Amanda Leclaire

MSU researchers launch 20-year study on tree resilience in Michigan’s future

Southeast Michigan’s trees are facing growing threats from disease, pests, and climate change.

The marsh is considered the last undeveloped mile of the Detroit River along the U.S. mainland.

The bitter cold will continue through the week, with highs staying below freezing into the weekend.

Funded by a city grant, the initiative will provide immediate support for individuals who experience opioid overdoses.

Officials said if the proposal to renew Detroit's Library Operating Millage had not passed, 22 city libraries would have closed.

The university's chief financial officer said Wednesday that only a small portion of the school’s investments could be considered controversial.

The FBI and U.S. Department of Homeland Security are warning of the possibility for “foreign terrorist organizations” targeting Pride events next month.

U.S. lawmakers and the Biden administration are examining new legislative approaches to address concerns about the Chinese-owned app.

Disability Rights Michigan launched an interactive map to simplify the often time consuming search for disability-friendly public transportation.

The positions aim to ensure that people inside and outside of Detroit understand the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the city.

The community-led program will gather data from 10 air quality monitors installed throughout the city to track key pollutants.

Trauma psychologist Dr. Mariel Buqué joins the show to talk about her new book "Break The Cycle: A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma."

Editors Cáel M. Keegan and David A. Gerstner push the boundaries of what’s included in queer film studies with the Queer Screens series.

The derailment in Ohio is not the first nor the last time a train carrying hazardous materials will crash in the U.S., according to two researchers.

Researcher Joshua Cutchin and Detroit artist Renee Willoughby join CultureShift to discuss their experiences with death, grief and ghosts.

Koshin Paley Ellison has devoted his life to finding inner stability in such an unstable world. He joined CultureShift to discuss.

An elementary school teacher in Metro Detroit has turned to the public to help her students have a safe spot away from classroom activity.

When a space became available, Sonya Greene saw an opportunity to help her community by opening the Linwood Fresh Market.

Stanford’s Dr. Anna Lembke says many of us could significantly benefit from a dopamine fast from our electronic devices.