A Trip Through Detroit’s Poorest Neighborhoods on the Bed & Bread Truck

WDET The Salvation Army has done a lot to help underserved communities in cities across the country, as well as right...

CuriosiD: Why Is Detroit Sometimes Called “The Paris of the Midwest?”

New Rock Doc “Rumble” Focuses On Native American Musicians

This weekend at the Detroit Film Theatre, a documentary that rocks is taking over the screen. “Rumble: The Indians Who...

The Progressive Underground Show 230 feat. GUS GREENLEAF

Gus Greenleaf Music   On tonight's edition of The Progressive Underground, we interview the newly formed group GUS GREENLEAF and...

It’s Football Season… Which Really Means It’s Marching Band Season

Michigan State University Board of Trustees School is in session, and so too has the football season begun. For many...

The Milo Minute: Dally in the Alley, Octave One and more

Longtime Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo’s byline appears in publications locally and globally. He’s been plugging ears into the Detroit scene for years...

Acclaimed Visual Artist Danielle Dean Joins Cranbrook

The Cranbrook Academy of Art's Photography Department is welcoming a new artist-in-residence. Danielle Dean is a critically acclaimed visual artist primarily...

Who Wants to Live Downtown?

Demand for housing in downtown Detroit continues to increase at a rapidly growing rate. A new report conducted for the...

A Preview of This Weekend’s Detroit Jazz Festival

Jake Neher/WDET It's Labor Day weekend, which means the return of Detroit’s acclaimed Jazz Festival. From big names like Herbie...

Nolan The Ninja Discusses His Upcoming Album

Gus Navarro/WDET Over the last five years rapper and producer Nolan The Ninja has been gaining momentum in Detroit and...

The Progressive Underground Show 229 feat. PAXAHAU, DJ MINX, DJ HOLOGRAPHIC & REBECCA GOLDBERG

Paxahau On tonight's The Progressive Underground, we interview leading members of PAXAHAU along with DJ MINX, DJ HOLOGRAPHIC and REBECCA...

Robert Sestok’s City Sculpture Park Celebrates Two-Year Anniversary

Robert Sestok’s City Sculpture Park in Midtown is celebrating its two-year anniversary on Saturday with food, drink and live music...