Today on Stateside, as COVID surges across the state, we talk to a healthcare administrator about the situation in the Upper Peninsula. Plus, a photo project focusing on the people who harvest the the food we put on our tables. And, a look into the wild ride that was the Wayne County vote certification last night.
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In Western UP, as goes Wisconsin, so goes Michigan’s COVID spike
- Cathryn Beer is a health officer and administrator for the Western U.P. Health Department
Photo series offers glimpse into lives of migrant ag workers
- Eric Bouwens is a clinical physician and photographer living in Grand Rapids
After decades of decline, Black residents and entrepreneurs leading Idlewild’s “rebirth”
- Max Johnton is a reporter for Interlochen Public Radio
Stalemate on Wayne County certification broken by tidal wave of public comment
- Jonathan Kinlock is a member of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers
- Chris Thomas is the former long-time state Elections Director. He worked with Wayne County this election.
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