CuriosiD: Who Chooses Detroit’s “Tax-Free” Renaissance Zones?
In this installment of CuriosiD, listener Paul Mungar asks ... Who are the deciding parties when it comes to choosing Renaissance...
CuriosiD: Who Chooses Detroit’s “Tax-Free” Renaissance Zones?
In this installment of CuriosiD, listener Paul Mungar asks ... Who are the deciding parties when it comes to choosing Renaissance...
Greening of Detroit Inspires Students to Consider Careers in Agriculture
Greening of Detroit More than 180 Detroit students are returning from a three-day trip in the Northern Lower Peninsula to...
Satori Shakoor’s Twisted Storytellers Podcast Now Available
Laura Weber Davis, WDET Satori Shakoor is a woman who has lived what seems to be many lives. She’s an...
The Past, Present, And Future Of Public Transit In SE Michigan
Jake Neher/WDET The Regional Transit Authority’s plan to expand and improve mass transportation in Metro Detroit will go before voters...
Delta Flights to Soon Pick Up at DTW
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET Metro Airport officials say Delta flight schedules are returning to normal after many cancellations and delays on...
Mosquito Pool in Windsor-Essex County Positive for West Nile Virus
Robert Andersson/Creative Commons The Windsor-Essex Health Unit is reporting a mosquito pool in the county has tested positive for West...
Was Trump’s Speech In Detroit A Turning Point For His Campaign?
Laura Weber Davis/WDET, Rick Pluta/MPRN Donald Trump was on-script on Monday during his Detroit Economic Club speech at Cobo Hall....
Pay Child Support at 7-Eleven, Family Dollar
Parents can now pay child support at participating 7-Eleven and Family Dollar stores across the state. The Michigan Department of...
Packard Plant Developer Asks for Tax Freeze
A developer working on a restoration of the Packard Plant are asking Detroit City Council for a 12-year “tax freeze”...
Detroit Animal Control and Care Shows Signs of Improvement
Detroit Animal Care and Control says dog bite attacks in the city are down 30 percent since last year. That’s...
Fatalities Rise As More People Walk, Ride [Data+Links]
The number of people killed while walking or riding a bicycle in Southeast Michigan rose 10 percent in 2015. Data...
Michigan Receives $4.5 Million in U.S. Grants to Aid Homeless
The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is giving Michigan funding to serve its homeless population. The Michigan...