Paulette Parker
Digital Media Reporter / ProducerPaulette is a digital media reporter and producer for Michigan Public. She started as a newsroom intern at the station in 2014 and has taken on various roles in that time.
Among those roles, she has served as a general assignment reporter; substitute on-air host; and blogger and producer for the grant-funded project, State of Opportunity. She was also a producer on the "Believed" podcast and assistant producer on the "Kids These Days" podcast.
Before working at Michigan Public, she was the news editor of The Washtenaw Voice at Washtenaw Community College, where she also earned her journalism degree.
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Freelance political cartoonist John Auchter's art and commentary speaks to the issues impacting Michigan thoughtfully and creatively. Here are some of his most popular works from 2023. -
We’ve all faced our share of challenges this year. But plenty of good things did happen. Here are some of our favorite feel-good stories we brought you in 2023. -
A lot of big news happened this year across the state of Michigan. It may have been hard to keep up. We've rounded up some of the 2023's major stories. -
The Stateside team hosted conversations every day with interesting Michiganders about important issues. Here's a look at some of their best content of the year. -
A lot of big news happened this year across the state of Michigan. It may have been hard to keep up. We've rounded up some of the 2022's major stories. -
I’m sure we’ve all faced our share of challenges this year. But plenty of good things did happen. Here are some of our favorite feel-good stories we brought you in 2022. -
On June 11, people in Mount Clemens will try to set a record for the most people in an inflatable dinosaur costume. The city tried to break this same record last year and failed. -
The first lunar eclipse of 2022 will take place on May 15 and 16, depending on your time zone. Lunar eclipses occur when the earth slides between the sun and moon, obstructing the light that normally illuminates our moon. -
This week's go-to Iftar dish comes from El Harissa, located on North Maple Road in Ann Arbor. -
The National Weather Service is predicting a massive storm from the South Plains to the Great Lakes this week.
