Community & Quality of Life Archives - Page 294 of 417

Travis Wright January 12, 2017

Gold Cash Gold Chef Brendan Edwards In Corktown, Detroit's oldest neighborhood, you'll have a hard time trying to find parking, let...

Quinn Klinefelter January 10, 2017

Quinn Klinefelter/WDET U.S. Vice President Joe Biden gave something of a preview of President Obama’s farewell speech to a crowd...

Detroit Today January 10, 2017

Laura Weber Davis/WDET In the wake of the November election, reporters from all over the country flocked to Macomb County...

Travis Wright January 9, 2017

Longtime Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo has been plugging ears into the Detroit scene for years with his prolific Deep Cutz blog and his new...

Eli Newman January 6, 2017

Governor Rick Snyder is declaring a state of emergency for Macomb County in the wake of a large sinkhole that...

Amy Miller January 6, 2017

For the first time…scientists have been able to calculate how much small particle plastic may be floating in the Great...

Detroit Today January 5, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET Homeowners in Metro Detroit have had to deal with some unexpected disasters in recent years. Massive floods in 2014...

Travis Wright January 4, 2017

Hip in Detroit Co-Founder Sadie Quagliotto The blog Hip in Detroit has been a regional resource for finding out about cool...

Cheyna Roth January 4, 2017

Lansing School District Schools may be changing their Native American mascots in the near future. That’s thanks to an amendment...

Ann Delisi January 3, 2017

WDET is excited to broadcast live from Shinola with Ann Delisi on Saturday, January 14th from 11am to 2pm. We’ll...

Laura Weber-Davis December 30, 2016

Amy Carter, Flickr Creative Commons American music has been a global standard bearer for a century, in part for its...

Detroit Today December 29, 2016

Ned Sublette, BOMB Magazine Why do we talk about race and racism often on Detroit Today? It's a question host...