Echoes
Daily two-hour series of evocative, ground-breaking music seamlessly bridges new instrumental, world fusion, new acoustic, impressionistic jazz and inventive vocal styles. |
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Survey says most Michigan voters now favor it and would repeal 2004 ban.
Two new exhibits highlight the re-opening of the Dossin Great Lakes Museum.
WSU oncologist explains the procedure, and the gene that puts women at higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer.
Outsells Volt, Leaf, and similarly-priced luxury sedans.
Detroit wins Game 7, eliminates Anaheim from the Stanley Cup playoffs.
WDET listeners, staff join The Greening of Detroit to plant trees in Grandmont-Rosedale neighborhood.
Festival is a draw for art lovers and a competition for artists.
Some Lansing lawmakers estimate that each month about 150 girls under the age of 18 in Michigan become victims of sex trafficking.
Preventing fatal crashes is about having the right training and the right safety gear.
More than 50 percent of children in Detroit live in poverty, about one in three countywide.
The Music Learning Alliance launched With1note.com Monday. The project will help students find music teachers and supplement the cost of those lessons.
IT and software developer is one of six candidates in a special election.
Democratic Congressman Gary Peters is making a bid to replace retiring US Senator Carl Levin. Peters formally announced his candidacy at a bar and grille in Rochester once operated by his great, great grandfather.
The Warren-Conner Development Coalition is holding a mayoral forum that’s scheduled to begin at 6:30 Wednesday night.
Governor ends financial emergency in Ecorse, but appoints Joyce Parker to advisory board to keep city on track.
Possession of an ounce or less would not result in jail time if bill passes.
Move meant to give event more space, and avoid confrontations between festival-goers and anti-Muslim groups.
Detroit barely clinches 22nd straight playoff berth, starts postseason in Anaheim.
Plan would use portion of old Willow Run bomber plant, which could be demolished otherwise.
MSU's annual survey says hot trend will be visiting microbreweries and wineries in 2013.
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