MichMash: UAW, Detroit automakers expected to have tough negotiations in next contract talks
The United Auto Workers is preparing for what is expected to be very contentious negotiations with the Detroit automakers this fall....
MichMash: Can a proposed tax subsidy fix the affordable housing crisis in Michigan?
With the housing crisis looming across Michigan, state officials are leaning on a proposed redevelopment subsidy program to make...
MichMash: Michigan gun owners who support gun laws reform
After the mass shooting at a private Christian grade school that left three students and three adults dead in Nashville,...
MichMash County Close-up: Oakland
In this episode Oakland County and how it reflects the greater state of Michigan Accomplishments the 18th District has made...
MichMash: Bucket list bills and pent-up policy make their way through Lansing
In this episode Democrats are seizing the opportunity of their majority to pass bills that have long been in waiting...
MichMash: Michigan defers shipment from East Palestine, but regular storage of hazardous chemicals remains
In this episode: How often hazardous waste comes into Michigan and the reason the recent shipment was halted The concern...
MichMash: Michigan Senate passes historic LGBTQ legislation, heads to House
State Senator Jeremy Moss called March 1, 2023 one of the best days he’s served in the last eight years...
MichMash: DTE Energy faces scrutiny over power outage response time
In the midst of a massive ice storm, Bridge Detroit’s Jena Brooker joins MichMash host Cheyna Roth to explain the...
MichMash: Will Democrats deliver on gun law promises following MSU mass shooting?
After the mass shooting at Michigan State University, thoughts surround how lawmakers will respond. MichMash host Cheyna Roth talks with...
MichMash: Michigan’s 102nd Congress starts the year introducing new proposals
In this week's MichMash, host Cheyna Roth talks with Michigan Public Radio Network's Colin Jackson about Michigan Democrat's priorities heading...
MichMash: What is the future of Michigan’s right-to-work law after Dems control Lansing?
Michigan adopted a right-to-work law in 2012, which critics say weakened unions in the state. Now that Michigan Democrats control...
MichMash: Investigation into Lee Chatfield’s alleged ‘criminal enterprise’ heats up
Lee Chatfield, a former Republican Michigan House representative, is being investigated by the state for connections to a long list...
