Political science professor Vincent Hutchings says that the United States' 250th birthday has Black citizens reflecting on ...

On Canada Day, historian Craig Baird explains how U.S. tariffs on Canada echo the 1890s — and why that pressure may only make Canada stronger.

Flavio Volpe, a Canadian automotive manufacturer association president, says America’s tax on Canadian aluminum and steel has bled tens of thousands of auto parts jobs.

This Detroit Evening Report covers what to do to stay healthy in extreme heat. Plus, a Ford recall and Shotspotter is renewed in the city.

Amherstburg, Ontario was a critical destination for freedom seekers fleeing slavery in the United States, and is where freed African Canadians lived.

A recent Zenith Research poll says all three democrats can beat Mike Rogers in the race for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat.

The Trump administration is trying to limit mail-in voting, but has been blocked. Sen. Gary Peters says more needs to be done ...

High temperatures increase the ozone layer. Plus, FIFA watch parties and trees in Dearborn featured in today's Detroit ...

Police arrested a man that they suspect left threatening voicemails to a Madison Heights Mosque. Plus local responses to ...

NPR's Don Gonyea recently visited this crossing to take a look at a brand new bridge that sits completed and unopened.

Widowspeak's excellent new single “If You Change” is a lovely little piece of dream pop with just a splash of alt-country.

Hantz Farms President Mike Score says the company has surpassed the goals it originally set in a deal with the city.