On The Line

Two student survivors, a father and a principal talk about their healing in hopes it might aid the Oxford High community

'I've always believed that part of the role of what we do as journalists is to watch out for children.'

The nation’s deadliest school shooting in three years took place in Michigan. Students tell us what that day was like and the community tries to pick up the pieces.

Jamon Jordan is an expert on Detroit, Black history and their shared stories. Now, he’s a part of that narrative as the city’s first appointed historian.

After speed bumps, $1.2 trillion is on its way. But why the wild ride, and how soon will our potholes be patched?

Healthcare workers say they’ve gone from last year’s heroes to this year’s zeroes as workloads spike, and they need aid to treat the wound.

With ballots cast and election victory speeches made, what comes next for metro Detroit?

A tactic under national scrutiny helped land Juwan Deering behind bars. He’s been declaring his innocence ever since.

A decades-old muffin mystery haunts a once-swanky Detroit building now up for redevelopment in District Detroit.

A Detroit police accountability board could heed calls for reform. But some say its bickering drowns them out.