Blace Carpenter
Newsroom InternContact Blace Carpenter:
📧 carpe2da@cmich.edu 📞 989-774-3105
Blace Carpenter is a newsroom intern for WCMU.
He has worked for publications such as Bridge Michigan, the Grand Haven Tribune, Alpena News, Greenville Daily News and was part of the Michigan Press Association's 2025 Trott Foundation Fellowship.
For the past year, he served as the managing editor of Central Michigan University's student publication, Central Michigan Life.
He is a rising senior at CMU, studying journalism with a minor in multimedia design.
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Gas prices in Michigan have increased by 19 cents compared to last month, according to AAA. The state’s average is currently $4.27 per gallon. -
While mail-in prescription orders have been an answer for growing pharmacy deserts, officials say the companies behind those services help cause closures. -
The Hesperia native will go against Republican Congressman John Moolenaar in November's general election. -
Democratic Primary candidate Haley Stevens left her rally in Traverse City after social media influencer and political activist Walter Masterson questioned her campaign's funding. She later canceled a meet and greet in Bay City due to Masterson's presence. -
Michigan artist Gwen Frostic’s studio has been on the market for a few years. Sisters Amy and Sarah Blessing bought the northern Michigan tourist attraction to continue the artist’s legacy. -
The remnants of wildfires in Canada and Minnesota drifted over the Great Lakes State on Wednesday. An air quality alert was issued by the National Weather Service for all of Michigan. -
The latest declaration is for Antrim, Cheboygan, and Emmet counties following extreme rainfall that washed out roads in late June. -
Gaylord native Claude Shannon revolutionized how the digital world communicates in the late 1940s. Today, the Michigander is an eponym for one of the fastest-growing AI models. -
A number of homeowners affected by the historic spring floods are tearing down or selling out — changing their Up North lakeside communities as they do. -
Michigan is spending more than $42 million on drone development as the market for unmanned aerial systems grows nationwide.
