Today on Stateside, the Genesee County Health Department mandates masks in schools amid protests from parents. Then, innovative technology helps figure out what’s killing tiny snails. And, the infamous brawl at a 2004 Pacers-Pistons game gets the Netflix documentary treatment.
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Genesee County mandates masks for K-6 students attending class
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Stateside's conversation with Kayleigh Blaney
- Kayleigh Blaney is deputy health officer for Genesee County.
Mixed reactions from parents on Kalamazoo County’s K-6 students mask mandate
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Stateside's conversation with Caroline Llanes
- Caroline Llanes is a reporter with Michigan Radio.
Michigan researchers track tiny snails with even tinier cameras
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Stateside's conversation with Cindy Bick and David Blaauw
- Cindy Bick is a graduate student studying ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Michigan.
- David Blaauw is a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of Michigan.
A new perspective on the infamous "Malice at the Palace" brawl
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Stateside's conversation with Larry Lage
- Larry Lage is a sports reporter with the Associated Press.
