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Detroit Today October 18, 2018

HISTORY This week, the Detroit City Council moved closer to granting more than $100 million in tax breaks to the...

Quinn Klinefelter October 17, 2018

Portions of Oakland and Macomb Counties were represented for decades in the by Democrat Sander Levin. But now Levin’s retiring....

Detroit Today October 16, 2018

Gus Navarro Chemical Bank is set to join the crowd of businesses moving into Downtown Detroit. This summer, the bank...

Quinn Klinefelter October 15, 2018

A key Trump Administration official heads to Detroit this week to tout the strength of the U.S. economy. The head...

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher October 12, 2018

WDET Digital The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether tens-of-thousands of people can sue the state after being wrongly accused...

Detroit Today October 11, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET The Reason Foundation and Michigan State University are kicking off a conference Thursday night in East Lansing called, “A 21st...

Amanda LeClaire October 10, 2018

If you’ve gone downtown recently you may have noticed large banners advertising a development called District Detroit. In 2013, Olympia...

Eli Newman October 10, 2018

Click the audio player above to listen to this conversation. Opportunity Insights Opportunity Insights Does where you were born decide...

Alex McLenon October 9, 2018

Alex McLenon Officials gathered on Monday to celebrate the latest automotive facility to open its doors in Detroit. The building...

Detroit Today October 8, 2018

Cheyna Roth/MPRN There is less than a month left before the November election, and Proposal 1 will ask voters to decide...

Alex McLenon October 6, 2018

Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority Work to assemble the Gordie Howe International Bridge is underway on both sides of the Detroit River,...

Quinn Klinefelter October 5, 2018

Officials with the Ford Motor Company say the automaker will make cuts to its global white-collar workforce as part of...