“Our Environment, Our Waterways”: Top Issues for the Great Lakes
To predict southeast Michigan’s environmental future, look upstream. Candice Fortman That’s what Dave Spratt, chief executive officer of the Institute...
Southeast Michigan Environmental Issues: Climate Change, Clean Energy, Safe Water
Climate change. Renewable energy. Safe drinking water. Candice Fortman Environmental attorney Nick Schroeck is concerned about all of those issues...
Wayne County Could Finish Downtown Jail
Wayne County could try to finish building a new jail in downtown Detroit. Construction stopped in 2013 after the project...
Wayne County Finances Firming Up
Wayne County Executive Warren Evans says the county’s finances are in much better shape than they were when he took...
Rob Reinhart’s Essential Music: 12-19-15
A few holiday tunes, Barb and Anya from The Ark talking about the Folk Fest, birthdays for Chris Robinson and...
Mitzvah Day: Bringing the Community Together
Stephen Henderson welcomes to Detroit Today, David Kurzmann, the Executive Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) and Sumaiya...
A Preview of Star Wars and other Holiday Movies
Jeff Myers, a member of the Detroit Film Critics Society, joins Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today to talk about movies released...
The Week in News – Michigan Republicans Abolish Straight Ticket Voting
Nolan Finley of The Detroit News, joins Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today to break down the week in news. Some...
Holiday Travel Season Could Be Michigan’s Busiest Since 2001
AAA is forecasting the busiest holiday travel season ever in the U.S. The auto club says it expects more than 100 million...
Detroit City Council Passes New Laws for Medical Marijuana Centers
The Detroit City Council has passed zoning ordinances that will regulate medical marijuana dispensaries. The measures will create zoning restrictions...
Snyder Scales Back Proposed Overhaul of Detroit Schools
Governor Rick Snyder says he’s slowing down his plans to fix Detroit’s schools in order to the process moving. In...
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...