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Stateside: How to redraw MI’s political maps; recreating Black Bottom; MSU’s Nassar investigation
Today on Stateside , a Princeton study makes recommendations for how Michigan's new citizen commission should redraw the state's political maps for the 2022 election. Plus, a look at why Michigan State University is refusing to hand over 6,000 internal
Stateside: How to redraw MI’s political maps; recreating Black Bottom; MSU’s Nassar investigation
Today on Stateside , a Princeton study makes recommendations for how Michigan's new citizen commission should redraw the state's political maps for the 2022 election. Plus, a look at why Michigan State University is refusing to hand over 6,000 internal
Stateside: Remembering John Dingell; failing stormwater infrastructure; fight over changes at MDEQ
Today on Stateside, Congressman John Dingell passed away Thursday. Two of his longtime friends from across the aisle, U.S. Rep. Fred Upton and Detroit News columnist Nolan Finley, reflect on the legacy of “the Dean.” Plus, Republicans push back against
Stateside: Remembering John Dingell; failing stormwater infrastructure; fight over changes at MDEQ
Today on Stateside, Congressman John Dingell passed away Thursday. Two of his longtime friends from across the aisle, U.S. Rep. Fred Upton and Detroit News columnist Nolan Finley, reflect on the legacy of “the Dean.” Plus, Republicans push back against
Stateside: Medicaid work requirements study; Big 3 paradigm shift; running the Detroit “numbers”
Today on Stateside , new work requirements for Michigan Medicaid recipients are set to go into effect in 2020. A new study out of Arkansas gives an idea of the potential consequences for healthcare coverage in the state. Plus, the challenges that first
Stateside: Medicaid work requirements study; Big 3 paradigm shift; running the Detroit “numbers”
Today on Stateside , new work requirements for Michigan Medicaid recipients are set to go into effect in 2020. A new study out of Arkansas gives an idea of the potential consequences for healthcare coverage in the state. Plus, the challenges that first
Stateside: SOTU response; funk and folk rock from W. MI; Saginaw’s pioneering black photographers
Today on Stateside , we hear thoughts from both sides of the aisle about the State of Union address last night, and President Trump's contention that: "If there's going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation." Plus, we
Stateside: SOTU response; funk and folk rock from W. MI; Saginaw’s pioneering black photographers
Today on Stateside , we hear thoughts from both sides of the aisle about the State of Union address last night, and President Trump's contention that: "If there's going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation." Plus, we
Stateside: First black woman to chair MI Dems; reviving the “shoebox” lunch; kids killed by guns
Today on Stateside , what you need to know about the thousands of white-collar GM workers losing their jobs today. Plus, a recent study finds that firearms are the second leading cause of death among children and teens in the United States, killing eight
Stateside: First black woman to chair MI Dems; reviving the “shoebox” lunch; kids killed by guns
Today on Stateside , what you need to know about the thousands of white-collar GM workers losing their jobs today. Plus, a recent study finds that firearms are the second leading cause of death among children and teens in the United States, killing eight