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Best music of 2025 on WDET

WDET Staff December 12, 2025

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Mary Sheffield high fives in celebration as her victory in the 2025 mayoral election is announced.
  • Detroit Evening Report
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Detroit Evening Report: Brian White selected as Sheffield’s deputy mayor

Sascha Raiyn December 16, 2025
Israelis demonstrate to demand the release of the hostages from Hamas captivity in the Gaza Strip, during a protest outside of the U.S. Embassy Branch Office in Tel Aviv, Israel, Friday, March 1, 2024.
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The Metro: Explaining antisemitism—and why it’s rising in America

Sam Corey, Robyn Vincent, The Metro December 16, 2025
Kathy Kosins
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The Progressive Underground Show 245 feat. KATHY KOSINS

Chris Campbell January 7, 2018

Kathy Kosins Music     On this weekend's The Progressive Underground, host Chris Campbell welcomes internationally-acclaimed vocalist KATHY KOSINS,  who will...

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Freedom of Information Act FOIA Form
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Why You Should Care About Michigan’s Open Records Law

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher January 5, 2018

Cheyna Roth/MPRN Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) guarantees residents access to public information. But the law does not cover the...

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FOIA Word Cloud
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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You Are Guaranteed The Right to Public Records — But How Easy Is It Actually to Get Them?

Detroit Today January 5, 2018

If you want to find out what government is up to, you have a Michigan law on your side: The...

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Fried Food Restaurant Kitchen Cook Ford Field Chef 11/22/2017
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson

The Best Food in Detroit in 2018

Detroit Today January 5, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET There’s no question the food scene has been changing over the past few years in Detroit and in surrounding...

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2017 Auto Show Traverse
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Experts Predict Vehicle Sales Hit Speed Bump in 2018

Quinn Klinefelter January 5, 2018

Laitr Keiows/CC Detroit automakers are gearing up for one of their annual showcase events this month. But experts say the...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Elections
  • Politics, Government & Finance

What The Fallout from ‘Fire and Fury’ Looks Like In Washington

Detroit Today January 5, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET This week the political world has been abuzz with anticipation over a startling book depicting life in the first...

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Empty School Hallway
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School Closings for Friday, Jan. 4, 2018

Pat Batcheller January 5, 2018

Wayne County: Grosse Pointe Harper Woods Oakland County: Berkley Birmingham Brandon Clawson Farmington  Ferndale Holly Lake Orion Rochester Royal Oak...

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Marygrove Graduate Ribbon Cutting
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Marygrove Starts Winter Semester Without Undergraduate Offerings

Sascha Raiyn January 4, 2018

Marygrove College in Detroit is now officially open only to graduate students.  The college announced in August it would focus...

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Robert Bob Young bobyoungformichigan.com
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Republican Bob Young Steps Down from U.S. Senate Race

Cheyna Roth January 4, 2018

Bob Young for Michigan Michigan's 2018 U.S. Senate race got a shake up Wednesday, but not because of someone entering...

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Photo of the Theodore Levin United States Courthouse.
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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Federal Judge Orders Bond Hearings for Iraqi Detainees as They Fight Deportation

Detroit Today January 4, 2018

Laura Weber Davis/WDET Hundreds of Iraqis who have been detained and are fighting deportation got some good news this week....

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Oakland County lakes
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Oakland County Seeks Volunteers to Test Water Quality in Lakes

Bre'Anna Tinsley January 3, 2018

Sandra Svoboda/WDET Oakland County is looking for boaters to help test lake water quality. The county’s Board of Commissioners is...

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U.S. Capitol Washington DC Congress 2
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Elections
  • Politics, Government & Finance

What’s Ahead for Congress in 2018?

Detroit Today January 3, 2018

congress.gov With the new year comes new ambitions and new agenda items in Congress. But not every agenda is the...

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