digital divide

The researchers say since the pandemic, access to reliable home internet connection shows signs of decline for rural students in Michigan.

Detroit-based artist Mother Cyborg, AKA Diana Nucera, is a musician, technologist, organizer, and educator. This past summer she had a quilt exhibition, called Crafting Our Digital Legacy, at the University of Michigan’s Penny Stamps Gallery. We talked to her about the digital world, community organizing, and her artistic practice.

City of Detroit, community and business leaders are donating $23 million to give Detroit Public Schools Community District students wireless tablets and…

Today on Stateside, nearly half of Detroit households can't afford to pay for pricey Internet access. But the city's director of digital inclusion plans…

Today on Stateside, rising water levels in the Great Lakes could threaten historic buildings in Leland’s Fishtown. Plus, there’s been another setback in a…

Bart and Mary Beth Hammer would welcome any solution to their internet woes.“You can get a satellite dish, but it’s so slow,” said Bart Hammer, airline…

On yesterday's Stateside, we met the co-founders of Rocket Fiber, the ultra-high-speed Internet service coming to downtown Detroit later this year and to…