State Lawmakers Discuss Choice To Forgo Snyder’s Flint Testimony
“It’s not really a political issue, and it shouldn’t be…this is about humans," says state Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich...
Flint Committee Wraps Up Hearings
Jake Neher/WDET The legislative committee looking into the Flint water crisis wrapped up hearings Tuesday without hearing from Gov. Rick...
Mitch Albom’s New Musical An Ode to Hockeytown
Jay Tafilowski Before Mitch Albom was a novelist and fiction writer he was a longtime sports writer and also an accomplished musician....
A New Season for Detroit City FC
While Major League Soccer considers future expansion team in downtown Detroit, the city's semi-professional side begins a new season Wednesday,...
Wayne State Professor Brings International Automakers to Detroit
Some automotive industry professionals say American cars need a bit of European flash. The future of vehicle design, autonomous cars and even bio-medical...
Gilbert Buys Two More Buildings in Detroit
Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert is exercising his real estate muscle in Detroit. Gilbert has bought two more buildings in...
Express Bus Route Coming to Gratiot, Woodward
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET Travis Gonyou is a spokesperson for the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan. He says the express...
Great Lakes Levels Finally Return to Normal
It may have been a milder than normal winter but plenty of rain helped raised the water levels in both...
Rock Ventures CEO Talks Soccer Stadium and Perception in Detroit
jay tafilowski Detroit is a great town for sports fans, even if the teams sometimes disappoint. One professional sport Detroit doesn't have is...
State Board Of Education To Hold Final Hearing on “Bathroom Rule”
Laura Weber Davis/WDET The State Board of Education holds its final public session Tuesday on controversial guidelines to help schools...
Republican Senator Pushing for Bipartisan DPS Compromise
"It's going to be a Detroit solution," says state Sen. Geoff Hansen . "The Lansing solutions have not been all that...
Michigan Traffic Fatalities Up 10 Percent in 2015 [DATA]
Michigan State Police say 963 people were killed in traffic crashes in 2015, ten percent more than the year before. The...