Jerome Vaughn

In the latest installment of Detroit Public Radio's Crossing the Lines series, reporters cover Highland Park to share the key topics important to residents.

Yesterday was the deadline for candidates to file in time for the August primary. Also in today's Detroit Evening Report, the Leland House is up for auction, EGLE holds a meeting on Detroit's air quality status and more.

DTE was just approved for a rate increase in February, but is now seeking more for infrastructure improvements. Plus a new poll showing favored candidates and more on this Detroit Evening Report.

Detroit welcomes a new Professional Women's Hockey League expansion team this fall. Also, Dearborn elects a new superintendent and more.

Detroiters celebrate another Pistons playoff win over Cleveland as the team takes a 2-0 series lead. Plus, students deal with a Canvas ransomware attack, Detroit’s Senior Olympics return in June, Hamtramck’s Juneteenth art contest seeks entries, metro Detroit gas prices remain steady, and District 1 prepares for a job fair.

The program Occupy the Summer hopes to keep crime rates down by giving teens more to do. Plus, updates on casino revenue and more.

Assistant Professor Shantalea Jones tells WDET's Jerome Vaughn about the African American mental health symposium.

Metro Detroit deals with storm damage. Plus, Councilmember Mary Waters is disqualified from running for the U.S. House, the Mackinac Policy Conference is next week, and more in this Detroit Evening Report.

The Mackinac Policy Conference begins on Mackinac Island, Detroit receives financial rating upgrades, roads close for Grand Prix preparations, and more Metro Detroit headlines.

James Tate spoke with WDET's Jerome Vaughn about his new role as city council president and what he hopes to accomplish.