Archive: Detroit Public Televsion
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The Coverage: Detroit Bankruptcy One Year Later
DJC reporters chronicled the city’s recovery from bankruptcy. Where are we now?
Mass Transit in Metro Detroit [MiWeek Clip]
The MiWeek team discusses Detroit’s efforts to strengthen the city’s public transit system. Episode 430/Segment 1.
Detroit Journalism Cooperative Receives $500,000 for Continued Coverage of Detroit’s Recovery
The award-winning Detroit Journalism Cooperative will extend its impact with new Knight Foundation investment through 2016.
On MiWeek: How prevalent is “Detroit fatigue” in Lansing?
As the Legislature considers solutions for education problems in Detroit, the MiWeek team discusses to what extent "Detroit fatigue,"...
Tavis Smiley on location in Detroit this week
Tavis Smiley, PBS’s popular late night television host, is in Detroit this week to tape five episodes of his...
On MiWeek: Should Detroit’s city council get a raise?
Detroit Public Television's MiWeek team discusses whether council members should get a raise, especially so soon after city exited...
On MiWeek: The Detroit Policy Conference
Almost two months after Detroit exited bankruptcy; the MiWeek teams hit the ground covering this week's Detroit Policy Conference,...
On MiWeek: Reviewing the Rhodes interview
The hosts of Detroit Public Television's weekly public affairs program dissected Judge Steven Rhodes's first interview following the Detroit...
On MiWeek: The future of Detroit
The state’s largest city has been given the green light to exit bankruptcy, and now the work of efficiently...
On MiWeek: Moving Michigan forward…and Detroit
Broadcasting from the Westin Book Cadillac Hotel, MiWeek host Christy McDonald leads discussions with executives attending the Business Leaders...
What They Said: Bankruptcy in the governor candidates’ town hall
About 20 minutes in to the town hall face off last night, moderator Stephen Henderson, Detroit Free Press Editorial...