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Courtesy of William G. AndersonEDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally aired on WKAR on April 4, 2013.On this date 50 years ago, civil rights pioneer Martin Luther King, Jr. was murdered… -
Courtesy/James EhnesFRI MAY 26 at 10:45AM on 90.5 FM and Classical 24/7 stream | Virtuosic Canadian violinist James Ehnes returns in the first Detroit performances of a…
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FRI JUNE 2 at 10:45 AM on 90.5 FM and Classical 24/7 stream | Having just performed its debut with the London Symphony Orchestra to critical acclaim,… -
Editor's Note: This story originally aired on WKAR on November 11, 2008 and contains some dated references.On May 18, 1927, a disgruntled school board… -
This week on Current State: Mickey Hirten of Lansing City Pulse; a Poet Laureate for Lansing; BWL tree trimming; a Black History Month look at innovation;… -
Lansing as a sanctuary city, NIA St. Vincent Catholic Charities Refugee Services, Super Bowl ads, human organ trafficking, 75mph speed limit, Off the…
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January in Review, growing local produce in winter, Broad Art Museum and Flint water, Lansing council VP Carol Wood, remembering Roger Chaffee, MSU Wind…
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Betsy DeVos nomination for Sec. of Education, Everett HS Band at inauguration, playwright Brian Letscher, energy from motion, and more.This week on…
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This week on Current State: WKAR-TV's new 24/7 children's programming channel; Sarah Chang and the Prague Philharmonic come to East Lansing; GM's car… -
State infrastructure, substitute teachers, East Lansing Food Co-op closing, printing your own books, Election 2017, Neighbors in Action: Walls of Warmth.…
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WKAR Director of Broadcasting Susi Elkins explains some changes being made to WKAR's radio programming schedule.As you may have heard on WKAR Radio,… -
Today on Current State: Retiring Ingham County Sheriff Gene Wriggelsworth; Allan Ross of the Lansing City Pulse discusses Lansing's restaurant scene;…
