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The city of Benton Harbor reckons with high lead levels in residents’ water. Also, nurses and doctors are working marathon shifts to care for COVID patients. Sometimes the hours aren’t the hardest part of the job. Plus, what conditions are like at one U.P. hospital experiencing an acute staff shortage.
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On today’s episode, we’re talking about contemporary feminism and the making of Womxnhouse Detroit.
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We dig into what the state is reporting about the latest spike of COVID-19 cases in public schools and universities—and how to interpret the numbers.
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James Craig's gubernatorial campaign has a chaotic start. Also, feminist artists transform a Detroit house. And, families share their mixed back-to-school feelings.
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Today on Stateside, we look at a young woman’s death that casts light on a patchwork system of laws covering guns and restraining orders. We also discuss…
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Everybody lost something on September 11, 2001, and some lost more than others.Thousands of lives were stolen — and families changed — in the terrorist…
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Everywhere you look, there are eateries, from fast food to fine dining, with help wanted signs in the windows. Some Michigan businesses hope that the end…
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Today on Stateside, we’ll talk about what’s changed for survivors and law enforcement after the years long effort to process thousands of backlogged rape…
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Michigan is either lagging behind much of the country in the latest Delta variant spike, or will largely dodge a significant surge. On today's Stateside,…
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What needs to be done for monarch butterflies before it’s too late for this distressed population?
The city of Benton Harbor reckons with high lead levels in residents’ water. Also, nurses and doctors are working marathon shifts to care for COVID patients. Sometimes the hours aren’t the hardest part of the job. Plus, what conditions are like at one U.P. hospital experiencing an acute staff shortage.
