City of Detroit suspends ID program after concerns over possible data exposure
More than 880 Detroiters who applied for the city’s municipal ID program may have had their personal information exposed to...
More than 880 Detroiters who applied for the city’s municipal ID program may have had their personal information exposed to...
Metro Detroiters seeking relief from last summer’s floods have one less option for aid. The Great Lakes Water Authority is...
WASHINGTON (NPR) — The House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol is holding a series...
Two years ago, protestors flooded streets in the U.S. and around the world to advocate for racial justice. They were...
Two years ago, people across Detroit and its suburbs were hitting the pavement to advocate for racial justice and a...
Editor's note: WDET distributed surveys to some local, county and congressional candidates in key races on the August primary ballot...
Editor's note: WDET distributed surveys to some local, county and congressional candidates in key races on the August primary ballot...
Aides for eight members of the U.S. House have filed petitions to be recognized as the Congressional Workers Union. They...
Cash bail now has a longstanding tradition in America’s judicial system. But it’s been removed or reformed in several states...
It has been over two years since the COVID-19 pandemic changed the ways we interacted as a community worldwide. And...
Welcome to the Detroit Evening Report, a daily round-up of news that city residents need to know. A lawsuit has...
Mark Ambrose is one of two candidates running in the Republican primary for the newly redrawn 11th Congressional District, which...