Michigan Public Radio Network Reporter Cheyna Roth says the Michigan Supreme Court is likely to decide if changes made by the Legislature to voter initiated laws will stand.

On WestSouthwest, we present rebroadcasts of two interviews about public health.

Western Michigan University Management Professor Tim Palmer says students from WMU’s Haworth College of Business and the College of Health and Human Services come at social corporate responsibility from different viewpoints. And he says “amazing conversations come out of that.”

Supporters have been working since to erect a statue of Abraham Lincoln in Bronson Park. The plan to commemorate Lincoln’s only visit to Michigan will kick into high gear in 2019.

For their book on the history of the Kalamazoo River Western Michigan University Geography Professor Lisa DeChano-Cook and the department’s Administrative Assistant Mary Lou Brooks used photos from historical societies and libraries. They also got pictures from people they met along the way who live in towns along the river.

On WestSouthwest, a rebroadcast of an interview about a “phenomenal dude” who lives in Kalamazoo’s Edison Neighborhood.

As families gather for Thanksgiving to enjoy turkey, mashed potatoes, and maybe football, we present a rebroadcast of our segment on a movie about the integration of college football in the 1960’s.

Judge Vagn Joensen says there are many factors that complicate bringing the people responsible for war crimes to justice. But the man who presided over the International War Crimes Tribunal for Rwandan genocide says the trials can contribute to reconciliation.

Interpreting a crime scene takes skill. But in the 1940s, detectives didn't always get the training and practice they needed. They sometimes overlooked clues or destroyed evidence by accident. Pioneering forensic scientist Frances Glessner Lee sought to change that - using a craft that few of us associate with crime.

A new policy paper from the Upjohn Institute for Employment Research examines the types of communities that can benefit from Promise college scholarship programs. It also researches the structure of programs with the most benefit.