Nolan Finley Joins Detroit Today To Break Down The Week’s News
Jake Neher/WDET Although many of us are in full holiday mode this time of year, there's still plenty happening in...
Identity Politics In The Trump Era
Laura Weber Davis/WDET During his campaign for president, Republican Donald Trump promised to make life better for African Americans and...
Elections Board Allows Michigan Recount, But State Supreme Court Could Intervene
Jake Neher/WDET UPDATE 12:16 a.m.: A Michigan elections board will allow a recount of the ballots cast in the presidential election to go...
House Committee Passes Legislation To Tighten Up Voter Identification
Sandra Svoboda/WDET Stricter voting identification bills are on their way to the state House floor for a full vote. The...
DTE Employees Foster the Giving Spirit
DTE Energy employees buy and donate Christmas gifts for foster children throughout Michigan every year. This is the tenth year...
Michigan Senate Approves Regulating Uber, Lyft
The Michigan Senate has approved legislation that would allow the state to regulate transportation services like Uber and Lyft. For...
Hundreds Gather For Fallen Officer Collin Rose’s Funeral
Wayne State University Wayne State police officer Collin Rose was laid to rest earlier today. Hundreds of police officers from...
Opera Rocks Detroit: Modo Opera & The Tapestry Debut This Weekend in the Motor City
Danielle Wright Modo Rocks Detroit with The Tapestry this Saturday night at the Jam Handy Building in Detroit's New Center...
The National Theatre’s Facade Will Be Saved In New Downtown Development Plan
The historic National Theatre in downtown Detroit will undergo major changes if a plan by Dan Gilbert’s Bedrock Financial is...
Shikha Dalmia: Minorities Will Be “Constitutional Saviors” Under Trump
Jake Neher/WDET Detroit Today has been exploring what the next four years will hold for minority groups. Many racial, ethnic, and...
What’s Quackin’ In Lansing During the Legislature’s Lame Duck Session?
Rick Pluta/MPRN Every year around this time we get a better sense of what difficult or controversial measures the state...
Potters Market Returns to Southfield
Potters from across Metro Detroit gather for their annual market sale at the Southfield Pavilion Dec. 1-4, 2016. Now in...
