Martina Guzman

Resendez, known to many as El Batman, is the charismatic radio host on La Explosiva 1480-AM, a Mexican radio …

Many Americans think of water shortages as something that happens in “third-world” countries. But the same mo…

For years the Southwest Detroit Business Association (SDBA) had been analyzing construction projects in south…

Dueñas is one of a handful of Latina entrepreneurs in Southwest Detroit who has been selling fruits and veget…

Republican leaders on Wednesday stripped Rep. Cynthia Johnson of her committee assignments after she posted a…

This fall, reporter Louis Aguilar of The Detroit News plainly laid out how promises of robust development aro…

As local news outlets are gutted and shuttered, reporters laid off, publication schedules cut, and resources …

Mothers face extreme deprivation due to mass water shut-offs, hospital deserts and stress from economic racis…

In the spring of 2015, after more than six years as a producer and reporter, I left my public radio job in De…

Detroit looks to Berlin, a city across the Atlantic on what it takes to re-create a crumbling metropolis.

The narrative around Detroit's water shutoffs has largely centered on people needing to pay their bills or wa…

Detroit has enough territory to comfortably fit all of Manhattan, Boston and San Francisco. The population of…

In the kitchen at Oakland Avenue Urban Farm, just north of downtown Detroit, Linda Carter and Shawnetta Hudso…

How four activists let the world know about water crises in Flint & Detroit