Erin Bowling
Multimedia Journalist
Lansing, MI
A Mid-Michigander through and through, Erin found her passion for news in a TV Broadcasting class at Williamston High School. She graduated a semester early from MSU, with a degree in Broadcast Journalism in December of 2022. Her love for stories began at an even younger age, as her mom teaches English locally. She hopes to use storytelling to uplift the stories of Mid-Michiganders.
Outside of work, Erin can usually be found eating something with ranch dressing or planning her next travel adventure. She also loves spending time with family and friends, including the three family dogs (all golden retrievers). If you’re not being interviewed for News 10, she’ll want to know your zodiac sign (she’s an Aquarius).
If there’s anything you think people should know about, she wants to know about it too. You can email her your insights, experiences, and interests at erin.bowling@wilx.com
Working to fill gaps in care and cost, based on personal experience.
66% increase on average, with some schools improving score by 250%
“I did several interviews, psych evaluations, it’s a process.”
“I think this is very impressive technology, and this is the wave of the future,”
Dewane has charged 447 felony firearm offenses this year, while last year at this time saw 95.
“We have teenagers who are asking for makeup and feminine products”
Year after year, all Michigan teachers have had to prove their worth through extensive paperwork and standardized test scores.
Making Michigan the fifth state in the nation to pledge clean energy by 2040
This afternoon, the city of Lansing’s election commission voted to eliminate some voting precincts. About 9,000 Lansing voters will have a new polling location next year.
Using artificial intelligence to complete surgery may sound like a thing of the future, but it’s happening right here in Mid-Michigan.
The season of Thanksgiving is officially over, meaning the Christmas season has finally begun!
They’re hoping to get all pets, a home for the holidays
Roads are closed between westbound M-43 and W Madison Street as crews extinguish the fire.
The new addition comes after protestors wielding guns stormed Michigan’s Capitol in 2020
It appears there may be a finalist in Michigan State University’s presidential search.
Two goals; increasing safety and increasing hunters.
Seann Pickford, 19, pleaded guilty to a federal charge on threats he made on Instagram about planning to commit a mass shooting targeting Jewish people.
The bill would allow local governments to ban single-use grocery bags
For people with autism, living on their own can be quite the undertaking. Juggling bills, self-care, and staying social. However, with the right support, independent living is possible and powerful.
Peter Meijer hopes to be the first Republican in this seat in more than 20 years.
A late night for state lawmakers who voted into the early morning hours on clean energy bills.
“I think the new process is a little bit more secure than what I’ve seen in previous years.”
From Bath to Holt, US 127 will be completely re-constructed.
“You are doing two or three jobs. That’s a lot to put on one person,”
Meet the three choices available to lead the township in the future
Workers in Delta Township told News 10 that this strike strategy has been historic, and they hope that historic contracts will follow.
‘The whole town is, you know, talking about it’
Local UAW General Motors Members are reacting to the tentative agreement reached with Ford Wednesday night.
“We know, what is best for our township. I don’t believe that the legislators in Lansing that do not even live in the area know what’s good for our township."
“What we’re hearing in those crisis situations, is that time’s wasted, and time is of the essence,”
They’ve restored around 130 gravesites, and they’re racing to restore even more.
“I wasn’t eating, and I was vomiting, and I was doing these things to me on purpose,”
“There doesn’t have to be any signs, your heart can look super normal”
It can happen to anyone, at any time, regardless of their fitness level or age.
In America, only 10% of people survive cardiac arrest outside of the hospital.
‘Don’t wait till crisis management, it’s all about preventative management’
As people continue to grieve, Jermaine’s grandpa, John Jones, shared more about his short life and what he meant to those who loved him.
Sparrow’s Mobile Health Clinic ‘thinking pink’ for Breast Cancer Awareness month
“Any time I go between Penn and Cedar I have to travel in the road,”
The guns purchased will be melted down by law enforcement.
Inflation and evictions resulting in unprecedented number of pet surrenders
Carrying 180-pounds of dead weight, through cramped, hot spaces in the dark.
“We don’t know what a person’s gonna be like 40-50 years from now”
Following Friday morning’s announcement that GM’s Lansing Delta Assembly Plant will join Ford’s Chicago plant as the two newest locations to go on strike, UAW International President Shawn Fain joins workers on the lines in Lansing.
