Maker Faire Detroit Exploits Innovation
Stephen Henderson speaks with Phreddy Wischusen, Director of Communications for Ponyride, to highlight the innovative ideas and mechanics behind the...
In Their Own Words: Historians Seek Personal Stories of 1967 Detroit Riot
July 23, 1967 is a critical date in Detroit's history. Early that morning, Detroit Police raided a "blind pig"--an illegal after-hours bar--near...
Windsor Tells Detroit to Quiet Down Over Concert Noise
Officials in Windsor say Detroit needs to tone down some of the noise coming from concert venues in the city....
Taylor, Allen Park Foreclosed Homes To Get Renovations
Michaela Thiede/ PD The cities of Taylor and Allen Park are partnering with a realty company to buy and renovate...
The Legal Side of Urban Farming
Stephen Henderson talks with Nick Leonard, Equal Justice Works Fellow at the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center, about the laws...
Pontiac Schools Secure $10 Million Emergency Loan
State officials are giving the Pontiac school district an emergency loan. The Michigan Department of Treasury approved a $10 million loan...
Study Starts to Monitor Rouge River’s Watershed
Friends of the Rouge State officials are granting Wayne County funding to monitor the health of the Rouge River Watershed....
Canine Flu Added to Michigan’s Reportable Disease List
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is requiring veterinarians to report all cases of the canine flu to...
Gun Control and Gun Culture: Here and Elsewhere
Stephen Henderson talks with Christian Pearce, Criminal Attorney in Toronto and the author of Enter Babylon: Unpacking Gun Culture from...
Detroit City Council Approves Water Rate Increase
Detroit residents’ water bills are becoming more expensive. The City Council Tuesday approved a 7.5 percent rate increase. Council Member...
The Americans with Disabilities Act Legacy Tour Stops in Detroit
Today as a part of a nationwide tour Eastern Market is celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act....
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...