Today on Stateside, Homeland Security officers arrested a former University of Michigan professor yesterday in Ann Arbor, on charges of bringing a minor across state lines for sex. A reporter talks us through what we know so far—and how we know it. Also, the president of the state’s largest teacher’s union on the need for masks in schools. Plus, a man whose job takes him to Michigan’s most haunted places.
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How a student reporter took down a prominent UM music professor accused of sexual abuse
- Kate Wells is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
Michigan’s largest teacher’s union pleads with legislature to protect educators, lawsuits possible
- Paula Herbart is president of the Michigan Education Association.
Who’s a good boy? Not the Michigan Dogman.
- Rachel Clark is an education specialist with the Michigan History Center.
- This segment originally aired October 30, 2019.
Becoming passionately paranormal: ghost hunter shares evolution from witness to researcher
- Todd Bonner is co-founder of Detroit Paranormal Expeditions.
How to trick-or-treat, global pandemic style
- Matt Thompson is a carpenter in Garden City.
- This segment originally aired September 25, 2020.
Cheers! Do you know about cherry bounce?
- Tammy Coxen is a mixologist and owner of Tammy’s Tastings.
- Lester Graham is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
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