Nargis Rahman

About 6,200 feet of storm sewers will be added among other upgrades that aim to lessen flooding.

Michigan lawmakers want voters to decide whether or not to tax high income earners more. Plus, an event for Detroit's Chinatown and more in this Detroit Evening Report.

Perimenopause is a rarely-talked about life stage that impacts women's hormonal health. Nutrition expert Dr. Amy Shah has advice on how diet can lessen symptoms.

“First gen students need extra care… if you are a first gen, this means that you're on your own. So we, as a university and as a college have to replace the extra support at home and offer it here for the students,” he says.

Also in this episode of the Detroit Evening Report: Dance parties hosted by Detroit Disability Power and DanceAbility, a Golf Classic to support the Wright Museum and more.

In this episode of CuriosiD, WDET's Nargis Rahman looks into how the international sport came to Southeast Michigan and gained popularity in this most recent wave.

For many Arab and Muslim immigrants, seeking therapy can mean pushing past generations of stigma—and finding a provider who understands their culture and faith. A free clinic inside the Islamic Center of Detroit is creating that safe space and changing how the community approaches mental health.

Also in this Detroit Evening Report: The Gordie Howe Bridge opens after eight years, a money-out-of-politics initiative moves forward and more.

Also in this Detroit Evening Report: An urgent need for blood donations, Detroit failed to post emergency information in languages other than English and more.

Documentary photographer Syed Yaqeen visits Hamtramck, Dearborn and Detroit as a part of his American Muslim Experience project, capturing the lives