Current State #150 | September 3, 2013

WKAR Public Media | By Current State

Published September 3, 2013 at 12:26 PM EDT

Today on Current State: MSU professor on the conflict in Syria; Detroit’s Water Renaissance series; Right to Work after first Labor Day; Al Jazeera America launches Detroit bureau; and the HopCat bar in East Lansing.

Related Content

Radio Made in Michigan

Detroit’s Water Renaissance: New shorelines, old problems on the Detroit River

Water attracted early settlers to Detroit and water fueled its growth. Now it’s an important asset to the city’s recovery.Today we continue to explore…
Radio Made in Michigan

Few paths forward in Syria lead to desirable outcomes

More than 100,000 people have been killed and nearly a quarter of Syria’s population has been displaced since the uprising against President Bashar al…
Radio Made in Michigan

Michigan’s first Labor Day after Right to Work legislation

Yesterday was the first Labor Day in Michigan since Right to Work legislation was signed into law.John Beck, associate director of the School of Human…
Radio Made in Michigan

Foreign-owned television network Al Jazeera launches Detroit bureau

On August 20th, the TV network known as Current became Al Jazeera America. The network, owned by the government of Qatar, bought Current for about half a…
Radio Made in Michigan

Former Spartan opens HopCat bar in East Lansing

No Lansing area bar has generated a buzz lately like the HopCat in East Lansing. Lines have been common since its opening just over a week ago at Grove…

Support Local Journalism in Mid-Michigan

Help WKAR reach 200 donations by June 20 to fund more of the fact-based reporting mid-Michigan relies on. When we hit the goal, MSU Federal Credit Union will unlock a $10,000 gift in support of your public media station.

Be one of the 200. Give now.

DONATE