Stateside for Thursday, May 21, 2020
Today on Stateside, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announces loosened restrictions on some Michigan businesses and small gatherings just in time for the holiday weekend. Plus, we'll hear about the environmental threats posed by massive flooding in Midland County this week.
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Gov. Whitmer implores caution as COVID-19 restrictions ease and small gatherings are allowedStateside’s conversation with Rick Pluta
- Rick Pluta is Michigan Radio's Capitol bureau chief.
Detroit gains ground on supply of testing kitsStateside’s conversation with Sarah Cwiek
- Sarah Cwiek is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
Detroit native Michael R. Jackson wins Pulitzer for meta-musical about a queer black playwrightStateside’s conversation with Michael R. Jackson
- Michael R. Jackson is a playwright and Detroit native.
'Every floor was a COVID-positive floor': Two Austin nurses travel to a hard-hit Detroit hospitalA report from NPR member station KUT in Austin, TX
- Austin-based nurses Leo and Rocio Nunez traveled to Detroit and spent two weeks working at a local hospital with a surge of COVID-19 patients.
Floodwaters force thousands of people to evacuate in MichiganTracy Samilton reports on historic floods in Midland this week
- Tracy Samilton is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
What regulators don’t know about chemicals washing through MidlandStateside’s conversation with Lester Graham
- Reporter Lester Graham covers the environment for Michigan Radio.
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