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Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher May 25, 2018

WDET Digital Southeast Michigan's transit woes and the political bickering surrounding them are the stuff of legend. Those transit problems...

Quinn Klinefelter May 25, 2018

WDET is examining issues affecting transportation as part of our series “Policy Meets the People: Mi Voice, MI Vote.” Jake Neher/WDET...

Amy Miller May 25, 2018

The State of Michigan last week announced that it has a 315-million dollar revenue surplus for the coming fiscal year....

Detroit Today May 24, 2018

U.S. House of Representatives In the current political era it's often easy to forget that there are Republicans and Democrats...

Detroit Today May 23, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Our city, county, and state officials have struggled for years to find a comprehensive, equitable, and regional transit...

Quinn Klinefelter May 22, 2018

WDET is examining issues impacting regional transportation as part of our series “Policy Meets the People. MI Voice, MI...

Detroit Today May 22, 2018

U.S. Supreme Court On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to workers who feel they’ve been discriminated against...

Pat Batcheller May 21, 2018

Are you worried that technology will make your job obsolete? A new survey says most Metro Detroit workers don't feel...

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher May 18, 2018

WDET/Laura Herberg There's a lot of talk lately about Michigan's prevailing wage law and whether it's about to go away. ...

Detroit Today May 18, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET This week, the U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for legal sports betting across the country. In a...

Detroit Today May 18, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Writer Tom Wolfe died this week. Wolfe, who was famous for works such as "The Right Stuff" and...

Sandra Svoboda May 17, 2018

If sports betting is legalized in Michigan for casinos to operate, estimates start at $300 million for its industry potential. But what...