IPR Morning Edition

Santa had business to attend to during a visit to Black Star Farms, finding out what kids wanted for Christmas. But the kids had some questions of their own, thank you very much.

In this essay from the Glen Arbor Sun, editor Jacob Wheeler shares his perspective on interactions with Afghan refugees in northern Michigan.

Rabbi Laibel Shemtov lost colleagues in the shootings at Bondi Beach in Australia. He says they would want people to ‘add more light’ at the Traverse City event, following the tragedy.

IPR recently reported on how the nation's health care privacy law can sometimes pose problems for the caregivers of vulnerable adults. You had some thoughts.

"The 400" in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood survived 111 years before it had to close down. Now, a northern Michigan man hopes to bring it back to life.

IPR and Earthen Ales come together to match local brews with globally famous classical music for a tasting event that will appeal to your tastebuds and your eardrums.

For the Elk Rapids Players, this weekend's production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” might actually be the best Christmas pageant ever, thanks to the recent acquisition of the theater group's home.

Jonathan Baude got his first rejection from The New York Times' famed crossword page when he was just 18 years old. Now, at 38, he's in. And he plans more.

The "Turkey Vulture Trot" is a tradition at the Benzie County resort, and it benefits the North Sky Raptor Sanctuary.

While most of those in attendance Tuesday felt the rules were too restrictive, they disagreed on what to do about it.