The History of American Music, as Recorded in Richmond, Indiana
How one Midwestern record company changed the course of popular music.
A Public Art Project Tackles Unceded Land in Chicago
'Whose Lakefront' marks the Indigenous history of the Lake Michigan coast.
Greening West Woodlawn
The West Woodlawn Arboretum, in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood, reflects a "new narrative" of "joy and abundance."
The Bird Patrol
Chicago is the most dangerous city in the country for birds. Meet the people who want to change that.
Ohio’s Indigenous Landscapes
Documenting the indigeneity embedded in the culture and geography of the state.
Urban Renewal Today
Tracing the past, present, and future of housing development and displacement in Detroit.
Movie Palaces of the Rust Belt
The rise and fall (and rise) of the Main Street theater.
What’s Next for Public Safety in Minneapolis?
Inside the push to transform the department that killed George Floyd.
Producing Meaningful Asian American Stories in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis theatres exploring Asian American life in the Midwest, one scene at a time.
Fire in Peshtigo
The deadliest fire in U.S. history happened one hundred and fifty years ago near Peshtigo, Wisconsin. You’ve probably never heard of it.
Building a Black-Owned Food Ecosystem in Detroit
Detroit’s Black-owned food businesses thrive through networks of collaboration and support.
Modernist Post Offices of Michigan
Eight mid-century post offices from small towns and exurbs across the state.