Current State #100 | June 4, 2013

WKAR Public Media | By Current State

Published June 4, 2013 at 2:08 PM EDT

Today on Current State: Michigan’s Indian tribes react to the possibility of a Michigan wolf hunt; the invasive garlic mustard; discussing Detroit’s future; and Lansing’s interactive art Sculptures in the Park.

Related Content

Radio Made in Michigan

Sculptures in the Park returns to Lansing

Current State

The summer public art installation “Sculptures in the Park” has returned to Lansing. Ten artists have installed pieces in Wentworth Park.Current State’s…
Radio Made in Michigan

Looking ahead to Detroit's long-term future

Current State

Detroit’s in an immediate crisis. Emergency Manager Orr will be deciding in a couple of weeks whether bankruptcy is an option. If it should move in that…
Radio Made in Michigan

Michigan's five Indian tribes set to challenge wolf hunt

Current State

A controlled wolf hunt is scheduled to start this November in Michigan. Opponents of the Upper Peninsula hunt were encouraged recently when they succeeded…
Radio Made in Michigan

Garlic mustard, an edible invasive species

Current State

Garlic mustard is a Michigan non-native plant that turns up all over the state. It out-competes native plants with its prolific number of seeds, blocking…

SUSTAIN what matters. BUILD what’s next.

With federal funding eliminated, WKAR relies more than ever on community support to sustain essential services that remain freely available to everyone in mid-Michigan. Your support helps shape what comes next for public media in our region. The best way to support WKAR is by becoming a sustaining member today or by upgrading your current gift. Support WKAR TV Here | Support WKAR Radio Here.