Beverly Hogan and her daughter, Beverly Beal Jr., are each supporting their community with fellowship space, legal and business support and child care.
Arts & Culture
Cartoonist Keith Knight on using art and humor to spark a dialogue on social, racial and political issues | American Black Journal
American Black Journal shares a portion of award-winning cartoonist Keith Knight’s November appearance at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History as part of “The Wright Conversations” series in partnership with PBS Books.
How The Henry Ford is celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. over the holiday weekend | American Black Journal
The Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday is Monday, January 19, and The Henry Ford in Dearborn is hosting a full weekend of programming to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and birthday.
Tlaib’s bill aims to make pay more equitable for independent artists
The Living Wage for Musicians Act proposes to create a new streaming royalty fund to compensate artists and musicians more fairly when their music plays on streaming services.
12 Michigan outdoor experiences to try in 2026
From icy plunges to elk bugles, Michigan has a year’s worth of outdoor adventures waiting for you. Read on for 12 ways to get outside and make the most of every season.
What happens to the Christmas tree in Campus Martius after the holidays?
A WDET listener wanted to know happens to the Christmas Tree in Campus Martius after the holiday season.
Resilience in the D roundup: Honoring Detroiters
Here’s a look back on four Detroiters who deserve to be honored for their work. Come back in January for the fifth honoree.
Chessboxing is a real thing. And a Michigander is the new world champ
Michigan’s James Canty III recently won the super heavyweight chessboxing world championship in Serbia.
Here are 6 Detroit arts and culture things to watch for in 2026
Next year is promising to be just as exciting, with Detroit continuing to prove that it’s one of the country’s top destinations when it comes to arts and culture.
Detroit’s version of ‘Subway Takes’ explores what’s moving people
Increased attention on the People Mover comes as public officials recognize that reversing Michigan’s population slide requires attracting young people with cool places and reliable public transportation.
