Pod Save Michigan, a tribute to the wildly popular Pod Save America podcast, covers a variety of topics from the latest news headlines to running a business in public affairs.

On this episode of Pod Save Michigan, the Vanguard team is joined by Gongwer News Service’s Editor Zach Gorchow. We discuss Attorney General Dana Nessel’s recent news conference that captured the at...

Editors' Note: MIRS asked a panel of political pundits to opine on four recent situations that might or might not be remembered as "an early sign" of future problems.

Q. New Michigan Republican Party Chair Laura Cox ruffled the feathers of some delegates to this past weekend’s convention when her campaign for the post was considered by some to have been unnecessarily nega...

Politicos can talk all they want about the 2018 elections with references to pink or blue waves, but in Michigan's two big Congressional district "turnover" races -- the 8th and 11th - the winning Democrats, new U.S. Rep. Elissa SLOTIN (D-Holly), and new U.S. Rep. Haley STEVENS (D-Birmingham), appear to have won the old-fashioned way -- with lots and lots of money....

For those of you interested in following the events and activities in and around the way elected officials make law in Lansing, the most interesting spot to watch isn’t the executive or legislative branches in 2019.

Editor's note: MIRS asked a panel of political pundits to give their views on the Line 5 deal and Flint water crisis criminal cases, along with a couple of others that political observers might mentally categorize as things that appear to be "inevitable."

Q. Is it inevitable that the Whitmer administration and, more specifically Attorney General Dana Nessel, will see to i...