Sophia Saliby

MSU professor Doug Bessette researches the reasons why communities support or oppose renewable energy development. Some of this work could be applied to data centers.

New York Times bestselling author Angeline Boulley's latest novel "Sisters in the Wind" returns to Michigan's Indigenous communities to tell a story about foster care.

October 29 is Public Radio Music Day which celebrates the role public radio music stations play in their communities.

Michigan farmers have a new option to connect to people who want to get into agriculture with an online platform that may remind you of an old-school personals column.

The documentary "Troubled Water" a 400-mile paddleboard trip to bring awareness to the movement to shutdown Enbridge's Line 5 in the Straits of Mackinac.

East Lansing art exhibit celebrates locally-published zines, poetry, art

WKAR News is speaking to both Lansing mayoral candidates about their stances on the issues and why they’re the right choice to lead the city.

A judge is ordering a longstanding homeless encampment in Old Town Lansing to be cleared due to safety and health concerns.

NPR's Chief Economics Correspondent shares how he covers tariffs, inflation and unemployment.

Pieces of the Mackinac Bridge get put up for auction and end up in the hands of people all over the world from Michigan to the South Pole.