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Quinn Klinefelter February 5, 2019

Quinn Klinefelter/WDET General Motors is in the midst of restructuring its operations, including cutting jobs and halting production at some...

Sascha Raiyn February 1, 2019

It may be warmer over the next few days, but local families can still find winter celebrations this weekend. Metro...

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...

Laura Herberg January 29, 2019

Editor's Note: This story has been updated from a previous version for accuracy. In Detroit, there is a small window...

Sascha Raiyn January 28, 2019

A collaboration between a national nonprofit and a foundation with Detroit ties is offering to pay for play. The Play...

Detroit Today January 25, 2019

WDET Digital A new session is underway for the Michigan Supreme Court. Justices have selected a Democrat to serve as...

Pat Batcheller January 25, 2019

Detroit City Football Club has come a long way since its founding in 2012. It moved from Cass Technical High...

Eli Newman January 24, 2019

Education funding in Michigan has dropped more than any other state in the country. That’s according to a 25-year analysis...

Alex McLenon January 23, 2019

Pat Batcheller As politicians on Capitol Hill continue their staring contest, federal entities such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

Laura Herberg January 22, 2019

Hear WDET's report by clicking on the audio player above. Ralph Nader, pedestrians on Woodward Avenue, Detroit City Councilmember Scott...

Annamarie Sysling January 21, 2019

12 -1 pm: King Stories. A hour documentary of captivating stories told by close friends and associates of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr....