Empire Strikes Back: Can Detroit Restaurants Survive One Bad Review?
Mark Kurlyandchik Click the audio player to listen. CultureShift airs weekdays at 12 p.m. A new Detroit restaurant had a...
MichMash: Could Too Many Ballot Proposals Cause Political Overload for Voters?
WDET Digital This week, a campaign to make voting easier in Michigan turned in their signatures to appear on the...
Moroun Family Was Biggest Spender in Detroit City Council Elections [TRANSCRIPT and VIDEO]
The Moroun family and related companies spent more money than any other person or entity in the Detroit City Council...
Framed by WDET: Dijana
Doug Coombe Framed by WDET is an audio-visual experience, produced in partnership with 18 artists, who tell the story of...
Study Finds Dramatic Drop in Percentage of Blacks Who Own Homes in Michigan
Urban Institute A newly-released study finds that the percentage of African Americans who own their own home dropped more in...
Felony Forgiveness: Detroit Offers Clean Slate for Criminal Pasts
"In the real world, people are always going to look at a felony differently.” Willie, a participant in Project Clean Slate There’s a...
What Do Detroit and Kabul Have in Common? Exhibit Brings Photographers from Across the Globe Together
Courtesy of Darkroom Detroit Click the audio player to listen. CultureShift airs weekdays at 12p.m. Young women in Detroit, Michigan...
The Milo Minute: Pig & Whiskey, Grayling, and DIME
Courtesy of Jeff Milo Click the audio player to listen. CultureShift airs weekdays at 12p.m. Longtime Detroit music journalist Jeff...
WATCH LIVE: FBI Agent Strzok Hearing
Embattled top FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok is in for hours of grilling from Congress on Thursday as he faces...
New Restaurants Are Popping up All Over Detroit, but What About the Ones That Have Been Around for Decades?
Melody Baetens/ Detroit News Click the audio player to listen. CultureShift airs weekdays at 12p.m. Over the past five years,...
BOOK CLUB: How Tax Foreclosure Impacts Stability In Metro Detroit
City of Detroit This week begins Detroit Today’s on-air discussions about eviction and housing insecurity in southeast Michigan as part...
The State Knew About PFAS Worries Six Years Ago
Jake Neher, WDET A Freedom of Information Act request revealed the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality knew six years ago...