Waiver Approval Means 600,000 People Can Stay on Michigan’s Medicaid Expansion
About 600,000 Michiganders will be able to stay on the state’s expanded Medicaid program. The Healthy Michigan plan got a...
Making Charitable Donations at the End of Year
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan was established in 1984 for the betterment of the residents of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb,...
M1 Rail and Associated Health Risks or Benefits
Researchers are looking at how Detroit’s M-1 Rail might change the health of the residents living close to the mass...
Bob Woodward Discovers that Nixon had more Secrets, Deceptions and Obsessions
Journalist and Editor at The Washington Post, Bob Woodward, joins Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today to discuss his new book,...
Sen. Peters Defends U.S. Fight Against Terrorism
While the Republican presidential candidates may have different strategies to fight terrorism, they all agree that President Obama has not...
DPD Fifth Precinct Re-Opens
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The Detroit Police Department has re-opened the Fifth Precinct on the city’s east side. Many precincts across...
Imperial Fresh Market Grand Opening
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET A supermarket on Detroit’s west side invested six-point-two million dollars to double in size. Imperial Fresh Market...
Warm Weather Won’t Stop Detroit from Having a Winter Blast
Aaron Eckels/Eighteen Photography It may be warmer than normal outside but a winter blast is still coming to Metro Detroit....
Panel says Affordability Plan for Detroit Water Customers Won’t Include Forgiving Debt
Members of a commission studying ways to make water service more affordable in Detroit say it may be impossible to...
Wayne State Turning Jazzy with New Center
Students at Wayne State University will soon be practicing, performing and learning about all things jazz at a new center...
Still too Early to Predict Republican Nominee
Bobby Schostak, the former Chair of the Michigan Republican Party, joins Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today, to discuss and offer...
How the Media Applies Ethics to Presidential Coverage
Lee Wilkins teaches and studies media ethics and media coverage of hazards and disasters. She is co-author of one of...