Metro Detroit Reacts to SCOTUS Gay Marriage Decision
Some, Including Detroit Catholic Bishops, Object To @SCOTUS #GayMarriage Ruling. http://t.co/ipVcMzbqw2 — WWJ950 (@WWJ950) June 26, 2015 INTERVIEW: DeBoer &...
DPD Celebrates Low Arrests for Weekend Events
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The Detroit Police Department says only one arrest was made downtown during the River Days and Fireworks...
Culture City Calendar & Download of the Week
Download of the Week "Strange Days" by Boyfriends Genes This is how you debut: The first track from Michigan-based brothers...
WDET Seeks Reporter
WDET is looking for a reporter with two to five years of experience, who can hit the streets to cover Metro...
Culture City Calendar & Download of the Week
Download of the Week "Trip On Yo’ Lines" by The Ben Daniels Band The Ben Daniels Band is an alt-Americana...
University of Detroit Mercy President Works to Stabilize West Side Neighborhoods
Detroit area colleges and universities are examining what role they can play in reimagining the city’s K-12 schools But they’re...
Background: Detroit Park Watch
As a public radio station, we didn't think it was enough for us to do all the storytelling. Especially on...
Detroit Institute of Arts in the Post-Bankruptcy Era
MACKINAC ISLAND -- The post-bankruptcy era is bringing changes to the Detroit Institute of Arts, some related to the case, some not. ...
Detroit Then and Now: What a Difference a Year Makes at the Mackinac Policy Conference
The famed Mackinac Policy Conference is put on by the Detroit Regional Chamber, so it’s not surprising the city is...
NPR Presents Michel Martin Live in New Orleans
Michel Martin is coming to Detroit on Thursday evening at the Carr Center for a live show with Gospel music,...
WDET, Detroit Journalism Cooperative Receive $500,000 for Continued Coverage of Detroit’s Recovery
WDET, Wayne State’s public radio station, and its partners in the Detroit Journalism Cooperative will continue exploring the city’s recovery...
Michigan Settles with Verizon, Sprint over “Cramming” Charges
Michigan residents are eligible for a portion of a more than $500,000 settlement with mobile-carriers Verizon and Sprint. The money comes...
