The BridgeDetroit newsroom and WDET collaborate on “What Had Happened Was,” a five-episode series on the first Congress in nearly 70 years without at least one Black Detroiter
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Detroit native Jemele Hill talks struggles, gratitude during book tour stop
Hill, a Mumford High School graduate and former ESPN reporter, writes about growing up in poverty, addiction in her family and her high-profile departure from the television network.
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City transit service in question for riders with disabilities
The fate of a $49M contract could determine whether Detroit is able to deliver 70% of its paratransit service.
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Four Detroit school board seats up for grabs. What you need to know
Chalkbeat reporter Ethan Bakuli talks to BridgeDetroit’s Bryce Huffman about the issues impacting the Nov. 8 race for the school board in the city’s public school district.
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Detroiter honors ‘spirit keepers’ of families through art
Artist Sabrina Nelson pays tribute to her matriarchs and has invited a collection of others to do the same through her exhibition, “I Had a Prayin’ Grandmother.”
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Detroit’s buses are rolling, but are they reliable?
BridgeDetroit’s Bryce Huffman took the Mack Avenue bus along with District 4 Councilwoman Latisha Johnson to get rider feedback on DDOT’s biggest challenges.