Stateside Daily Archive

A small, boarded up house in Detroit was recently named one of the 11 most endangered historic sites in the U.S. by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. It was the home of Sarah Elizabeth Ray...

24 Kesä 202119min

A group of State Senate Republicans released their final report today on the supposition of voter fraud in 2020. The long-awaited conclusion? There wasn't any fraud. The report even suggested that the...

23 Kesä 202113min

After a year of protests calling on local governments to defund the police, most large cities in Michigan are actually spending more on police, not less. The new fiscal year is about to begin for many...

22 Kesä 202110min

For decades, Oakland County was known as a wealthy Republican enclave. But as the national GOP leans hard to the right, this traditional Republican stronghold shifted to the left. On today’s episode, ...

21 Kesä 202118min

Michigan state announced it will lift all indoor capacity restrictions and mask requirements starting next Tuesday, June 22nd. That's ahead of the original date of July 1st. Outdoor restrictions alrea...

18 Kesä 202113min

We already knew PFAs have worked their way into the ground, lakes, rivers and streams, and tap water… basically everywhere. Today we’ll talk with a chemist about a recent report from the EPA, which ha...

17 Kesä 202113min

You can find murals by Detroit artist Bakpak Durden on walls all across the Motor City. But Bakpak doesn’t limit themselves to just one—or two, or three—forms of creative expression. They’ve styled ha...

16 Kesä 202119min

Ford introduced the world to the Maverick hybrid truck last week. Smaller than the electric F-150 Lightning, the Maverick suggests some new possibilities for an iconic Michigan brand, and the global l...

15 Kesä 202119min