Journalist Ali Harb joins the show to discuss how 9/11 changed American politics and how it impacts Arab Americans 25 years ...

Michigan's outage credit doesn't start until day four. Rep. Rashida Tlaib says DTE and the state commission that regulates it ...

Giddy up and get down at the Buffalo Soldiers and Blues Festival, plus the return of the Cass Corridor Dally in the Alley and ...

Also in today's news, Wayne State researchers get money to study air pollution, rabbis find fault with Abdul El-Sayed's ...

Mark Frisk from the Michigan Smart Trade Alliance says that the U.S. trade war with Canada is already hurting American ...

Sobriety takes center stage at the Recovery and Resilience Festival in Wyandotte. The Metro speaks with the organizers.

Gov. Whitmer contemplates solutions for Michigan's falling literacy rates, plus home repair programs and more.

Inkster-based non-profit Zaman International works to end generational cycles of poverty by uplifting marginalized women and ...

The Michiganders for Money Out of Politics measure is on the ballot this November. Sean McBrearty breaks down the proposal.

Composer Danny Elfman joins In The Groove to talk about what music has inspired him through his career ahead of his Detroit ...

Residents begin to rebuild after a tornado hits the Eastside of Detroit, plus a confirmed case of West Nile virus and more.

The second Season Fair explores the journeys of its artists, and how their backgrounds play a role in what they create—and how.