IPR Station News

Isabel is a writer, filmmaker, artist and broadcaster from southern California.

Transom's Traveling Workshop came to Interlochen Public Radio this week. Ten audio journalists put together profiles of people in northern Michigan.

IPR and Grist seek a reporter to cover climate solutions in the northern Great Lakes.

Some listeners might be having trouble receiving our signal on 89.7 FM, WLMN, in Manistee and Ludington.

Congress rescinded federal funding already allocated to public broadcasting. For IPR, it's a $300,000 budget hit. Still, our leader says we have reasons to be optimistic.

As Congress closes the door on us, we plan to open ours more widely to you and the rest of our neighbors.

This is a new role that will support broadcast, podcast and digital platforms of Classical IPR.

Tropospheric propagation is currently affecting Classical IPR's 88.5 FM signal from Mackinaw City.

Interlochen Public Radio is changing some of its programming on WICA, WLMN and WHBP — its three news frequencies known as IPR News Radio.

Gracie just graduated from Capital University with a degree in trombone performance.