Governor Rick Snyder proposes a large increase in the per-pupil funding for Michigan schools. The MiWeek team debates whether this is enough money and looks at how it is being spent. Episode 641.

The controversy grows at Michigan State University as former Michigan governor John Engler is appointed interim president, and MSU coaches come under scrutiny for other sexual abuse cases. The MiWeek team give their perspectives on the campus chaos.

The Detroit Regional Chamber has announced that PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger will deliver a keynote address at the 2018 Mackinac Policy Conference May 29-June 1. She will discuss the importance of building trust and restoring confidence in the critical institutions of government, media and business.

The NCAA launches an investigation into Michigan State University in wake of the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal, which has seen more than 150 women tell their stories prior to his sentencing. The MiWeek team talks about the fallout of the investigation, including the resignation of MSU President Lou Anna Simon. Episode 639.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's annual address to the Michigan Legislature and Democratic response.

Christy, Nolan and Stephen walk the floor at the North American International Auto Show during the media preview. They talk about the atmosphere at the show this year, mobility and the future of the auto industry. Episode 638.

Oprah Winfrey hints that she might make a run for President in 2020. And, Michigan residents may get another chance to vote on a new regional transit plan. The MiWeek team talks about the stories that made headlines this week. Episode 637.

As we welcome 2018, the MiWeek team makes their predictions on what will be the top news stories in Michigan this year. Episode 636.

Doug Jones, the Democratic candidate in the Alabama U.S. Senate race, scored an upset victory over the embattled GOP candidate Roy Moore, who had been endorsed by President Trump. The MiWeek team discusses the message this Democratic victory sends to Michigan Republicans. Episode 633.

Now that Congressman John Conyers has retired amidst allegations of sexual harassment, the MiWeek team discusses whether his legacy will be impacted and who could possibly replace him in Congress. Episode 632.

Will Congressman John Conyers step down in light of the sexual misconduct claims against him? The MiWeek team discusses the allegations and the impact on Congressman Conyers' legacy. Episode 631.

This One Detroit report by Chastity Pratt Dawsey and Bill Kubota looks at what life is like in Mexico for the immigrants who have been deported there from the United States. Episode 630.

The MiWeek team talks about some of the issues that may show up on the 2018 ballot and what impact they could have on the Governor's race. And a Bridge Magazine report ties Detroit's home demolition blitz to an increase in lead levels in children. The Kresge and W.K. Kellogg Foundations are pledging a total of $50 million toward improving early childhood education in the city.

The MiWeek team analyzes the results of this week's Detroit election, including the extremely close City Clerk's race. Does it signal human error in the voting process? Plus, what should Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan prioritize for his second term? Episode 628.