Today on Stateside, how the pandemic is delaying parole for people who are incarcerated in Michigan, even as prisons continue to have outbreaks of the virus. Also, two grocery store workers discuss waiting for a vaccine after a year of being on the front lines of the pandemic. Plus, why the United Auto Workers corruption scandal isn’t over yet.
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COVID keeps parolees in prison as they await systems to return to normal
- Joey Horan is a reporter with Outlier Media. You can find his story about parole and the pandemic here.
US automakers face production problems due to global chip shortage, UAW/FCA scandal wraps up
- Daniel Howes is a senior business editor and columnist at the Detroit News.
What it’s been like working in a grocery store during a year of pandemic
- Laura Boss works at a grocery store chain in Ann Arbor.
- Abby Yeary works at a grocery store chain in Ann Arbor.
Detroit is expanding vaccine eligibility faster than the state. Why? It’s complicated.
- Kate Wells is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
