Detroit Evening Report: High diesel fuel prices expected to trickle down to consumers
Michigan is seeing record high prices for diesel fuel and one economist says those costs will eventually trickle down. Diesel powers...
Metro Events Guide: Eastern Market stays up late, stargazing on the beach, festivals and more
The night comes alive with Eastern Market After Dark, and the Great Lakes Association of Astronomy Clubs is ready to...
Detroit Evening Report: Hundreds of people may be denied Flint settlement money due to paperwork errors
Hundreds of people who qualified for a share of the multi-million-dollar Flint water settlement fund may soon be cut out....
Metro Events Guide: Dally across Detroit this weekend
From fine arts to a neighborhood-jam sesh, Detroit's cultural offerings are out full force this weekend. On a more solemn...
The Metro: Is Detroit’s police oversight board able to hold cops accountable?
Detroit voters created a board of civilian commissioners in 1974 with the power to investigate their own police department....
Detroit Evening Report: Detroit names street after late Imam Abdullah Bey El-Amin
More than one hundred people came out to unveil an honorary street sign for the late Imam Abdullah Bey El-Amin...
The Metro: Homicides are down. This former FBI agent credits community leaders.
The FBI put out its 2025 crime numbers this month, and they show the largest year-to-year decline in violent crime...
The Metro: Detroit actor Bennie Taylor and his growing Hollywood career
Animation fans have long awaited the release of "Coyote vs Acme." The Looney Tunes film blends live-acting and animation into...
Detroit Evening Report: 39th District Court hosts amnesty program
The 39th District Court is hosting an amnesty program next month as part of Project Clean Slate. The program will...
The Metro: El-Sayed won Michigan and lost Detroit. Pastors could shape what comes next
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed ran the health departments of both Detroit and Wayne County. Three weeks ago he won a U.S....
The Metro: He came to WDET as an intern. He leaves as its news director
In 2001, Detroit opened its polls with a big question on the ballot. Twenty-one people were running for mayor. Dennis...
The Detroit Evening Report: ACCESS hosts back-to-school health fair
The Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, or ACCESS, is hosting its 11th annual Back to School Health...