Jordyn Burrell

According to the United States Department of Transportation, train derailments happen at least three times a day, often due to reasons such as vehicles crossing, mechanical or human errors.

School officials are working with law enforcement to identify the cause and ensure personal information is safe.

Heading out for St. Patrick's Day celebrations? Michigan State Police urge you to be cautious and stay safe on the roads.

People within Michigan’s LGBTQ+ community will now be better protected against discrimination.

The city has received over $1 million in annual revenue from licensed marijuana retail facilities alone, with an increase of almost $200,000 in the last fiscal year.

The threats have resulted in two Michigan men being arrested.

The documentary “The First Step,” which focuses on the efforts to reform the criminal justice system in America, was screened in Lansing on Thursday.

It’s a small device that can make a big difference.

While the move is seen as a boon for the local economy, some Marshall residents are not thrilled about it.

“It’s easy to say, ‘We have a contract, we’re going to live by the contract.’ That’s not the right thing to do,” said township manager Frank Walsh. “The right thing to do is bring more equity to them.”

The Ingham County Health Department said that in their new campaign, they will be directly communicating with their audience through targeted marketing and communication.

While both sides recognize the importance of manufacturing and job creation in Michigan, they remain divided on whether this particular project is the right fit for Eagle Township.

The common theme at all the vigils held over the past two weeks has been hope for the MSU community and prayers for all students impacted.

People in Jackson and Hillsdale counties haven’t had power for almost a week since the ice storm hit Mid-Michigan.