IPR Station News

A power outage has affected the IPR News tower in Freesoil.

Clemens is a classical pianist with a background in public radio and arts management.

A mystery piano, a harrowing ice rescue and a "stone-skipping philosopher" — three IPR stories that brought home national honors from the Public Media Journalists Association this week.

Classical IPR is saying goodbye to host Keith Brown at the end of the month.

Tech trouble at IPR means we'll hear the BBC World Service starting at 7 tonight, instead of at 10.

The person in this role will host a daily on-air shift on Classical IPR while creating and maintaining the station's digital content.

Music playlists for nightly broadcasts of Repose are now available in real time.

We're looking for someone who believes in the power of good storytelling and wants to grow their skills in audio journalism.

Classical IPR recently surveyed listeners about long-running programs Music by Request, Repose and the Metropolitan Opera. Read some of the survey results and the answers to your questions here.

What programs do you love? What do you ... not love? Are there any shows we should air that we don't?