Feb. 27, 2018 – Detroit Public Television

In today’s polarized environment, is it possible to instill civility in Detroit as a necessity in all that we do, and not simply a response in times of crisis?

WDET 101.9 FM: February 21, 2017

Mayor Mike Duggan gives his State of the City speech on Tuesday evening. He’ll undoubtedly talk about positive things happening in the city since his first term as mayor began. Downtown and Midtown are booming, the M-1 Rail is scheduled to begin service in the spring, and the streetlights are back on throughout the city.

Bridge Magazine: February 16, 2017

Growing up, Abdiel Ramos of Detroit was a honor roll student. Until he failed his first semester in college.

Crain’s Detroit Business: February 12, 2017

These are times of epic change: an economic transition atop a technological revolution amid a new demography that is literally transforming the face of our nation.

Detroit Free Press: February 11, 2017

With attention showered on the Detroit Three — General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles — we sometimes forget Michigan is home to some mighty big global auto suppliers.

MLive: February 10, 2017

Grand Valley State University signed an agreement Friday, Feb. 10, that makes the university a full partner in the Detroit Promise.

MLive: February 10, 2017

They called him a powerhouse, a giant, a visionary, and one of America’s greatest sports team owners.

Crain’s Detroit Business: February 5th, 2017

Gov. Rick Snyder wants businesses and philanthropic foundations to boost the Detroit Promise college scholarship program with up to $24 million to fill gaps in a tenuous tax-capturing mechanism that remains two years away from generating revenue.

Detroit Free Press: January 4, 2017

These are certainly interesting, if not precarious, times for China and the U.S., and the people who working hard to build stronger economic ties between Michigan and the Asian nation.