Iran Sanctions, Saudi Oil Attack and Changes to Middle East College Programs in US
There are allegations that a Saudi oil facility was attacked earlier this month, there’s an Afghan election coming up and...
There are allegations that a Saudi oil facility was attacked earlier this month, there’s an Afghan election coming up and...
Canada has long been considered our more tolerant and progressive neighbor to the north. While that hasn't always been entirely true,...
It’s the 70th Anniversary of WDET. That means many current and former employees are reflecting on how much has changed over...
Jake Neher/WDET Israel is in a state of political upheaval with this week’s elections. It’s unclear whether Benjamin Netanyahu will...
Last night, the candidates vying for the Democratic presidential nomination descended on Houston, Texas. It was a smaller group but...
WDET is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2019. That’s seven decades of independent journalism, inclusive conversations and insights into the culture of...
Jake Neher/WDET Residents have been lining up Newark, New Jersey to get their bottles of water after testing revealed lead in the...
A coalition of Detroit civil rights organizations blasted Detroit Police over the proposed use of facial recognition technology, citing potential for...
Joan Isabella/WDET State officials have apologized for the mishandling of the Flint water disaster over and over. But for one former...
Detroit Today producer Annamarie Sysling volunteered at the U.S.-Mexico border with Tucson Samaritans, a humanitarian organization that documents what is happening...
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET Water is life. It’s the very basis for life on this planet. And access to it is one...
Alex McLenon The red lettering once mounted on the side of Detroit's largest convention center is gone. The building once known...