Community & Quality of Life Archives - Page 227 of 426

Laura Herberg February 12, 2019

Detroit residents were supposed to have from Feb.1-15 to appeal proposed assessments, but the city recently extended the deadline to...

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher February 12, 2019

WDET Digital There will be a lot to unpack as soon as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer begins her first State of...

Detroit Today February 11, 2019

Laura Weber Davis/WDET Our automatic response to students who are violent in school is to suspend them. And that makes...

Jerome Vaughn February 8, 2019

Detroit’s Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood is the latest subject in Model D’s “On the Ground” series. The publication is embedding a...

Jerome Vaughn February 6, 2019

Detroit’s James H. Cole Funeral Home is celebrating its centennial this year. The African-American owned and operated business first opened...

Ryan Patrick Hooper February 5, 2019

Courtesy of Agnes Gira Click the audio player above to hear the full conversation. CultureShift airs weekdays 12 p.m. to...

Gus Navarro February 2, 2019

Gus Navarro In the last decade, the Aunt Nee’s chip company has become a mainstay here in Detroit. Based in...

Ryan Patrick Hooper January 31, 2019

Courtesy of Sam Rager Click the audio player above to hear the full conversation. CultureShift airs weekdays 12 p.m. to...

Detroit Today January 31, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET On Friday, February 1, the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn will host The Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers,...

Pat Batcheller January 31, 2019

Detroit was once the fourth-largest city in America. The population peaked at more than 1.8-million in 1950. For reasons too...

Quinn Klinefelter January 30, 2019

Quinn Klinefelter/WDET Metro Detroit is plunging into dangerously-cold conditions. Forecasters say a mass of arctic air – the infamous polar...

Detroit Today January 30, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET Henry Ford was an anti-Semite. And not in a passive way. He actively worked to marginalize and discriminate against Jews...