Category: Interlochen Public Radio
Spitzer: Trying out a uniquely northeast Michigan card game
You’ve heard of Euchre, Poker and Blackjack but in northeast Michigan, there’s a card game played by certain groups that you just can’t find anywhere else.
Help researchers find evening grosbeaks in northern Michigan
Backyard birders can help researchers gather data about a bird species in decline.
Maritime Time: The heroic act of a Great Lakes captain
The heroic acts of Capt. James Jackson saved the lives of many on Lake Superior.
Leaders call for collaboration, support at Petoskey event
Speakers at the annual State of the Community event brought updates on healthcare, housing, tourism and other hot-button topics. They also addressed sweeping changes in the federal government.
Leaders call for collaboration, support at Petoskey event
Speakers at the annual State of the Community event brought updates on healthcare, housing, tourism and other hot-button topics. They also addressed sweeping changes in the federal government.
A Careful Dance
Valentine’s Day is approaching so here’s a heartwarming story about porcupine love.
Ice thickness, ‘Stick Houses’ and musicians
Each Monday on Morning Edition, an IPR journalist brings you up to speed on what’s going on in northern Michigan, and what IPR is working on this week.
Answers to your questions about CPB and federal funding for IPR
Public media funding is a hot topic this year — we’ve compiled common questions about how it works and the (potential) impact of funding loss on local public radio.
Michigan has some of the worst state government transparency laws and ethics in the country. Could this year change that?
Advocates of making the Michigan legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s office more transparent saw success this week in Lansing. But, is this the year the state Capitol really becomes more open? Plus, new names in the 2026 race to be Michigan’s next governor.
Essays by Karen Anderson: Death of a Neighbor
I didn’t know she was ill and I look up from the paper, feeling strangely empty and sad.