March Auto Sales Cool Off, But Better Than Expected

Auto sales slowed in March. General Motors, Ford, and Nissan all sold fewer vehicles last month than they did a...

March Sales Cool For GM, Ford

   A wintry month of March helped cool-off sales for two of Detroit’s Big Three automakers.    Ford and General...

UAW Membership Hits 400,000–the Highest it’s Been Since 2008

Tom Magliery/Creative Commons Membership in the UAW is the highest it has been since 2008, according to the organization’s annual...

Motor City Match to Connect Entrepreneurs with Properties

Marissa Gawel/WDET The Detroit Economic Growth Corporation is launching a program designed to lure more business to the city. The...

Free Press Editor Reflects On Paper’s Digital Evolution

The Detroit Free Press has broken some big news stories during Paul Anger’s time as editor and publisher. They include...

Proposal 1: It’s Not Just About The Roads

WDET Joan Isabella Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson writes: "There are a lot of opinions these days about the ballot proposal...

Personal Stories Of Wayne County’s Foreclosure Crisis

Roughly 76-thousand homes in Wayne County are at risk of tax foreclosure.  As the deadline to pay back taxes approaches...

Wayne County Leads Nation In Population Loss

   Newly-released Census data reveals that more people left Wayne County last year than in moved out of any other...

Ford Issues Recall for Some Police and Emergency Vehicles

J. Carlisle Larsen/WDET Ford is issuing three recalls in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The largest recall affects around 213,000...

Study Shows Growth in Distance Between Work and Home

Matt Pagel/ CC A Brookings Institution report reveals the distance between peoples' homes and their jobs in metropolitan areas grew in 2012...

Michigan Tourism Expected to Grow in 2015

Marissa Gawel/WDET Michigan State University professors say they expect state tourism will grow this year. Assistant Professor Dan McCole says, compared...

A New Study Says Lack Of Food Access Isn’t Just A Detroit Problem

  A new study says nearly two-million people in Michigan live in areas where healthy food is hard to get....