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In the third installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “On Hold.”

Spring precipitation is causing flooding in places like Jefferson Chalmers. A local environmental newsletter is looking at efforts to address the water levels in Detroit.

“The arts are not just an economic lever for the country -- it’s also a workforce and a labor force," says Deana Haggag, the CEO of a non-profit that's part of an artist relief effort offering $5,000 grants to artists affected by COVID-19.

The annual poetry festival highlights the work of some of Detroit's most talented youth poets.

Huckaby was a pillar of Detroit's burgeoning electronic music scene in the 1980s, creating a musical career that sent him touring and performing around the globe. After passing away at the age of 54, he leaves a legacy as a mentor to local youth.

In the second installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “We All Have Someone.”

Detroit-based herbalist, professional cook and author of "Plant Magic: Herbalism in Real Life" has crafted a foundational guide for an at-home herbalism practice.

A competition between households in Dearborn, Dearborn Heights encourages Muslims celebrating holy month of Ramadan to illuminate their houses with lights as Michigan's stay-at-home order restricts how religious gatherings take place.

With sales of puzzles and board games skyrocketing, CultureShift explores how board games have evolved to cater to audiences during major moments in history like the Great Depression and World War II.

Erin Allen, yoga teacher and audio producer for WDET, says mindful breathing can help both mentally and physiologically.