Detroit Today: How are auto suppliers doing amid UAW strikes?
It’s now been more than two weeks since the United Auto Workers went on strike against Detroit automakers Stellantis, General...
Detroit Today: The meaning behind monuments in America
This week, a 7-foot monument honoring Viola Liuzzo – a local mother and activist killed by KKK members for marching...
Detroit Today: Unpacking the Republican debate, Trump and Biden’s visit
While the second Republican debate took place Wednesday night in Simi Valley, Calif., former President and Republican front-runner Donald Trump...
Detroit Today: What are the root causes of crime?
This summer, violent crimes in Detroit saw an approximate 5% reduction citywide, amounting to 20 fewer homicide victims. While some...
Detroit Today: ‘Civility Night’ event to explore the power of mutual respect
In today's political climate, many Americans believe they can’t be friends with people with opposing political viewpoints, or fear that...
Detroit Today: The economic impact of the UAW strikes
As the United Auto Workers strike against the Big Three automakers nears a full week today, many are wondering how...
Detroit Today: What the UAW strike means for Michiganders
About 13,000 United Auto Worker members striked Friday morning — some at a General Motors auto plant in Missouri, others...
Detroit Today: How innovations like AI affect labor negotiations
Negotiations between the United Auto Workers union and Detroit automakers appear to be at a standstill — with contract negotiations...
Detroit Today: How Michigan plans to transition to 100% clean energy
Last week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced her hopes to enact a 100% clean energy standard. The state has also implemented...
Detroit Today: Expanding mental health care in Michigan schools
Launched in 2013 at the University of Michigan, TRAILS — which stands for Transforming Research into Action to Improve the...
Detroit Today: Why demanding Black students to share their trauma often reduces them to stereotypes
With students going back to school this fall, it also means the beginning of the college application season. But essay...
Detroit Today: Jefferson Chalmers residents work to reduce flooding damage from climate change
Detroit’s Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood maintains beautiful Venice-like blocks that feature inland waterways that often run right through residents’ backyards. It...