DeAnna Giles

It's Match Day. With a rip of an envelope, the future became a reality. For Michigan State University medical students, it’s a match made in heaven. But it’s not with love, it’s with their choice of residency.

On Friday, restaurants, and kitchens all over will be serving up the traditional corned beef and cabbage for St, Patrick’s day. For Catholics, there's a conundrum. Although church officials say there is a certain parish that allows Catholics to partake in the traditional St. Patrick's Day feast, corned beef hash and cabbage.

A Jackson County resident’s life was forever changed because of a family history that is now unlocked. The family shared the story of Emma Nichols, their great-great-grandmother, a freedom seeker.

A new spending bill is pumping millions of dollars into more affordable housing in Michigan. The boost in funding will help communities like the Allen Neighborhood Center provide affordable homes.

A Michigan TikTok user is taking her passion for writing and amplifying voices that often go unheard. With her hashtag #BringingSnarkyBack, Mary Bengtsson uses TikTok to invite people to learn about different women in history.

Authorities are urging residents to not drive due to unless absolutely necessary. Those who must drive are advised to exercise caution.

A former Michigan Congressman weighs in on the rising tensions between US and China. Mike Rogers spoke to a group at the Lansing Country Club Thursday. While the issues are overseas, it’s important for Michiganders to be aware of how those decisions could impact the progress of our state.

Thousands of retired Michiganders and working families are set to receive a tax break with the passage of the bipartisan “Lowering Michigan Costs Plan.”

Lent season started this past Wednesday and for many, that means fish fry Fridays. Tons of local Catholic churches are hosting fish fries for those who want to participate or just meet others in the community.

Several parts of Mid-Michigan are experiencing dangerous weather conditions and plowing companies are working overtime to clear icy roads.

There are benefits to children seeing those around them reading, especially when it’s someone at home. Parents reading books might have more of an impact than you think. Communities in Schools emphasize the importance of family engagement when it comes to kids learning how to read.

Many life successes start with reading a book but for some kids, finding a book that piques their interest may not always be an option. New 10 spoke with a few students at Elmwood Elementary about what gets them reading.

Inflation is hitting everyone’s pockets and things like buying diapers and formula can really add up. Families are left wondering how they will get what’s needed for their kids. Holt Kids, a nonprofit is helping families in need.

As we continue our Make an Impact Coverage, Communities In Schools are urging more students to read. It’s the first step for many and the key to one’s future. Students at Elmwood Elementary are building a passion for reading. And creating events like science night, to get kids excited to read about different subjects.

As we kick off our Make an Impact initiative, we’re highlighting a local non-profit helping Michigan schools. From inside the classroom, they are putting the needs of students on the forefront and providing what’s needed for students to reach their potential.

It’s been a traumatic week for students at Michigan State University. With dining hall service on campus disrupted, a student organization is making sure other students don’t have to worry about their next meal.

As the Spartan and Mid-Michigan community continues to mourn the three lives lost on Monday night, the outpouring of support has been incredible. And neighbors are hoping service dogs on campus will help those who are healing.

Every day, dozens of patients undergo cancer treatment at Sparrow Hospital. And a simple gesture of giving a bouquet of flowers goes a long way. Ahead of Valentine’s Day, MSU’s Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority is putting smiles on faces of those who need it the most.

When you think of Jackson, you don’t think of the Underground Railroad. Jackson’s role granted slaves a life of freedom. The Amtrak station helps people get around to other parts of the country, but its history plays an important part in our country’s fight against slavery.

The Greater Lansing Beer Trail provides a way for people to discover and sample local brews, and a chance for the participating breweries to spread the word about their offerings.

It’s a simple act of walking up and down the stairs but for some aging veterans, it’s becoming more difficult. A Mid-Michigan veteran chapter, the 40 & 8 Society, is asking the community for help in hopes of putting in a new chair lift at its offices.

Some of the issues schools currently face are a result of remote learning from the COVID pandemic. Holt school leaders hope new resources can reverse the learning loss and put students back on the path to academic success.

The chapter helped about 27 children who were left without beds after The Knob Hill Apartment fire that burnt down in December 2022

The Herbert-Herman Cancer Center at Sparrow teamed up with the American Cancer Society and Coaches vs. Cancer to raise awareness for cancer screenings.

This was the first student-led expungement event since a series of laws were passed in 2020.