Ongoing Coverage:

Podcasts & RSS Feeds

olympia entertainmentRSS
All ContentRSS
View all podcasts & RSS feeds

Michigan Voices

Sarah Alvarez
Sarah Alvarez
Public Insight Journalist
John U. Bacon
John U. Bacon
Essay/Analysis: Sports Commentator
Mark Brush
Mark Brush
Reporter/Producer
Cynthia Canty
Cynthia Canty
Host, Stateside with Cynthia Canty
Steve Carmody
Steve Carmody
Mid Michigan Reporter/Producer
Zoe Clark
Zoe Clark
Reporter/Producer
Sarah Cwiek
Sarah Cwiek
Sarah Cwiek - Detroit Reporter/Producer
Vincent Duffy
Vincent Duffy
News Director
Dustin Dwyer
Dustin Dwyer
Reporter/Producer
Emily Fox
Emily Fox
Morning Edition Producer
Lester Graham
Lester Graham
Investigative Reporter
Jennifer Guerra
Jennifer Guerra
Reporter/Producer
Sarah Hulett
Sarah Hulett
Assistant News Director
Jack Lessenberry
Jack Lessenberry
Essay/Analysis: Political Commentator
Mercedes Mejia
Mercedes Mejia
Reporter/Producer
Rina Miller
Rina Miller
Reporter/Producer
Jake Neher
Jake Neher
MPRN Capitol Reporter
Kyle Norris
Kyle Norris
Reporter/Producer
Mike Perini
Mike Perini
Host - Middays
Rick Pluta
Rick Pluta
Reporter / Producer - Michigan Public Radio Network
Tracy Samilton
Tracy Samilton
Auto Reporter/Producer
Christina Shockley
Christina Shockley
Host - Morning Edition
Lindsey Smith
Lindsey Smith
West Michigan Reporter/Producer
Kate Wells
Kate Wells
Arts & Culture Reporter/Producer
Jennifer White
Jennifer White
Host - All Things Considered
Rebecca Williams
Rebecca Williams
Reporter/Producer - The Environment Report

Tagged: olympia entertainment

Economy
5:06 pm
Tue December 4, 2012

Ilitch company proposes $650 million hockey arena, entertainment complex

Credit femaletrumpet02 / flickr
Joe Louis Arena, the current home of the Detroit Red Wings
Share
E-mail
Comments
By Michigan Radio Newsroom

The Detroit Red Wings could have a new home if Mike Ilitch’s Olympia Development Company gets its way.

Officials from the company spoke to state lawmakers today, outlining a new $650 million complex in Downtown Detroit featuring shopping, apartments, offices and entertainment -- and a new home for the Red Wings.

Read more
Politics
6:15 pm
Mon January 16, 2012

Detroit tests one solution to car crimes: a street parking ban

Credit Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio
Share
E-mail
Comments
By

Detroit Police say car break-ins are up in the city’s entertainment district. So they’re trying a new approach to prevent crime: banning street parking in the area.

A lot of people—Detroit Police won’t yet say how many—got their cars towed last weekend as a result of the parking ban.

Police officially issued the ban late on Friday:

Read more