"But Will You Love Me Tomorrow?: An Oral History of the ’60s Girl Groups" chronicles the stories of early Motown groups who shaped a generation.

In Detroit's 1970s street racing scene, there was a car that dominated: The Black Ghost. It was a Dodge HEMI Challenger that would compete occasionally then disappear.

Ten years ago this week, the city of Detroit filed for municipal bankruptcy. We talk to longtime Detroit journalist Stephen Henderson about what that meant for Detroit, and the ripple effects the city is still feeling today.

After a decade in Congress, Representative Dan Kildee announced that he will not be seeking reelection. He came on Stateside to discuss his retirement and his district.

"Mountaintop: The Inside Story of Michigan’s 1997 Title Climb" tells the tale of Michigan football's legendary season that brought home the championship.

Yesterday union workers approved a UAW contract with General Motors. There are enough "yes" votes at Stellantis and Ford to close contract deals as well.

People have the right to an abortion in Michigan. But how easy is it to actually access one?

How did a sign-stealing scandal lead to this decision, and what does this mean for Michigan's football season?

The Michigan legislature adjourned early this year. We talked about why the legislature made this decision, what they accomplished this year, and what we can expect when the session resumes.

On this episode we talk to Jon Kung about their new book, creating culture through food, and cooking in the social media era.