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WKAR – YOUR public media station – is not going away. Together, we’re making progress toward closing the $1.6 million budget gap caused by the loss of federal funding
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Housing advocates say there were nearly 50 residents living in an encampment in Old Town Lansing, but that number has decreased after a judge ruled the city must clear the space within 60 days.
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Anna Schlutt/Michigan RadioA handful of University of Michigan faculty comments about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk that drew strong criticism, but they won't be disciplined or fired. -
The legislation includes bills to conceal eviction records, and stop landlords from denying a place to someone solely because of bad credit.
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Show Highlights
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Explore a collection of stories that highlight Hispanic and Latino voices and contributions.
Station News
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Eleventh and final season of award-winning Curious Crew premieres September 27
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Off the Record
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Topic: Bringing ranked voting to Michigan. Guest: Joe Spaulding. -
Topic: Budget agreements getting closer. Guest: Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II
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Michigan Minute
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Today in 1918, in Alabama, Dr. Charles Howard Wright moved to Detroit, where he challenged racial segregation at Hutzel Women’s Hospital. His efforts led to policy changes and inspired his founding of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, a major institution for black history and civil rights.
Inside the Arts
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For the next 16 days, Grand Rapids will celebrate the arts with special installations and events all over the city as part of the ArtPrize competition and festival.
MI Michigan Story features true stories from Michigan, told by the people who lived them. Hosted by Robert Prince.
Presented in partnership with WKAR Public Media at Michigan State University.
Presented in partnership with WKAR Public Media at Michigan State University.
Journey deep into the sonic landscapes of Detroit, unpacking the forces that shaped the birth of techno and the visionary Black youth who created it. Hosted and written by Julian C. Chambliss.
Presented by WKAR Public Media in partnership with MSU Museum at Michigan State University. Supported in part by MSU Federal Credit Union.
Presented by WKAR Public Media in partnership with MSU Museum at Michigan State University. Supported in part by MSU Federal Credit Union.
MSU Today
- NPR's Scott Horsley inaugurates MSU lecture series covering food and economic policy
- MSU 2030: Excellence for Global Impact unveiled
- A Conversation with MSU Spartans Gymnastics Coach Mike Rowe
- Meet the Dean: College of Arts and Letters’ Thomas Stubblefield
- Meet the Dean: Agriculture and Natural Resource’s Matt Daum