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Today, we talk about changes to hunting regulations and coyote management. And we hear about some budget numbers that made our reporter's jaw drop.

Students at Traverse City West Senior High School say the $11,000 project to install 14 solar panels could teach them how renewable energy works.

Northern Michigan's ice storm in March 2025 caused staggering damage to forests. Getting federal aid to make up for the losses has been a waiting game for many here.

After a no-camping ordinance cleared Traverse City’s largest homeless encampment, people are surviving winter out of view — sleeping wherever they can as shelters reach capacity.

‘Click Here’ will air on IPR News Radio at 2 p.m. Saturdays, starting Jan. 10. We've heard the first episode. You should, too. It's really good.

Michigan officials have been trying for years to shut down Enbridge's Line 5 over claims that it is unsafe and liable to spill petroleum products into the Great Lakes

Local snow plows have removed astronomical amounts of snow from the roads this year. IPR rides along in Antrim County.

Audrey Irontree and Kendall Kotcher from the National Writers Series talk about the competition, which puts eight books in front of students.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in February on a key question that could decide whether state or federal courts will determine the fate of Enbridge Energy’s controversial Line 5.

Protesters, including U.S. Rep. Kristen McDonald, D-Bay City, called for more transparency after President Trump said Saturday that his administration plans to "run" Venezuela temporarily.