State Review Finds Financial Emergency in Wayne County
A state review team has determined that a financial emergency exists in Wayne County. The determination sets the stage for...
Driverless Car Technology Still Miles Away From Reaching Public Roadways
The University of Michigan is opening a $10 million test facility to help develop autonomous, so-called “driverless” vehicle technology. Called...
Michigan Lawmakers Fight Plan to Stamp Out Post Offices
New legislation introduced in Congress is attempting to keep three U.S. mail processing centers in Michigan off of the chopping...
State Hears Concerns Over Abuse of Prescription Meds
State officials say they want to hear stories this week from those dealing with prescription drug abuse. Experts say the...
U-M Opens 32-Acre Test Site for Driverless Cars [Video]
Officials with the University of Michigan are opening a new test track today featuring cars with no drivers. The 32-acre facility, called Mcity, contains...
Detroit Park, Neighborhood Helping Each Other Grow
Daniel Long/WDET Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has said for the city to prosper it must become a place where people...
Is the Detroit Housing Market Rebounding? Or is it in a Bubble?
Ian Freimuth (Flickr - Ifmuth) The 2008 housing market crash still has ripple effects in Detroit seven years later. Many...
NPR’s #RaceOnTech: What Does Diversity Really Mean in Technology and Science?
Stephen Henderson speaks with Michael Evans from Loveland Technologies and PishPosh.tv about NPR's All Tech Considered's #RaceOnTech campaign, which highlights the diverse...
UAW/Big Three Talks Focus on Profits, Costs, and Two-Tier Wage Structure
The United Auto Workers opened contract talks with General Motors Co. and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles this week. Negotiations with Ford Motor...
Effects of Detroit Newspaper Strike Still Being Felt 20 Years Later
On July 13, 1995, nearly 2,500 Detroit newspaper employees walked off their jobs to protest what they called management's unfair...
Tragedy and Triumph out of a Strike
Stephen Henderson: Welcome to Detroit Today on 101.9 WDET. I’m Stephen Henderson and thanks for joining us this Monday, July...
Metro Detroit Cancer Doctor Gets 45 Year Sentence for Purposely Giving Patients Wrong Treatments
Detroit cancer doctor sentenced Klinefelter 7.10.15 A federal judge is sentencing a former cancer doctor from Metro Detroit...