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Today on Stateside, we hear the first installment of our series Starting over in Michigan. Sharing strong cardamom-scented coffee, Syrian refugees Maan…

On our show today, school board veterans reflect on changes to Michigan education. And, we hear how the EA Sports FIFA video game has helped make soccer…

Today, we hear about a Detroit couple's effort to stop "humpers and dumpers" from using their neighborhood's streets. And, we look at how creativity fuels…

Another top state official is scheduled to appear in a courtroom in Flint Monday in connection with that city’s tainted tap water crisis.Dr. Eden Wells is…

Today, a former University of Michigan football player explains how a plant-based diet radically improved his health. And we hear about racial and…

On the show today, a special Detroit Journalism Cooperative report on jobs and poverty in the poorest neighborhood in Detroit. Plus, a guy who's bicycled…

Today, a veteran Detroit teacher tells us what she expects from the so-called bailout by the state and how they've survived. And, we meet a man who…

Today, we learn about the history and importance of gay nightclubs. And, we look at the Escanaba police department's new approach to drug addiction.To…

Today, we learn how hate crimes affect all of us, not just those targeted. And, we sit down for a chat with vocalist and guitarist LaithAl-Saadi.To find…

NPR's Melissa Block reflects on the results of an annual survey about what most scares Americans. The nation's health care system, pollution and another world war rank in the top 10.