Detroit Today: The meaning behind monuments in America
This week, a 7-foot monument honoring Viola Liuzzo – a local mother and activist killed by KKK members for marching...
This week, a 7-foot monument honoring Viola Liuzzo – a local mother and activist killed by KKK members for marching...
Over the past few days, a video of a massive brawl in Montgomery, Ala. has circulated across social media. The...
Last weekend, a 140-year-old building that had once provided resources for Chinese immigrants was demolished by the Ilitch's Olympia Development...
This year, the City of Detroit Reparations Task Force begins its work developing potential housing and economic development programs to...
This week marks the first time Detroit recognizes Juneteenth as a paid holiday for city workers. The federal government officially...
Through the COVID-19 pandemic up to March 2021, Black Americans died at 1.4 times the rate of white Americans. Overall,...
Law enforcement stepping outside the boundaries of their intended role has been a theme in the Detroit area for a...
Like many institutions in the U.S., banking is interwoven into our country’s history, including the promotion of slavery, housing discrimination and...
1968 is a pivotal year in American history. The assassinations of both Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., combined...
Correction facilities in the U.S. are intended to rehabilitate citizens. But we know from surveys, direct reports and recidivism rates...
For some Detroit families, the construction of the five freeways that cut through the heart of the city was a...
On Monday, Detroit Today and WDET will join organizations around the nation celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King,...