The Metro: How connection strengthens community and civic life
Research shows that people who frequently socialize are more likely to participate in politics — to vote, attend meetings, and...
“The Metro” covers local and regional news and current affairs, arts and cultural events and topics, with a commitment to airing perspectives and uncovering stories underreported by mainstream media in Detroit.
Research shows that people who frequently socialize are more likely to participate in politics — to vote, attend meetings, and...
Rube Foster was a pioneer in American baseball. His efforts in the early 20th century to organize Black baseball teams...
The price of water has been steadily rising in Southeast Michigan. Now, one of the steepest rate increases in the...
In metro Detroit, the vast majority of residents live within a 10-minute drive of a grocery store. But if you...
Late last year, Rogelio Landin ran for mayor of Detroit on a simple platform: the city should annex some of...
Across Michigan, city leaders and police chiefs are asking the same question: how should they work with federal immigration officers?...
According to the National Crime Information Center more than 271,000 girls and women were reported missing in 2022 alone. 36%...
Federal immigration agents have been involved in at least 30 shootings since President Trump returned to office — eight...
Most everyone wants students to have good teachers. But how do we adequately prepare educators, and keep them in the...
This Sunday is Super Bowl LX. Usually, the teams playing would be the be the main topic of discussion. Yet,...
It’s a tough journey to become a professional athlete nowadays, especially for Hockey players, so athletes pursue training programs at...
As conversations about climate change continue to evolve, the College for Creative Studies (CCS) is being proactive about the role...