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The artist produced hits like "Lovely Day," "Lean On Me" and "Ain't No Sunshine" before ending his career in less than a decade. WDET's Ann Delisi remembers the man and what he stood for.

Pandemics and other global disasters have historically shifted social and political norms. Here's what could change after COVID-19.

For decades, Hollywood has fought against the next new trend in home entertainment. Now they’re embracing releasing new movies right into your living room.

In a new survey, the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association is anticipating nearly 300,000 people employed by hotels and restaurants throughout the state to temporarily lose their jobs due to COVID-19.

The Michigan Music Alliance is establishing a local relief fund for musicians and sound engineers out-of-work during widespread economic disruption due to COVID-19, but they say it's an issue the state should tackle.

You're at home, the weather's nice, and the ground is fertile. Now may be the perfect time to start a garden, and WDET has some tips on how to do it.

The New Bohemian Cafe sits at the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula in Northport, Mich. After owner Kevin Murphy closed his doors due to COVID-19, the community pulled together to give his small business their biggest sales days ever.

Staying at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has many cracking open their pantry — maybe for the first time. Here are tips for eating smart and staying healthy while at home.

It's the 50-year anniversary of Sixto Rodriguez's "Cold Fact," co-produced with Motown Funk Brother Dennis Coffey. Although the album took off internationally, it's still a Detroit story.

Washington Post senior editor Marc Fisher explored what's keeping Americans leaning towards patience versus panic as COVID-19 spreads around the globe.