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This year could have stunk. But thanks to you, it didn't. And IPR News has some big things in store for the year ahead.

This person will play an important role in the broadcast and digital platforms of Classical IPR.

The line to see a free screening of "Escanaba in da Moonlight" and sample chili by local chefs wrapped around the building.

This week, the national call-in show Native America Calling featured our 'Points North' episode about Native fishermen caught in the same storm that sank the Edmund Fitzgerald 50 years ago.

The Up North Lowdown is taking a break. But we're not done!

This spooky season, we want you to tell us about eerie, odd, unexplainable or just plain bone chilling things.

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.