Stateside for Thursday, September 24, 2020
Today on Stateside, Cornelius Fredrick died after being pinned down by staff members at the residential youth facility where he lived. A Michigan Radio investigation found that there were plenty of warning signs about the facility—and the private company that ran it—in the years leading up to the 16-year-old's death. Plus, the Detroit auto show is being pushed back until the fall of 2021. We'll talk about what that means for the city's economy.
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Detroit auto show pushed off until fall 2021
Stateside’s conversations with Michelle Krebs and Sandy Baruah
- Michelle Krebs is senior director of automotive relations for Cox Automotive and executive analyst for Autotrader.
Sandy Baruah is president and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber.
How do you trick-or-treat in a pandemic? A Halloween zipline, of course!
Stateside’s conversation with Matt Thompson
- Matt Thompson is a carpenter who lives in Garden City.
West Michigan teacher on the challenges and joys of returning to the classroom
Stateside’s conversation with Christina Carbone Otten
- Christina Carbone Otten is a teacher at Meadowlawn Elementary in Kentwood.
"It's still not right." An investigation into Lakeside Academy.
Dustin Dwyer reports on an investigation into Lakeside Academy in Kalamazoo
- Dustin Dwyer is a reporter for Michigan Radio.
Peaceful protests for racial justice march on in Michigan
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