The pandemic has prevented in-person connection, which is usually a cornerstone of care, between volunteers and patients.

Recent years have brought record-breaking water levels in all of the Great Lakes, and one climate scientist says increased precipitation isn't the only culprit.

In Episode 016 of Between Takes, Dennis Coffey talks about recording for the film "Black Belt Jones."

In addition to continuing overdoses due to opioids, the COVID-19 pandemic further hinders help for those in recovery and the work of recovery specialists like Scott Boyink.

In Episode 015 of Between Takes, McKinley Jackson talks about working with hit producers, Holland–Dozier–Holland.

The University of Michigan's new Detroit River Story Lab puts narrative at the front and center of a new initiative to reconnect residents with the history of the Detroit River.

As COVID cases are surging nationwide, the fear of spreading or catching coronavirus is too great for some people to feel comfortable with in-person holiday celebrations. Here's how to navigate those conversations with your family and friends..

In Episode 014 of Between Takes, hear John Sinclair’s story about John Lennon and the John Sinclair Freedom Rally.

While the Detroit Institute of Arts' "Detroit Style" puts automotive designers on a fine art pedestal, the black-and-white photos of street photographer Russ Marshall showcases the life of Detroit's blue-collar workforce.

Saru Jayaraman, leader of labor advocacy group, One Fair Wage gives an update on the state of service workers in the age of COVID-19.