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As Michiganders face dangerous heat, many are finding ways to stay cool as heat indexes continue to rise throughout the week.
Lester Graham
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Michigan Public
A bill passed in the Michigan House of Representatives would get rid of work permit requirements for children and make employers responsible for verifying a kid’s age before hiring them.
Lester Graham
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Michigan Radio
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WKAR's community event highlighted family heirlooms, stories, and curator insights in commemoration of Michigan history and America 250. -
A survey of American composers, hosted by WKAR Public Media’s classical team.
WKAR America 250 explores how Michigan’s people, stories, and institutions have shaped the American experience over the last 250 years. Through journalism, public affairs, arts, education, and community storytelling, WKAR invites our community to reflect, participate and imagine the future of our state and this nation.
Get closer to the issues with election reporting from the award-winning WKAR news team, our Michigan news partners and Off the Record with Tim Skubick.
WATCH NOW
Sandra Seaton's one-woman drama surrounding Sally Hemings' fight to secure her children's freedom.
Correspondent edition. Topics: Budget deadline.
Kids share how everyday responsibilities build trust, confidence, and independence.
This week we follow a family out for a day of Bluegill fishing, and we learn about a cool Sturgeon
Guest: Bill Schuette Topic: Trump endorses James.
Serika and Will are curious about MSU's Landscape Arboretum in East Lansing, Michigan.
A Light On The Lakes commemorates 200 years of Michigan Masonry, helping shape Michigan’s identity.
Serika and Olivia are curious about Potter Park Zoo in Lansing, Michigan.
Macy and Annabel are curious about REACH Studio Art Center in Lansing, Michigan.
PODCASTS
Michigan Minute
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On this day in 1881, President James A. Garfield was shot by Charles Guiteau—a former U-M student—leading to civil service reform after Garfield’s death.
Inside the Arts
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The productions Lansing community theater actor Holly Kay-Cannon has participated in have ranged from musicals and comedies to serious dramas.
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.
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