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Today on Stateside, new work requirements for Michigan Medicaid recipients are set to go into effect in 2020. A new study out of Arkansas gives an idea of…

Benton Harbor residents have no clear answers on whether their tap water is safe to drink. Stateside gets an update from Michigan Radio's newsroom.

On today's show, Believed co-host Kate Wells breaks down a recent report that found top officials at the U.S. Olympic Committee knew former sports doctor…

Rep. Jack Bergman dropped in to offer his thoughts on the votes to decide the Speaker of the House. And told us why he's voted Kevin McCarthy.

U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm talks solar power, oil prices, and more. An essay by Ann Arbor-based writer Tamar Charney. The trial of Governor Whitmer's accused kidnappers begins. A chat with PJ's Lager House owner ahead of Detroit's St. Patrick's Day parade. Another installment of Interlochen Public Radio's [Un]Natural Selection series.

Santa Ono reflects on his first semester at the University of Michigan and shares his vision for the year ahead.

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib faces a new body of constituents in her upcoming re-election campaign. A new book tells the history of Michigan's beloved Zingerman's restaurants. Michigan legislators vote to pause gasoline excise tax amid hefty prices at the pump.

Judge Elizabeth Kelly dismissed criminal charges against former government officials on Tuesday, citing a June Michigan State Supreme Court ruling.

Today on Stateside, hear more on Michigan's no-fault auto insurance refund and learn about a newly discovered Great Lakes shipwreck. Then, we take a look at Michigan labor unions and hear a Ukrainian-American perspective on the ongoing conflict.

US bans Russian oil imports. Two Lansing independent bookstores offer an alternative selection. Exploring Michigan's budding ice climbing scene. A recent University of Michigan study shows EVs emit less than ICEs.