Search Query
Show Search
Donor Portal
News
Arts & Life
Commentary
Community
Criminal Justice & Legal System
Economy
Education
Environment & Climate Change
Health
Politics & Government
Public Safety
Social Justice
Sports
Transportation & Infrastructure
Weather
Arts & Life
Commentary
Community
Criminal Justice & Legal System
Economy
Education
Environment & Climate Change
Health
Politics & Government
Public Safety
Social Justice
Sports
Transportation & Infrastructure
Weather
Stateside
Podcasts & Shows
It's Just Politics
On Hand
The Dish
That's What They Say
Morning Edition
Auchter's Art
Dough Dynasty
Ride of Passage
What the Vote?
Michigan Public Presents
Believed
All On-Air Programs
It's Just Politics
On Hand
The Dish
That's What They Say
Morning Edition
Auchter's Art
Dough Dynasty
Ride of Passage
What the Vote?
Michigan Public Presents
Believed
All On-Air Programs
Projects
Amplify
Great Lakes News Collaborative
Michigan Public Reads
Minutes
Mornings in Michigan
State of Opportunity
Amplify
Great Lakes News Collaborative
Michigan Public Reads
Minutes
Mornings in Michigan
State of Opportunity
Listen
How to Listen
Broadcast Schedule
Weekend Schedule Changes (Aug. 2025)
Download the Michigan Public App
Get access to NPR+
How to Listen
Broadcast Schedule
Weekend Schedule Changes (Aug. 2025)
Download the Michigan Public App
Get access to NPR+
Connect
About Michigan Public
Contact Us
Events
Newsletters
Travel with Michigan Public
Meet Our Staff
About Michigan Public
Contact Us
Events
Newsletters
Travel with Michigan Public
Meet Our Staff
Support
Become a Member
Philanthropy
Corporate Sponsorship
Donate a Vehicle/Boat/Property
Michigan Public Grants
Contact Development
Get access to NPR+
Become a Member
Philanthropy
Corporate Sponsorship
Donate a Vehicle/Boat/Property
Michigan Public Grants
Contact Development
Get access to NPR+
Newsletters
instagram
facebook
youtube
© 2026 MICHIGAN PUBLIC
Menu
91.7 Ann Arbor/Detroit 104.1 Grand Rapids 91.3 Port Huron 89.7 Lansing 91.1 Flint
Show Search
Search Query
Donor Portal
Donate
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
0:00
0:00
Available On Air Stations
On Air
Now Playing
Michigan Public
All Streams
News
Arts & Life
Commentary
Community
Criminal Justice & Legal System
Economy
Education
Environment & Climate Change
Health
Politics & Government
Public Safety
Social Justice
Sports
Transportation & Infrastructure
Weather
Arts & Life
Commentary
Community
Criminal Justice & Legal System
Economy
Education
Environment & Climate Change
Health
Politics & Government
Public Safety
Social Justice
Sports
Transportation & Infrastructure
Weather
Stateside
Podcasts & Shows
It's Just Politics
On Hand
The Dish
That's What They Say
Morning Edition
Auchter's Art
Dough Dynasty
Ride of Passage
What the Vote?
Michigan Public Presents
Believed
All On-Air Programs
It's Just Politics
On Hand
The Dish
That's What They Say
Morning Edition
Auchter's Art
Dough Dynasty
Ride of Passage
What the Vote?
Michigan Public Presents
Believed
All On-Air Programs
Projects
Amplify
Great Lakes News Collaborative
Michigan Public Reads
Minutes
Mornings in Michigan
State of Opportunity
Amplify
Great Lakes News Collaborative
Michigan Public Reads
Minutes
Mornings in Michigan
State of Opportunity
Listen
How to Listen
Broadcast Schedule
Weekend Schedule Changes (Aug. 2025)
Download the Michigan Public App
Get access to NPR+
How to Listen
Broadcast Schedule
Weekend Schedule Changes (Aug. 2025)
Download the Michigan Public App
Get access to NPR+
Connect
About Michigan Public
Contact Us
Events
Newsletters
Travel with Michigan Public
Meet Our Staff
About Michigan Public
Contact Us
Events
Newsletters
Travel with Michigan Public
Meet Our Staff
Support
Become a Member
Philanthropy
Corporate Sponsorship
Donate a Vehicle/Boat/Property
Michigan Public Grants
Contact Development
Get access to NPR+
Become a Member
Philanthropy
Corporate Sponsorship
Donate a Vehicle/Boat/Property
Michigan Public Grants
Contact Development
Get access to NPR+
Newsletters
instagram
facebook
youtube
Ann Arbor/Detroit listeners: WUOM is operating at low power, which is impacting our signal. If you're having trouble listening,
please try one of these alternative methods
. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
Search results for
Sort By
Relevance
Newest (Publish Date)
Oldest (Publish Date)
Search
Michigan's lowest paid workers will get a small pay increase on New Year's Day
Michigan's minimum wage is rising 22 cents to $9.87 an hour on January 1.
Petitions to change Michigan term limits, financial disclosure laws move toward signature gathering
A petition to change term limits and require financial disclosures for Michigan state lawmakers could start signature gathering next week.
Former Congressman Pete Hoekstra on "Michigan Calling"
This morning, former Congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra stopped by Michigan Radio's studios to talk with host Rick Pluta and callers from…
Listen
•
50:27
Expert expects Michigan will break campaign spending records on state races in 2022 election
Campaign spending goes in waves, with presidential election years usually being the highest crest. But there are indications that next year’s elections could be record breaking.
How will Michigan's abortion law work?
Last week, the Michigan legislature approved a voter-initiated law that bans abortion coverage in standard health insurance policies. The law does not…
Listen
•
5:14
Solar installers concerned about losing market in Michigan
An industry group says some solar panel installers are thinking about leaving Michigan. That’s because they believe sales will drop dramatically because…
Michigan paid up to $8.5 billion in fraudulent jobless claims during the pandemic
Other states have reported similar losses. Ohio reported it paid out more than $3.8 billion in fraudulent jobless aid. California has paid out at least $20 billion.
Michigan closing out 2021 with record number of daily confirmed COVID-19 cases
Michigan averaged 12,929 new coronavirus cases per day between Tuesday and Wednesday - a new daily record, as cases of omicron variant surge globally.
University of Michigan will resume in-person classes Jan. 5, add health measures
The University of Michigan says new requirements will have students returning to campus for in-person classes under tightened rules.
Can states limit abortion and gender-affirming treatments outside their borders?
Building on SB 8 in Texas, some Republican lawmakers are trying a new strategy: pushing bills that would attempt to limit what residents can and can't do even beyond state lines.
Previous
430 of 9,107
Next