Two Years Ahead of Schedule, the Detroit Institute of Arts Wants Another 10-Year Millage
With their annual fundraising gala and a new exhibition highlighting African-American collectors and artists on deck, the Detroit Institute of...
With their annual fundraising gala and a new exhibition highlighting African-American collectors and artists on deck, the Detroit Institute of...
Its main campus may be two hours north of Detroit in Mt. Pleasant, but Central Michigan University is looking to expand...
The Detroit Public Schools Community District received $5 million in grants and additional funds to augment behavioral and mental health...
Marc Edwards, a civil engineer and University Distinguished Professor at Virginia Tech conducted the research confirming that lead was poisoning...
101.9 WDET's "Crossing The Lines" is a series that explores what unites us and divides us as a people and as...
Virg Bernero was the 51st Mayor of Lansing and is currently CEO of Bernero Hannan LLC. Bernero put pressure on...
What role does morality play in the blurred lines of fair use and public domain? In August 2018, Zoe Ligon,...
Marcia Cotton has lived in Highland Park for most of her life. She had her home tested for lead in...
The impeachment inquiry into President Trump is commanding headlines and consuming national politics. While the turmoil in Washington consumes the discourse,...
A 23-year-old technician is the newest member of Center Line's city council. Aaron Delikta topped a slate of four candidates...
Jake Neher/WDET Author and hometown Detroiter Steve Luxenberg is back in town promoting his book "Separate," which explores the human stories behind the...
Laura Weber-Davis, WDET University of Michigan alum and Manhattan real estate developer Stephen Ross is betting on Detroit, and Dan...