Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/author/wkar-current-state/page/4/)
An Ann Arbor writer remembers sailing the Great Lakes as a porter on a Ford Motor Company ship. Current State’s Peter Whorf speaks with Roger LeLeivre about his Summer of 1973, sailing the Great Lakes as a cargo ship porter.
A retired Michigan State University professor takes us into the woods to listen to what nature has to say.
The natural and man-made beauty of Lake Superior is the subject of an upcoming tour and new article by Lake Superior Magazine editor Konnie LeMay.
An Ann Arbor-based organization has been planting trees all over Michigan since 1988. ReLeaf Michigan helps property owners learn about trees and how to plant them, citing their numerous benefits.
Commentator Gary Wilson joins Current State to talk about the month’s biggest environmental stories.
Flint isn’t the only city that could see massive lead service line replacement if the state officials have their way. The big question is who will foot the bill for a massive water infrastructure overhaul.
How the Flint water crisis has changed the lives of the city’s children, from their perspective.
The Herman family is still proud to call Flint their home.
WKAR’s Faces of Flint series kicks off with the story of hip hop artist Mama Sol, who was born and raised in the city of Flint. She’s using her music to uplift her hometown while it struggles to recover from the water crisis there.
Snyder administration spokesman Ari Adler discusses the extension of FEMA emergency status for Flint and falling approval ratings for the Governor.