Serena Williams and the Double Standards Women of Color Face
Jake Neher/WDET Over the weekend, tennis superstar Serena Williams lost the final match of the U.S. Open after a dispute with...
City Collects More in Casino Taxes in August 2018 Than Previous Year
Detroit’s three casinos’ combined August revenue of nearly $121 million was up from the same month a year, according to...
Sen. Stabenow: Trump ‘Shooting in All Directions’ When It Comes to Trade
Jake Neher/WDET Ford has announced it will stop producing economy sedans in China that are sold in the United States,...
Lions Hope Monday Night Game Restores the Roar After Muted Preseason
The Detroit Lions begin playing the games that count when the team takes on the New York Jets in the...
Will Michigan Republicans Gut New Minimum Wage Law in Lame Duck?
Jake Neher/WDET Last week the state Legislature approved two voter-led measures that would increase the minimum wage and require employers to...
Is Anything Standing in the Way of Kavanaugh’s Confirmation to the Supreme Court?
Libby Casey/Washington Post President Trump’s nominee to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court moves into the next stage...
The Progressive Underground Show 280 feat. BEN SHARKEY
Ben Sharkey Music/Woodward Avenue Records This episode features an exclusive interview with crooner BEN SHARKEY as well as a sampling...
Detroit Bluegrass Band Bill Bynum & Co. Put Their Spin on 70’s Soul Songs
Guitarist and singer, Bill Bynum, talks with Ann Delisi about why he chose to cover soul songs from the 70's...
Focus Hope Launches Their First Outdoor Free Photography Festival on September 15th
Ann Delisi talks with Annette Vanover from Focus Hope and Asia Hamilton from Norwest Gallery talk about the photographers documenting...
MichMash: Will We or Won’t We Be Allowed To Vote Straight-Party Ticket This November?
WDET Digital Michigan voters won't be able to fill in one bubble to vote for all candidates of a single...
Speed Humps Now Allowed on Detroit Streets
For Detroit residents with problems of drivers speeding down neighborhood streets, a solution is coming. Earlier this year, WDET reported on...
Detroit Today Hosts Robust Conversation on Housing Insecurity in Final Book Club Event
Detroit Today is concluding its summer community read of Matthew Desmond's book "Evicted", a Pulitzer Prize winning look at poverty and housing insecurity....