University of Michigan officials are considering a request from white nationalist speaker Richard Spencer 's organization to speak on the Ann Arbor campus.

Mary Terese Fleszar was last seen alive the evening of July 9, 1967. Her body was found on an abandoned farm in Superior Township just about one month later. Investigators didn’t know it then, but this was the beginning of a series of murders attributed to John Norman Collins. These horrific acts of violence held our community in terror until Collins’ arrest in July 1969. On this week’s "Hidden in Plain Sight," WEMU’s Patrick Campion meets up with “ Terror in Ypsilanti ” author Gregory Fournier

Are you ready for the November 7th elections? WEMU's David Fair and Mary Morgan direct you to some resources that can help you make informed decisions. And, that's only part of the conversation in this week's, "Civic Matters."

Thousands from Southeast Michigan will attend a three-day Women's Convention at Cobo Center that continues the mission began with the national Women's March in Washington D.C. the day after Donald Trump was elected.

On November 7th, Washtenaw County residents will vote on an 8-year tax, one mill tax question. It's designed to improve public safety and mental health services, but the structure of the proposal has created divisions between communities. Washtenaw County Sheriff Jerry Clayton discusses his support of the tax proposal with WEMU's David Fair.

Due to state-mandated term limits, Rebekah Warren's tenure in the Michigan State Senate is coming to the end. But, she believes her work in Lansing is far from over. WEMU's David Fair talks to Warren about her announcement to run for the Michigan House of Representatives.

Detroit’s Carr Center is a major cultural force in the city for visual arts, spoken word, dance, and music – especially jazz. The late great Detroiter and pianist Geri Allen made great plans for jazz as their artistic director.

In the midst of some political controversies involving the future of Ypsilanti, a special arts event is planned for Friday to bring light to the city and help visitors and residents re-imagine what they see around them every day.

This week, "Art and Soul" is about the performing arts in the Ann Arbor area. 89.1 WEMU’S Lisa Barry is joined by arts journalist and blogger Jenn McKee to chat about upcoming events and they talk with playwright David Wells about his new work, “Resisting.”

Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stopped by Ann Arbor last night to talk about her new book called "What Happened." In it, she reflects about the 2016 election. Listen to the story below.