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Quinn Klinefelter October 18, 2016

Officials with Detroit’s Motown Museum say they are preparing to expand the location that includes the music labels’ original studio,...

Pat Batcheller October 17, 2016

Michigan's two largest utilities are looking for students who are interested in energy careers. DTE Energy and Consumers Energy are working...

Rick Pluta October 14, 2016

Jake Neher/WDET The campaign to outlaw fracking in Michigan is asking the state Court of Appeals to strike down a...

Detroit Today October 13, 2016

"It's not just a back door, it's almost as if the entire back side of the house has been blown...

Jake Neher October 7, 2016

Dominic Simpson Big changes are coming to Michigan’s medical marijuana system. Gov. Rick Snyder has signed new laws that give...

Detroit Today October 5, 2016

Cheyna Roth/MPRN Over the weekend the New York Times published tax records from Donald Trump. The 1995 filing showed Trump...

Amy Miller October 4, 2016

The tale of one of the worst maritime disasters in history hits the big screen with its Detroit premiere this...

Bre'Anna Tinsley October 3, 2016

Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The City of Detroit is receiving $4.1 million in grant money from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to...

Detroit Today October 3, 2016

Jake Neher/WDET Detroit Today often explores the divisions in our society based on race, religion, and background. There’s one group at...

Amy Miller October 3, 2016

"Better Safe Than Sorry". Michigan may not be known for many natural disasters but there are other emergencies that can...

Quinn Klinefelter October 3, 2016

When Detroit was grappling with the nations’ largest ever municipal bankruptcy the Obama Administration said it would not provide...

Amy Miller September 30, 2016

Northern Michigan has seen a proliferation of mushrooms this summer. Plenty of rain has helped bring out fungus of all...