Finley, Henderson Trade Friendly Jabs About Detroit News Endorsement
Nolan Finley In its 143-year history, the Detroit News has never endorsed a candidate for president who wasn’t a Republican -- that...
Michigan Voters May Not Take Ballot “Selfies”
Jake Neher/WDET Some voters like to take “selfies” with their ballots on Election Day. But, in Michigan, that’s against the...
Trump Once Again Finds His Way To Michigan
Cheyna Roth/MPRN Donald Trump is coming back to Michigan Friday. The Republican presidential nominee is holding a rally at the...
In Studio with Khizr Khan [TRANSCRIPT]
In an emotional, heartfelt, and honest conversation, Khizr Khan and WDET's Host Stephen Henderson covered a lot of ground. Here's the...
Snyder, GOP Leaders At Odds Over Medicaid
Jake Neher/WDET Gov. Rick Snyder’s administration and Republicans in the Legislature are at odds over how to pay for the...
Race, Taxes, and Stamina: Breaking Down The First Presidential Debate
Jake Neher/WDET Last night we had the first of three presidential debates between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump....
Political Journalist Ron Fournier Previews Tonight’s Debate, Talks About Returning To Detroit
Courtesy of the Michigan Democratic Party Detroit native Ron Fournier made his career writing about Bill and Hillary Clinton in...
Will the First Presidential Debate Change Minds of Voters?
Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET Tonight much of Michigan’s – and the nation’s – electorate will focus on the first presidential debate between...
More Campaigning Than Lawmaking For State Legislators Until November
Jake Neher/WDET It’s an election year -- and that means state lawmakers won’t be seeing much of their Lansing offices...
Legal Marijuana in Canada Worries Windsor Police Chief
WDET has been examining issues facing the city of Windsor, Ontario. One issue of great concern to law enforcement there,...
Senate To Vote On Flint Fix-Up Oversight
Jake Neher Flint could name its own experts to oversee the response to the city’s drinking water crisis under a...
Third Grade Reading Bill Makes Its Way To The Governor’s Desk
Jake Neher/WDET Third graders who fail the state’s reading test might not be able to graduate to fourth grade. That’s if...