Sascha Raiyn is a News Reporter at 101.9 WDET. She focuses on education, children, and families, while also exploring themes such as urban design, public security, and religious organizations. Sascha has been featured in WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station and Outlier Media.
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By: Sascha Raiyn
City council voted to cancel the drag reading just days before Madison Heights Pride. Plus the opening of a new airport hangar and more.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Michigan is ranked worst in the midwest for child wellness, the Gordie Howe Bridge is set to open soon and more.
By: Sascha Raiyn
A Supreme Court ruling involving a Michigan family, the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition reaches the end of the project and more in this episode.
By: Sascha Raiyn
The Zekelman Holocaust Center has a horse chestnut tree grown from a sapling of the tree Anne Frank could see from the annex where her family hid from the Nazis.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Police arrested a man that they suspect left threatening voicemails to a Madison Heights Mosque. Plus local responses to immigration policy.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Players from around the country and around the world were in town to secure a spot on one 12 professional hockey teams – including the one that will play in the Motor City in the fall.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Plus, a bill to give children legal representation in delinquency cases passes the state legislature, the National Wheelchair Games and more.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Also, Cyclosporiasis cases rise to nearly 1,000, a conversation about reforming Detroit's rental housing and more in this Detroit Evening Report.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Also, African World Festival begins at Hart Plaza today, Lake St. Clair Metropark to receive updates and more.
By: Sascha Raiyn
Also in today's news: a deal in progress to open the Gordie Howe Bridge by the end of the month, Michigan Science Center After Dark events and more.
