Melorie Begay is a Weekend Host/Reporter at WKAR at Michigan State University. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, social issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Michigan, cannabis, and cultural dynamics across LATAM, EMEA, and MENA regions. Melorie's work has also been featured in the BODY MIND BEING PROJECT.
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Melorie's focus is primarily on local government, community events, and social issues in Grand Rapids and Michigan. Pitches should provide insights or access to individuals involved in local government programs, community initiatives, or social justice efforts within the specified geographic area.
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WKAR Public Media | By Melorie Begay Published November 27, 2024 at 5:53 PM EST Facebook LinkedIn Email
By: Melorie Begay
Michigan State University's Board of Trustees held its last meeting of the year Friday, wrapping up 2024 with new leadership, a revised investment policy and the approval of improvements to Spartan Stadium.
By: Melorie Begay
Marie Wicks retired in 2018 but returned early last year to oversee several elections in East Lansing including the 2024 presidential election.
By: Melorie Begay
City of Jackson spokesman Aaron Dimick said the city has seen a lot of construction because of the 100 Homes Program. One neighborhood, pictured, has three homes currently being built.
By: Melorie Begay
Recent developments at the Ultium Cells battery plant in Lansing could be a sign of shifting priorities.
By: Melorie Begay
Aaron Dimick, portavoz de la ciudad de Jackson, dijo que la ciudad ha visto mucha construcción gracias al Programa 100 Viviendas. En un vecindario, en la foto, se están construyendo tres viviendas.
WKAR Public Media | By Melorie Begay Published December 30, 2024 at 3:59 PM EST Facebook LinkedIn Email
By: Melorie Begay
A center that opened to help the community heal following the 2023 shooting on Michigan State University’s campus estimates it’s served around 2,000 people so far.
A Michigan State University professor says the slowdown is in response to a combination of softening sale performances and the incoming Trump administration.
By: Melorie Begay
Lansing City Councilmembers Ryan Kost and Tamera Carter will take on new leadership roles this year.
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