Detroiter Duane Williams was sentenced to life in prison in connection with a fire that killed two people. Detroiter Duane Williams is suing the city of Detroit and the police and fire departments for ...

On this week’s show, we heard two songs from Ward’s new album, including “Why Not?” and “Paycheck," plus a live in-studio ...

U-M Health Economist Thomas Buchmueller joined the show to break down what’s changing, who will feel it first, and what ...

If Palisades reopens, it would be the first nuclear plant in the country to start back up after ending operations for ...

Listen to the latest episode of the “Detroit Evening Report” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your ...

The Get Housing Ready Guide is a checklist for local governments to attract more housing development and investment to their ...

WDET is examining what Detroiters are seeking from the city’s next mayor with “Citizen Vox,” one-on-one conversations with ...

In this special episode, we navigate the genre’s cultural roots, its surprising resurgence and the smooth sounds that still go down easy.

Detroit has reached a major milestone in its blight removal efforts, marking the 8,000th demolition under Proposal N. The voter-approved bond and federal funding have helped transform some of the city ...

According to United Way's latest ALICE report, roughly 41% of Michigan households are facing financial hardship.

Project organizer Maurice Weeks joined the show to talk about what’s at stake for Detroiters, and how roles in local government can be transformational.

Listeners and fans will again have the opportunity to celebrate the show — now in its fourth year — at the Don Was Motor City ...