WKAR Public Media presents Impact: Michigan, a new public affairs series hosted by Sheri Jones exploring major national ...

Radio stations across the state receive warnings from the National Weather Service when severe weather impacts their coverage ...

WKAR joined the 31 st Annual Día de la Mujer Conference on Saturday, February 21 at the Kellogg Conference Center. Over 150 people visited the WKAR table where interns shared WKAR programming ...

School districts throughout Michigan are struggling to recruit experienced applicants to their top leadership position as a shortage of people becoming teachers creates a blockage in the pipeline to ...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer gives her 6th State of the State address in 2024. Governor Gretchen Whitmer is delivering her final State of the State address Wednesday. She’s expected to lay out her ...

An image of an empty hallway at Plainwell Community Schools, lined with lockers with an emergency exit at the far end. A new state audit has listed concerns with how Michigan's health department ...

Burned-out buses sit along the Malecón in Puerto Vallarta at sunrise Monday, two blocks from where Lansing native Berl Schwartz and his partner are sheltering in place after cartel-related violence ...

A new bill in the Michigan House of Representatives would regulate companies’ use of artificial intelligence to monitor their employees. AI companies are offering products to record workers’ computer ...

The Second City comedy troupe has been around for 65 years with a home base in Chicago. Dozens of superstars, from John Belushi and Gilda Radner to Amy Poehler and Jason Sudeikis, got their first big ...

Michigan enters the 2026 pollination season after U.S. bee losses hit a record 40% this winter. Federal data show the state remains a top honey producer, but high colony losses raise economic stakes ...

The city of Warren’s police and fire departments have launched a program in which drones act as first responders, reporting information to officers on the ground. Warren Police Department Innovation ...

You can place a bet on just about anything these days. Not just who will win the Super Bowl, or the Kentucky Derby, but what we still call "the news." Who will be elected? Will interest rates go up or ...