Warm Weather Won’t Stop Detroit from Having a Winter Blast
Aaron Eckels/Eighteen Photography It may be warmer than normal outside but a winter blast is still coming to Metro Detroit....
Panel says Affordability Plan for Detroit Water Customers Won’t Include Forgiving Debt
Members of a commission studying ways to make water service more affordable in Detroit say it may be impossible to...
Wayne State Turning Jazzy with New Center
Students at Wayne State University will soon be practicing, performing and learning about all things jazz at a new center...
Still too Early to Predict Republican Nominee
Bobby Schostak, the former Chair of the Michigan Republican Party, joins Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today, to discuss and offer...
How the Media Applies Ethics to Presidential Coverage
Lee Wilkins teaches and studies media ethics and media coverage of hazards and disasters. She is co-author of one of...
DPD Partners with Nextdoor
detroitmi.gov/police Detroit residents can now reach out to the police through a virtual community watch site called Nextdoor.com. The site...
The Year in News: Looking Back at Detroit’s Bankruptcy, 2016 Presidential Race
As the end of 2015 rapidly approaches, Detroit Today is taking a look back at the year in news. It's been...
Post Office Prepares for Christmas Rush
The U.S. Postal Service is expecting a big rush Tuesday as people mail cards and ship packages hoping they’ll arrive by Christmas. Elizabeth Najduch is a...
Detroit City Clerk Says Proposed Changes In Election Law Will Hurt Voters
Some Detroit officials are pushing back against an attempt by the state Legislature to change voting procedures in Michigan. The...
Report: Detroit’s Parks Are in Better Condition [Map]
A new report says a large majority of Detroit’s parks are in good or fair condition. Loveland Technologies surveyed over...
“Citizens United” Bill Latest in Long Line of Elections Proposals Riling Michigan Democrats
The Michigan Senate has approved campaign finance legislation that would write the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ruling...
Community Forum on Bankruptcy Sparks Conversation and Criticism
Thursday marks one year since Detroit emerged from the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. In November, WDET and the...