Stateside for Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017
Today on Stateside, a health expert says it's unacceptable for the state to be behind on asbestos inspections. And we hear why one group offers black women a safe place to grieve, away from the pressure to always be strong. We also learn why Michigan needs more foster parents, and which waterfall in Michigan is the tallest.
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- Audit says state is behind on asbestos inspections. Health expert says that's unacceptable.
- Order Up: Mancelona diner serves homemade grub with a side of optimism
- What's the tallest waterfall in Michigan?
- Group offers black women a safe place to grieve, away from pressure to always be strong
- Michigan needs more foster parents
- "We need to invest in people," says Democratic candidate for governor Shri Thanedar
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