Community & Quality of Life Archives - Page 361 of 394

Amber Harvey July 13, 2015

Michael Ference Detroit’s Riverside Park is at the heart of an ongoing debate between city hall, local residents and the...

Quinn Klinefelter July 13, 2015

White House officials host an annual Conference on Aging today. And this year’s summit includes one Michigan lawmaker who has...

WDET News July 13, 2015

On July 13, 1995, nearly 2,500 Detroit newspaper employees walked off their jobs to protest what they called management's unfair...

Stephen Henderson July 13, 2015

Stephen Henderson: Welcome to Detroit Today on 101.9 WDET. I’m Stephen Henderson and thanks for joining us this Monday, July...

Station Programming July 13, 2015

Stephen Henderson talks with Larry Dubin, professor of law at the University of Detroit Mercy, and Renee Beeker, president and...

Travis Wright July 10, 2015

Courtesy of Robert Sestok "I'm a third-generation Detroiter, so it's in my blood to be a part of the city."...

Pat Batcheller July 10, 2015

The neighborhoods around Detroit’s Palmer Park feature some of the most historic architecture in the city. The Palmer Park Apartments...

Station Programming July 10, 2015

J. Carlisle Larsen/WDET UPDATE: Dr. Farid Fata has been sentenced to 45 years in prison. It’s a story...

Station Programming July 10, 2015

The Detroit Institute of Arts hugely popular special exhibit called “Diego and Frida in Detroit” is coming to a close...

Shelby Jouppi July 10, 2015

For this edition of CuriosiD, we tackle a question from listener Josh Wilt. “What was the history of the...

Pat Batcheller July 9, 2015

The Max M. Fisher Music Center in midtown Detroit is now the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center....

Eli Newman July 9, 2015

Courtesy of Jamie Berlin / Ypsi Melissa Officials in Ypsilanti hope a new designation will make the area a honeypot...