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Today on Stateside, a group of Ann Arbor physicians is calling for in-person schooling for the district’s younger students. We speak with a doctor about…

Today on Stateside, what does the resignation of a member of the Michigan State University Board of Trustees mean for the university moving forward? Plus,…

March Madness begins this week. The huge college basketball tournament starts with 68 teams and will eventually end with one national champion. But for...

Today on Stateside, a scientist on the state's PFAS Scientific Advisory Committee breaks down the group's official report on how Michigan should deal with…

Just off U.S. Highway 41 outside of Marquette, there’s an old man who lives alone in a small, one-bedroom house. Most days he's upstairs sitting at his…

There are renewed calls to kill cormorants in the Great Lakes. There are far fewer of these migratory birds left in the region after years of lethal…

At Cops and Doughnuts in Clare, classic tunes play on the stereo while customers line up at the glass display case, waiting to place their orders.But Bill…

Dick Siegel’s ode to one of Ann Arbor's signature breakfast spots sums up a perfect weekend morning.“Angelo’s” is just one of the countless songs Siegel…

Since the 1930s, Sargent Sand Company has held a permit to mine sand from its property that's surrounded by Ludington State Park.For years, the 400 acre…

Students in northern Michigan are planting clones of ancient sequoias today.There's a grove of sequoias along the shores of Lake Michigan on the site of a…