Christy caught up with Detroit Regional Chamber CEO Sandy Baruah and 2018 Mackinac Policy Conference Chair Ray Telang to find out more about this year's conference themes. The MiWeek team talks about the Mackinac agenda. Episode 703.

The MiWeek team offer their perspectives on several stories that make headlines this week, including NAEP results, Paul Ryan's retirement, and Flint water distribution changes. Episode 650.

A special One Detroit report on the non-profit organization LUCK, Inc., founded by former prisoners who have turned their lives around and now help other returning citizens get on a path to productivity and success. Episode 649.

Problems with healthcare, the fight over Flint water bills, making sure the Pistons deal downtown is good for everyone, and a One Detroit special report on immigration, deportation and the Chaldean community in southeast Michigan. Episode 609.

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.

Members of Michigan's Congressional delegation were on the Virginia baseball field when a gunman fired shots, wounding five people, including the House Majority Whip Steve Scalise. The MiWeek team discusses the purported motive for the attack and what happens next. Episode 607.

John Bebow will join the MiWeek team for a closer look at The Center for Michigan's just released citizens agenda report titled: "Fractured Trust." Episode 548.

The MiWeek team takes a look at the impact of President Trump's first week in office. Episode 540.

A special report of what the residents have gone through since the discovery of lead in their drinking water over a year ago. Episode 536.

Charges in the Flint water crisis that put emergency management under fire. Episode 535.

The MiWeek team looks at whether the debate will likely change voters' minds, and they talk about Trump's recent claims that the potential for a rigged election and voter fraud is high. Episode 526.

The MiWeek team talks about the status of the Flint water crisis, and also looks at Trump's visit as well as other presidential politics, including Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's health.

The state's School Reform Office is putting chronically low-performing schools on notice that they are at risk of shutting down by next summer if they don't improve.

More charges in the Flint water crisis; bi-partisan gun control legislation? Ep 509.