The Founders of Means TV on Their Post-Capitalist Streaming Service
The revolution will not be televised — but it just might be binge-watched
Lena Epstein on Gender, Politics, and Business
The "unapologetic conservative" aims to be measured by her capabilities
Editor’s Letter: Grappling With Gender Equity
Why watching my daughter wrestle makes me hopeful about her future
Pundits from Across the Political Spectrum Share Their 2020 Predictions
Here’s how the state’s top issues may play out in the year ahead
5 Podcasts that Get Michigan Politics Right
Keep tabs on happenings in Lansing
Rising Star John James Swoops in to Save the Republican Party
Will there be a crash landing for the fresh face politician?
Local Philanthropist Stephen M. Ross’ Political Allegiances are Making Waves
The billionaire University of Michigan alumnus’ fundraising plans for President Donald Trump caused a big stir
What You Need to Know Before Registering to Vote
Oakland County Clerk, Lisa R Brown, shares common misconceptions about heading to the polls
Is Newly Independent US Rep. Justin Amash Considering a Presidential Run?
The Grand Rapids congressman is drawing national attention
Body Positivity: It’s a Learning Process, Not a Hashtag
As one writer learns, the modern movement is a step in the right direction. But there’s still a lot of work that needs to be done.
4 Big Takeaways From the DNC Debates in Detroit
The most contentious topics and the bitterest rivalries at the Fox Theatre this week
Newsdesk: What a Landmark Auto Insurance Bill Means For Michigan Drivers
Plus, a digest of headlines to keep up with this month
Can State-Funded Organizations Decide Not to Serve LGBTQ+ People?
A new Michigan case about foster care and adoption could become a precedent-setter in the realm of addressing a significant civil rights question
Results from Michigan’s 2018 General Election
Electees for the state’s Governor, U.S. Senate, Attorney General, and more
All of Your Questions Concerning the 2018 General Election, Answered
Tomorrow, Nov. 6, is election day. Whether you're looking for information on how to find your designated precinct, skip long waiting lines to vote, or what to do if you don't beat the rush, we've got answers for you.
The 23-Year-Old Creating Legislative Change for Women
A new commission on women and girls has passed in the city of Dearborn Heights – the first of its kind in the state of Michigan— and it’s largely due to the work of 23-year-old pre-law student, Dana Mohammad.
From the Archive: Mitt Romney Through the Years
Following Mitt Romney’s eight-vote Iowa victory, Hour Detroit revisits two interviews with Michigan’s native son.
John Balardo Interviews Dave Bing
Hour Detroit publisher John Balardo sits down with Detroit Mayor Dave Bing for an in-depth interview on WDET. The interview will air Wednesday, December 29, 2010 when John guest-hosts the first hour of The Craig Fahle Show.
