Billy Dee Williams Talks Star Wars, Berry Gordy At Motor City Comic Con
by: Quinn KlinefelterNumerous legends of film and television convene in Novi this weekend for the 23rd Motor City Comic Con.
Numerous legends of film and television convene in Novi this weekend for the 23rd Motor City Comic Con.
A $1-million federal grant is going to be used to remove the Wayne Dam on the lower River Rouge.
The demand for firearms is rising at a staggering rate in Michigan.
In a report published by the Brookings Institute this week, Detroit had the second highest gain in jobs in the manufacturing sector.
The organization is hosting a conference Thursday at Wayne State University for aspiring high school writers called, “Who Understands But Me?”
It is calculated that Detroit has close to 20-square miles of vacant land within its borders. Wayne State Professor and Urban Planner Robin Boyle speaks with WDET about how that land can be developed.
The DIA is seeking a millage in Macomb, Wayne and Oakland counties.
The recent suicide of star pro football player Junior Seau is renewing attention on the problems players face after they leave the field.
Voters across Metro Detroit will decide school bond and local tax issues on Tuesday.
Preservationists are disappointed at the prospect of the demolition of the American Beauty Iron Building. But Wayne State CFO says it is necessary in order to build a state of the art biomedical research facility.
Astronaut Jerry Linenger delivers the keynote address this evening at Wayne State University’s graduation ceremony.
SEMCOG wants public input on how to make alerts more timely, and better.
Detroit hosts forum on foreclosure crisis Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum.
General Motors released its quarterly earnings summary this morning. WDET's Pat Batcheller spoke with 'Autoline Daily's John McElroy about the numbers and asked if there was anything surprising about the results.
State wants to give businesses, residents, and drivers plenty of time to prepare for disruptions in traffic.
Stent can open arteries, but is not a cure.
Dr. Anand Parekh, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, speaks with WDET about the importance of community health centers and preventative health.
New web site features links and original news content by local journalists.
Chrysler led Detroit's automakers with sales up 20%. Ford sales fell 5%. GM sales fell 8%.
Officials in Detroit are launching a new schedule they say will keep buses in the city running on time on selected routes.
University of Michigan Economist Dr. George Fulton speaks about job growth in Oakland County.
Where's GM heading after record profit in 2012?
Last week students from Western International High School staged a highly publicized walk-out. The protest was in solidarity with fellow students at Southwestern High School to save their school from closing. The students have been accused of skipping school and called everything from irresponsible to hero’s and future leaders. Craig Fahle talks to Western International High School students, Raychel Gafford and Freddie Burse about their motivations for organizing a student movement.
Ford’s first quarter earnings fell roughly 45% compared to the beginning of 2011.
This group is working to start a community radio station in Detroit.
Working out of a hanger and abandoned terminal at Detroit City Airport, Jon Rimanelli says the Obama Administration and NASA are helping to propel his endeavor to make Detroit a major player in engineering Next Generation aviation communication systems and sky travel, utilizing unmanned aircraft for freight, surveillance and personal passenger travel.
Bridging 8 Mile will host reimagining commuinity meetings this weekend in Detroit and Royal Oak.
Wayne State football team plays spring scrimmage, prepares to make another run at a national championship in 2012.
10-6 record, playoff berth, mean lower draft pick for team that took Matthew Stafford Number One in 2009.
WDET's J. Carlisle Larsen speaks about the history of Chicago's city owned Meigs Field Airport.
With Detroit city officials looking to eliminate City Airport's budget, WDET checks in with the people in the neighborhood to find out what they hope the fate of the site will be.
Dr. Kafi Kumasi speaks about this year's Bookstock--a charity book drive aimed to help promote literacy throughout the area.
President Obama says the economic change he promised in 2008 is taking place – but at a slower pace than he’d hoped for. The President made the remarks at a fund raising event in Dearborn.
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week in Michigan. Stay informed if you want to live.