This is your News Byte Podcast for May 25th, 2018 Here are your stories for today.

- Detroit's population continues to slide, according to the U.S. Census

- Ford starts moving employees into Corktown where they've renovated a former hosiery factory

-Detroit City FC adds another international friendly match 

- Sven Gustafson opines on mass transit developments in metro Detroit

- And we're joined by Vivian Host. She's the host of Peak Time on Redbull Radio and we talk all things electronic music and preview the upcoming Movement festival.

Happy early Memorial Day! There will be no show Monday for the holiday. And Tuesday we'll start bringing the show to you from the Mackinac Policy Conference up on Mackinac Island.

This is your News Byte Podcast for May 24th, 2018 Here are your stories for today.

- Detroit's bond rating has been upgraded by Moody's. We talk about how increased tax collections have improved Detroit's financial picture and how incentives come into play.

- The crowdfunding dinner Detroit SOUP is coming to Ferndale

- Karen Dybis saw a preview of Bedrock's Spring and Summer market in a couple of parks in downtown Detroit. She comes on the show to share her thoughts and favorite businesses.

- Trump talks NAFTA and that affects Detroit automakers

- Caesars Windsor is shut down for the longest time in its history and is cancelling concerts and rooms

- And the Majestic Theater is undergoing a $1 million makeover and shutting down their cafe bar.

This is your News Byte Podcast for May 23rd, 2018.

Here are your stories for today.

- The plan for a four-county regional Transit Authority in southeastern Michigan are practically dead. And what's the truth about Amazon's HQ2 bid and regional transit? We try to figure it out. Someone's not telling the truth. 

- Gilbert's development team gets hundreds of millions in incentives for major downtown Detroit projects

- Nonprofits are getting pushed out of their downtown offices due to rising rental rates

- A push to raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour in Michigan submits signatures

Thanks to Sven Gustafson for writing some of the stories while Jer was out reporting all day in Shelby Township, as well as Nuri Gocay for appearing in studio.

This is your News Byte Podcast for May 21st, 2018 Here are your stories for today.

- A new statue by Brooklyn based artist KAWS is creating quite a stir

- Lions coach Matt Patricia and the Lions will not be disciplined by the NFL

- Cadillac Place will get new tenants

- The Heidelberg Project gets a new app

- JR JR and SAINT MACON are playing Beacon Park

- Bob Seger is going back on tour - Gleaners Women's Happy Hour is Tuesday

- Falling Down Beer Company expands in Oxford

- And we catch up with soccer journalist Fletcher Sharpe for this week in DCFC

From sunny northwest Detroit, this is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Wednesday, May 16, 2018.

Here are your stories for today.

- There’s a $500 million dollar settlement in between Michigan State University and victims of Larry Nassar

- That house that’s asking for millions of dollars by Little Caesars Arena? Well, the city may condemn it

- Plans for a sushi restaurant on the Avenue of Fashion have collapsed

- Heard of Detroit Rock City? Well, now it’s Detroit Vegan City.

- Mackinac Island gets a nod as one of the best places in America to visit this summer.

-And Bike to Work Day is Friday morning.

From the bustling heart of Midtown over a couple Faygo pops, this is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Tuesday, May 15th.

Here are your stories for today.

-East Jefferson is getting smaller for cars... and bigger for bikes

- Detroit’s Bike sharing service MoGo gets new adaptive bikes

- Facebook is funding more software training in Detroit

- And Highland Park is laying plans for a new high school. I talked to their school board president.

This is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Byte for Monday, May 14, 2018.

- Michigan has one of the worst drug problems in the country. We begin to dive in on a complex issue that we’re going to cover more.

- Cold water thrown on the idea of a downtown Detroit aquarium

- Speaking of fish… Noble Fish is expanding in Clawson. And maybe into Novi.

- $50,000 is available for retail business ideas in Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park through Hatch Detroit

- And in our weekly conversation, soccer journalist Fletcher Sharpe catches us up on what’s news in Detroit City FC this week

This is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Byte for Friday May 11th, 2018.

- Sven has a conversation with Greg Migliore, the editor in chief of AutoBlog. We’re kicking off a new monthly segment talking auto industry news. Sven and Greg talk about how Ford’s production disruption is a big deal.. And a lot more.

- What do Detroiters think our city needs more of? A new report from the Kresge Foundation shares some answers

- Microsoft moves into a new, swanky space in downtown Detroit

- And the Jamaican Pot is going to open a second location in New Center.

So buckle your seat belts. It’s time for your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte.

This is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Byte for Wednesday, May 9, 2018.

- Three Michigan cities are among the top 10 most violent in America

- Homelessness is down for a third year in three core cities

- Ridesharing service Lyft and Detroit’s bus system partner up - Detroit kicks off $88 million in road repaving

- Wayne State invests in a new partnership to find solutions for Detroit

- And we talk Mi-Fi - Gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s plan for net neutrality and a state-owned internet provider with IT in the D’s Nuri Gocay.

Daily Detroit Representation is brought to you in part by Milo Digital.

This is your Daily Detroit Representation News Byte for Byte for Tuesday, May 8, 2018.

-Soon, you’ll be able to live on the old Tiger Stadium site

-The PGA Tour is coming Detroit. Jer and I put on our finest plaid knickers and talk about it.

-City Year and Gensler Detroit team up to improve a Detroit school

-Comerica Park gets a Farm-to-table restaurant

-And, we talk with Shuna Hayward about Growing Detroit's Young Talent with Connect Detroit.