Warren Defever and Bill Skibbe, two respected names in Michigan music, have been hired as engineers.

DFT director Elliot Wilhelm says the legacy of Keaton is alive and well in modern comedic performers today.

As Carter turns 50-years-old, he considers his own legacy as well as Coltrane's on music today.

Each week, Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo previews some of the best live shows happening in the region.

James Carter first heard the music of saxophonist Joseph Jarman on WDET. Decades later, he returned to honor Jarman's influence on him as a young musician live on our airwaves.

"It will be an epicenter for all things that are Motown,” says Motown Museum CEO Robin Terry, who is spearheading the effort to raise $50-million to expand the museum.

Millennials are having a difficult time buying new cars says Jalopnik managing editor, Erin Marquis.

Chefs from metro Detroit are bringing DIY food culture to a bar or brewery near you.

The studio where legends including Aretha Franklin, John Lee Hooker, and Parliament-Funkadelic recorded will be relocated.

Health inspector-turned-photographer Agnes Gira spent 25 years seeing the worst of Detroit restaurant kitchens. Now it's a stunning exhibition at one of the city's oldest art institutions.