A $100,000 Honda Foundation grant is turning the Charles Drew Transition Center into a first-of-its-kind vocational horticulture program — and supplying Detroit restaurants along the way. From Classroom to Commercial […]

On today’s Daily Detroit, we’re talking about what it really looks like when a public school system bets big on kids — and on the skies. We were joined at

In Detroit’s West Village neighborhood, a major new chapter is about to be written where culture and education collide. As National Reading Month and Women’s History Month are in full

DETROIT’S EAST SIDE (WXYZ) — In honor of Women’s History Month, I’m taking you inside a Detroit high school that’s blazing a trail for women in aviation. I had a

This week, HBCU Pride Meets Detroit Promise.  On Wednesday, October 29, 500 Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) seniors will gather at Michigan Central for the UNCF Empower Me Tour

Summary: During the year the Detroit Children’s Museum was founded, the United States entered World War I, lynchings and mass racial violence were prevalent in America, including the East Saint

Summary: WDIV Local 4 highlighted the reopening of the Detroit Children’s Museum, which has been closed for more than a decade. The feature showcased the museum’s renovated space, interactive exhibits,

After nearly two decades of silence, the sound of music returned to Cody High School’s football field. The marching band made its debut at halftime during the school’s game against

Tonight’s homecoming game at Cody High School features more than football—it marks the return of the marching band after 20 years. Band director Damian Lyles has a clear message: “We

After two decades of silence, Cody High School’s marching band returned to the field at homecoming—and brought the house down. Twenty-four students performed at halftime, marking the program’s first appearance