Evidence Shows Programs for Detroit’s Homeless Population May be Working
Volunteers plan to comb the streets of Detroit Wednesday night looking for homeless residents. It’s part of the annual Point...
Head of Ford in China Resigns After Disappointing Sales
U.S. Department of Energy.gov The head of Ford’s Chinese division is resigning effective immediately after less than half-a-year on the...
Hip Hop Architecture Camp Brings Urban Planning & Culture Together
Hip Hop Architecture Camp Every Saturday in February, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAD) will host the Hip Hop Architecture...
UMS Provides “No Safety Net” For Tough Discussions
University Musical Society FKPH Beginning January 17th, the University Musical Society (UMS) of the University of Michigan is presenting “No...
The Weaponizing of ‘Fake News’ in Modern Politics
Michael Hayball Over the course of his Presidency, Donald Trump has latched onto the term “Fake News” to describe any...
Are Two New Detroit River Bridges One Too Many?
New data show traffic at Detroit’s international crossings is stagnant. Year-to-year statistics compiled by the Bridge and Tunnel Operators Association...
The Progressive Underground Show 248 feat. MARK DE CLIVE-LOWE
Mark de-Clive Lowe music On this episode of The Progressive Underground, host Chris Campbell interviews international producer/DJ/artist MARK DE-CLIVE LOWE...
West African Folklore Comes to Jazz Cafe
Detroit’s PuppetArt Theater is presenting a play with roots in Ghana's storytelling lore. The performance, which takes place tomorrow afternoon at...
State of the State Highlights: It’s What Snyder Didn’t Say
Jake Neher/WDET Gov. Rick Snyder gave his final State of the State address this week. The speech focused on what you...
Head of Michigan State Athletics Retires Amid Criticism Over Larry Nassar Sex Abuse Scandal
Cheyna Roth/MPRN The head of Michigan State University’s athletics program is resigning. It’s the latest fallout from the sexual abuse...
Royal Oak neighborhood ponders future of road blocks
Royal Oak City Commissioners are looking at changes in a South End neighborhood that might affect how drivers get to...
Michigan Should Have No Shortage of Marijuana
Stakeholders in Michigan’s medical marijuana industry appear eager to receive a state license now that the application period is open....