Two Farmington Hills ventures attempt to create more diverse workspaces
Many people consider Livernois, the "Avenue of Fashion," when they think of prominent Black-owned businesses in southeast Michigan. Many other...
Two Farmington Hills ventures attempt to create more diverse workspaces
Many people consider Livernois, the "Avenue of Fashion," when they think of prominent Black-owned businesses in southeast Michigan. Many other...
Detroit Evening Report: Major winter storm arriving ahead of Christmas weekend
Detroiters are preparing for a late week winter storm ahead of the Christmas holiday.Listen and Subscribe to the Detroit Evening...
GOP ’23: What a longtime Michigan conservative writer thinks of the GOP
On Detroit Today, we’ve been exploring what conservatism is and what policies Republicans want to enact. This has been part...
Report: 76% of Michigan nonprofits led by white executives
The Michigan Nonprofit Association and Data Driven Detroit have released a report on nonprofit leadership and race. The findings were...
Disabilities lawsuit plaintiffs hope their case makes buildings more inclusive in Michigan
Disability activists are suing the State of Michigan and other local governments for violating building requirements, saying in a federal...
One Small Step: Joe Marra and Landon Reid on changing their minds
One Small Step from StoryCorps is a program that brings together people from opposite ends of the political spectrum for...
Detroit Evening Report: Dearborn gunman shot and killed inside police station
A 33-year-old man was fatally shot inside a Dearborn police station Sunday after pointing a gun at an officer at...
Why working class boys and men are struggling
Men in America and around the world have created our institutions and systems of government. They have mostly built the...
Jan. 6 panel pushes Trump’s prosecution in forceful finish
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Jan. 6 committee is wrapping up its investigation of the violent 2021 U.S. Capitol insurrection, with lawmakers expected...
Detroit Evening Report: Core City residents, advocates object to proposed concrete crusher facility
Many people living in Detroit’s Core City are protesting a proposed concrete crusher in their neighborhood. Listen and Subscribe to...
Cutting ties with people and how to start new
People make up so much of our life. But sometimes those same people, and the organizations that they are part...
Activists want the DIA to spend its $300 million on a ‘world class experience’
The Detroit Institute of Arts has collected nearly $300 million since 2012 from property taxpayers to provide services to Wayne,...