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This fall, Ford is slated to release the new C-MAX Hybrid, which is expected to get 47-miles-per-gallon on the highway and in the city. WDET's Laura Weber-Davis speaks with John Davis, chief engineer of the C-MAX, about what consumers should expect from Ford's new fuel efficient vehicle and how the C-MAX has evolved over the past few years.
WDET's Laura Weber-Davis speaks with WDET's All Things Considered host Travis Wright about the collaborative effort between the state and the city to make schools neighborhood hubs.
Dr. George Preti, an organic chemist out of Philadelphia, sits down with WDET's Laura Weber Davis to discuss the fascinating and mysterious science of pheromones.
Ann Arbor-based Singer/Songwriter Hana Malhas talks with WDET's Laura Weber about her music and performs live in studio.
Before the engines start revving at the Detroit Indy Grand Prix this weekend on Belle Isle, WDET's Laura Weber caught up with Ryan Briscoe, one of three Indycar drivers on Roger Penske's racing team for the event, Team Penske.
In remembrance of those who have lost their lives in service of our country, WDET’s Laura Weber examines the cultural significance of the upcoming holiday and speaks with a friend about his experiences during four tours of duty.
Taste Love Cupcakes in Royal Oak won the bake-off on Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars”.
WDET's Laura Weber give us an overview of the State's Financial Review meeting that took place this afternoon.
State lawmakers are on a two-week Spring break. They will return to a contentious budget season that's heating up.
Detroit Deputy Mayor Kirk Lewis says the city needs to issue more than a hundred million dollars in bonds to execute a turnaround plan and avoid an emergency manager.
WDET’s Laura Weber visited Vista Maria – a school and home in Dearborn Heights that specializes in treating girls who are in foster care, or who are vulnerable to abuse and neglect. Vista Maria is using mentorship as a tool to get teens thinking about college and career as they move into adulthood.
WDET's Laura Weber speaks with Detroit farmers Patrick Crouch and Shane Bernardo about Earthworks Urban Farm as part of our 'Call to Action' volunteer initiative.
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