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WKAR-MSUThank you to the thousands of supporters who make it possible for us to continue creating award-winning news, stories and experiences that matter for our community. -
WKAR-MSUThe team here at WKAR is making good on our commitment to sustain what matters as we work to build for the future of public media in Michigan. -
w.r. richards/WKAR-MSUThank you again to everyone who contributed to the new level of support that we are receiving from our community. Today, we’re hard at work building what’s next. -
Illustration/WKAR-MSUYour belief in public media renews our determination to persevere, grow and innovate on behalf of everyone we serve -
Today marks a historic moment in public media. For the first time in 50 years, stations like WKAR are operating without federal funding. But that does not mean the end of WKAR. -
w.r. richards/WKAR-MSUWKAR – 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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After more than six decades of support, Congress has voted to end federal funding for public media. Many of you have reached out to ask what this means for WKAR. -
Thank you to everyone who stood with public media through the recent months. With your continued support, WKAR will emerge from these challenging times strong and prosperous
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This vote is a direct attack on public media, putting at risk the independent journalism, educational programming, and local connection that millions rely on every day. -
The critical moment has arrived. The White House has formally asked Congress to take back $1.1 billion set aside for all public broadcasters for the next two years. -
It’s heartening that so many refuse to let threats to public media go unopposed. During the past few weeks, you answered the call to support WKAR like never before. -
As Congress prepares to vote on the issue of federal funding for public media, the most important voices that will influence the decisions of lawmakers are yours.
