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The Michigan Farmers Union says the limited number of stockyards and meat packers are putting small farms out of business.

Today on Stateside, new data shows a link between COVID outbreaks and schools with no mask mandate. A metro Detroit writer crosses genre boundaries with her debut novel. Then, NBA floor announcer John Mason looks back on his days in radio.

Environmentalists are concerned other municipal tree ordinances could be affected.

The home-care industry for crash survivors is collapsing because of Michigan's auto insurance law. We asked DIFS Director Anita Fox what's being done about it.

Sports commentator John U. Bacon talks about Michigan and Michigan State football. Both teams are ranked in the top ten nationally.

It seems counterintuitive, but it seems most of us like to be angry. Conversely, it's not counterintuitive at all that most of us very much enjoy being on the winning team. (You diehard Lions fans are very difficult to explain.)

The new auto insurance law could mean fewer hospitals in Michigan in the long term, warns a top health care official.

Health Officer Lisa Peacock alleges the board of health started a campaign of harassment against her after she issued a mask mandate for K-12 schools.

The Michigan House of Representatives passed a pair of bills Thursday that would get rid of use and sales taxes on feminine hygiene products.

The GOP-led state House gave final approval Thursday to legislation that would require people to show a photo ID to vote.