76th edition of the Dine In The D Newsletter. (Hi, I’m Michelle!)

The popular Detroit soda adds more flavor to creamy treats

All this week, students from Wayne State University have been working to uncover history at a home that once belonged to Malcolm X.

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One thing that’s fun about summer is relaxing with a cool beverage.

Detroit’s iconic pop brand Faygo has launched a new flavor just in time for summer.

Chef Jon Kung is heating up the kitchen with a dish that includes a Detroit drink.

It’s happening! The Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix is revving up, and setting up, on Belle Isle.

DETROIT – Ben and Perry Feigenson introduced the first version of what would become a Detroit staple on Nov. 4, 1907, when the bakers created a beverage based off their frosting flavors. The brothers also started referring to the drinks as pop because of the sound the bottles made when opened. The beverage was sold under the name Feigenson Brothers Bottling Works until 1920, when the company was changed to the Feigenson Brothers Company. The next year, the brothers decided the name was too long to put on glass bottles, and shortened it to Faygo. There are now more than 50 Faygo flavors available.