Dorothy Hernandez

White supremacists and extreme far-right wing individuals are making civil war more likely, explains an author and expert on civil wars.

Unequal treatment shows up in a myriad of ways around pregnancy and more broadly in the health care system, according to “Under the Skin,” a new book on health and healthcare treatment.

Business and union groups say those permit denials are starting to negatively impact the statewide aggregate supply chain.

Get to know the candidates running for the Macomb County Board of Commissioners.

Get to know the candidates running for the Oakland County Board of Commissioners.

Get to know the candidates running in the 11th Congressional District in the August primary.

Get to know the candidates running in the newly redrawn 13th Congressional District, which encompasses parts of Detroit, the Grosse Pointes and Downriver.

Get to know the candidates running for Wayne County Executive in the August primary.

From film screenings to family-friendly festivals, many cities and organizations are hosting Juneteenth events this year. Here’s a few ways to honor the occasion.

The food industry was hit hard by the pandemic, but several Detroit food businesses found a way to hold on to hope and persevere. WDET gathered some of the women featured in the Communities of Hope series to find out how they are responding.