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The first charges filed under Michigan's new safe firearm storage laws, how cultural changes can reduce deaths by guns, and remembering Battle Creek's civil rights era.
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In 2-1 federal ruling, a lawsuit can go forward against a former Grand Traverse County commissioner who flashed a rifle during a virtual public meeting in January 2021.
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A compromise on expanding Camp Grayling, a Traverse City group that is trying to have tough conversations about child safety and firearms, and the biologist behind Michigan's amphibian survey.
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Livingston County Sheriff called a recent red flag bill "unconstitutional." So what does it mean when an elected official says they might ignore state law?
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Democrats in Lansing are hoping to pass several gun safety laws. But the thing about laws is that they have to be enforced to work.
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Over six months after the Oxford High School Shooting, Michiganders are calling for change.
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Continuing our conversation with Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard about how to respond to an active shooter situation and what can be done to mitigate gun violence. Then a new book explains why Patti Smith Still Matters. To close the show, we share the final chapter of a 25-year-old loon love story.
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An effort Wednesday in the Michigan Senate force a vote on gun safety bills failed. On a party-line vote, Republicans returned the measures to a committee where they’ve sat for 11 months.
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This week, longtime congressman, Fred Upton, announced his retirement. Today, we’ll reflect on what it means to lose Fred Upton as a steadfast moderate in Congress. And we’ll listen back to bits of our conversations with him over the years.
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Democrats in the state Legislature are renewing their call for stricter new gun control measures. They say the Oxford school shootings show current controls are not working.