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Current air monitoring efforts have limitations in what can be tracked. This federal grant funding allows for more detailed tracking and potentially, higher accountability from industry sources.

To satisfy your desire for new sounds, we're checking in with Jack White’s Third Man Records for a round-up of the most exciting new singles and albums the label is releasing each month.

As if releasing two albums in 2020 wasn't enough, Taylor Swift is also re-recording her entire catalog from her 2006 self-titled debut to 2017’s "Reputation."

In his debut one-hour stand-up special for Comedy Central, the Ann Arbor comic reflects on his Michigan roots and his journey to appearing regularly on "The Daily Show."

An "accidental fundraiser" hosted by Batch Brewing Company has turned into nearly $50,000 for service industry workers in Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck. Other bars and restaurants are joining the call to support local hospitality workers.

Still looking for that perfect gift? Skip the big box stores and find it at a small business in your city or neighborhood.

Poet and publisher Dr. Haki Madhubuti discusses the influence Malcolm X had on shaping the Black Arts Movement and shares works from his latest collection, "Taught By Women."

The new documentary "Dope, Hookers and Pavement: The Real and Imagined History of Detroit Hardcore" is a comprehensive history of the city's 1980s punk scene. It's part of the 7th annual Freep Film Festival, happening now.

Directed by Peabody award-winning filmmaker Abby Ginzberg, "Waging Change" follows service industry workers in Detroit and across the country as they struggle to make ends meet and the activists fighting for a higher wage for tipped workers.

"Breed & Bootleg: Legends of Flint Rap Music" highlights the legacy of Flint's rap scene from the 1990's including homegrown musicians like MC Breed and the Dayton Family. It premieres at the Freep Film Festival, which kicks off this week.