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Wayne State University to Dedicate Alumni Association House to Former Graduate

Marissa Gawel September 28, 2015

A Wayne State graduate is donating $2 million to the school’s alumni association. The gift will be used to maintain...

Snyder Announces Program to Spur Economic Development Across the State

Marissa Gawel September 28, 2015

Governor Rick Snyder launched a statewide initiative in River Rouge today to stimulate economic growth in cities across the state. The program called...

Feds Accuse Quicken Loans of Violating Workers’ Right to Free Speech

Quinn Klinefelter September 28, 2015

The National Labor Relations Board is accusing the nation’s second-largest mortgage lender, Quicken Loans, of overly-restricting employees’ right to free...

Town Hall Meeting Addresses: Should Politicians Draw District Lines?

Bre'Anna Tinsley September 28, 2015

Michigan Department of Technology, Management, and Budget The League of Women Voters in Michigan is hosting 30 town hall meetings...

Sandy Baruah Discusses What the MICHauto Summit Will Mean for Michigan

Station Programming September 28, 2015

Sandy Baruah, CEO of Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce, talks with Stephen about the 2015 MICHauto Summit and how Michigan...

Michigan Prisons Face Inadequacies in Mental Health Care for Prisoners

Station Programming September 28, 2015

Stephen talks with Macomb County Executive and former sheriff Mark Hackel and Dr. Brant Fries, professor of Health Management...

Brightmoor Community Comes Together to Protect Historic Farmhouse from Arson

Marissa Gawel September 28, 2015

Marissa Gawel/WDET A 100-year-old farmhouse on the western end of Detroit’s Brightmoor neighborhood is one of the oldest and most beloved...

Rob Reinhart’s Essentail Music: 9-26-15

Rob Reinhart September 26, 2015

This week on RREM, a cool new classical/hip hop combo called Black Violin, new work from Detroit's Laura Rain and...

Knudsen Park Receives $100,000 Upgrade

Bre'Anna Tinsley September 26, 2015

Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The Eight Mile Boulevard Association will officially adopt a park after spending nearly $100,000 on improvements. For years, Knudsen...