Wayne County Executive Warren Evans has one of the toughest jobs around. He inherited a huge deficit and quickly tried to make cuts to keep the county out of bankruptcy, or under emergency management. Now, Evans wants help from the state. We discuss what this means for the budget and county services. Plus, the Ford Foundation is meeting in Detroit for the first time since moving away nearly 70 years ago. Why is this series of meetings in Motown a big deal? And Governor Snyder signs a new state budget. The team will take a look at what's in it - and what's not.

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Plus, the MiWeek team weighs in on racial identity and the scandal involving Rachel Dolezal, former president of the Spokane Chapter of the NAACP.