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John Sherwood, left, and Scott Duck, both of the American Museum of Magic, stand beside the milk can used in Harry Houdini’s famous escape act. Duck holds a photo of Houdini performing the trick.
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Harry Houdini still haunts Detroit 100 years after his Halloween death

Quinn Klinefelter October 31, 2026

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Trump speaks to a crowd of supporters at Macomb County, marking 100 days into his presidency, April 29, 2025.
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  • The Metro

The struggle to build trust in local elections is pushing this clerk into retirement | The Metro

Sam Corey, Robyn Vincent, The Metro October 27, 2026
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  • CONTAINER On The Metro
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Margo Moon’s Shell Shock’D Tacos | CONTAINER on The Metro

Tia Graham October 26, 2026
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  • Education
  • The Metro

The Metro: Smartphone ban coming to Michigan K-12 classrooms

David Leins, The Metro June 2, 2026

Michigan will be enacting a statewide school phone ban for students from kindergarten through 12th grade this fall.Many schools already...

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The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge spans the Detroit River.
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New book explores how working class shaped Downriver

Pat Batcheller June 2, 2026

Metro Detroit's Downriver area is where heavy industry meets nature, creating a complicated dynamic between the economy and the environment.Steel...

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MI Local
  • MI Local

MI Local: Moravian performs live, Sounds Like Detroit voting is open and Everyone I Owe 2 show this weekend

Jeff Milo June 2, 2026

Busy night on MI Local this week! We started off with an update on WDET's annual Sounds Like Detroit contest,...

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  • Politics, Government & Finance

Detroit City Council President looks forward to working with mayor on poverty and transit issues

Jerome Vaughn June 2, 2026

James Tate is the latest in a long line of Detroit city council presidents as of January.  He attended the...

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  • Politics, Government & Finance

MI GOP Chair: Democrats’ ‘woke’ policies are good for Republicans in 2026 election

Russ McNamara June 2, 2026

For the past few years, Michigan Republicans have been fractured between the historically small government variety and the Trump fanatics...

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Sonny Rollins
  • Visions with Kaleigh Wilder

Visions: Celebrating Sonny Rollins

Kaleigh Wilder June 1, 2026

This week on Visions, I celebrate the late Sonny Rollins who passed just last week at the age of 95. I...

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State Rep. Ranjeev Puri is optimistic about meeting budget deadline this year, says more Republicans need to put Michigan first

Russ McNamara, Sophia Valchine June 1, 2026

Democrats control the state senate and the governorship. The squeaky wheel is the Michigan House – controlled not just by...

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  • Detroit Evening Report

Detroit Evening Report: Voters can now opt out of automatic registration

Nargis Rahman June 1, 2026

The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) automatically registers eligible people to vote if they apply for or renew a state...

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"In The Groove" host Ryan Patrick Hooper inside of WDET's Cass Corridor studios.
  • In The Groove

In The Groove: Starting June with Wilco, Fiona Apple, The Beths + more

Lilly Lynn Nguyen June 1, 2026

Happy first day of June! Today's soundtrack includes music from Wilco, FIDLAR, CAKE, Fiona Apple, and The Beths. We also travel through the sounds of Hailu Mergia and Dahlak Band, Andreya Triana and Quantic,...

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  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • The Metro

The Metro: The Detroit Association of Women’s Clubs makes national list for endangered historic places

Tia Graham June 1, 2026

Women-led organizations marched on Washington to be heard during their historic efforts to achieve social, political and economic equality. Yet,...

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  • Big Sonic Heaven

Big Sonic Heaven: Russian shoegaze, British synthpop + more

Darren Revell June 1, 2026

We heard new music from Doublespeak, the synthpop project of Vince Clarke (Depeche Mode, Yaz, Erasure), Neil Arthur of Blancmange,...

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Mark Elleri stands in the woods looking pensively off to the side. He wears a baseball cap, glasses and a jean jacket over a black t-shirt.
  • Acoustic Café
  • Culture & Music

Acoustic Café: In-studio guest Mark Erelli plays new songs, plus archived performances from Sarah Jarosz, Emmylou Harris, Ye Vagabonds + more

Rob Reinhart May 31, 2026

On this week’s episode of Acoustic Café,  a long time favorite of ours, Mark Erelli, plays songs from his new...

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