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Stephen Henderson | American Black Journal, WDET’s Detroit Today

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Nolan Finley | The Detroit News

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One Detroit is Detroit PBS’s (DPTV) commitment to bringing the people of this region, not only the best in national programming, but the very best in local content as well. Whether it is public affairs, arts and culture or the environment, One Detroit provides the kind of in-depth, unbiased and trusted coverage that has made PBS and its member stations the most trusted national institutions 15 years running.

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Rooted in Detroit, One Detroit’s journalists tell the authentic stories of our diverse population during this pivotal period in the city’s history. With offices in Midtown Detroit, its reporters and producers, whose many honors include the duPont-Columbia and Emmy awards, are embedded in the communities they cover, delivering local news content of unprecedented scope and perspective with the accuracy and responsibility viewers have come to expect from public television.

Their incisive story-telling captures the character, culture and concerns of Metro Detroit, taking viewers beyond the headlines toward a deeper level of understanding of what the future might and could hold for its 4 million residents.

One Detroit: Coverage that provokes conversations that reach the heart of critical issues and feelings that touch the heart of the people.