Philosophers and Welders
John Corvino, Chair of Wayne State's Philosophy Department, wrote a piece in Thursday's Detroit Free Press on why Marco Rubio was wrong when...
The Week in News with Nancy Kaffer
Were people poisoned by lead in Flint’s water system? What are the chances of Carson or Trump getting the Republican...
Detroit Councilwoman Castaneda-Lopez On Representing Council District 6
How is the Detroit City Council working together in the aftermath of the Bankruptcy ruling? Stephen Henderson welcomes to Detroit...
Oakland County Launches Property Record Notification System
Inductiveload/ Public Domain The Oakland County Clerk has launched a “Property Record Notification system” to prevent fraud. The service sends...
Schlichting on Turning HFHS Around, Coming Out and Coming to Detroit
A new book written by outgoing Henry Ford Health Systems CEO Nancy Schlichting highlights her time in Detroit, her coming...
08. The End of Pride
Photo credit: Marvin Shaouni Meet Satori Shakoor One of Detroit's most prolific artists and writers, Satori Shakoor deals with breast cancer in...
DTE Prepares for High Winds
DTE Energy DTE Energy is preparing for possible power outages. The National Weather Service has sent out a high wind...
Lions Begin Search for New Leadership
The Detroit Lions are turning to a company from a long-time rival city in an attempt to find the team’s...
Winners and Losers: The 4th Republican Debate
Tim Alberta, Chief Political Correspondent for the National Review, analyzes key topics and interactions from Tuesday night's GOP debate. Henderson says...
The “Twitter” Presidential Campaign
Does whomever controls twitter, control the presidential campaign? Host Stephen Henderson talks with Professor Christina Guarneri, PhD, about the effect,...
Study: Uncollected Property Tax, High Rates Holding Detroit Back
Uncollected property taxes, a poor assessment system and high tax rates are hindering Detroit’s comeback, according to a new report...
DDOT is Asking the Community for Input
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The Detroit Department of Transportation is asking frequent riders what changes in they would like to see...