Sam Corey is a Producer on Detroit Today at WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry across North America and Latin America. Sam's insights and reporting contribute to a broader understanding of culture, society, and energy within these contexts.
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By: Israa Harb
But in politics, anything can happen. Last week, two debates spotlighted the active Republican candidates for governor: Congressman John James, Mike Cox, and Perry Johnson. Who are they, and what do their campaigns reveal about the Republican Party in Michigan?
By: Israa Harb
“This is a system that needs to be available and reliable 365 days a year,” says Dan Scripps, chair of the Michigan Public Service Commission.
By: Sam Corey
Reporter Vivian La spoke about northern Michiganders trying to adapt to climate change— and those wanting to maintain the status quo.
By: Matt Williams
Dr. Wolff, an allergy and immunology physician at the Detroit Medical Center, spoke with The Metro's Robyn Vincent about the health consequences of breathing smoke-filled air.
By: Sam Corey
State Rep. Natalie Price joins The Metro to discuss a bill to limit how much noise a motorized vehicle can make.
By: Robyn Vincent
The Renaissance Center plan had been stalled for more than a year. This week the governor signed a law doubling a state tax break for big developments, and the project is moving again.
By: Matt Williams
Overdose deaths in Wayne County decreased 42% in 2024, following a broader post-pandemic trend. A drug 100 times stronger than fentanyl threatens to disrupt that progress.
"Maybe this idea that you can spend your way to victory... I think that has taken a huge hit yesterday," says longtime political journalist.
By: Sam Corey
State Director of the Working Families Party Branden Snyder discusses the progressive wave happening in the U.S.
By: Sam Corey
Transportation Riders United Director Megan Owens discusses the Wayne County transit millage and her vision for expansive regional transport.
