Riley Connell

Alyson Doulos, who spent the majority of her career educating people in Jackson, was known for her kind and passionate approach to teaching

The famous Christmas train people know and love is making a return to the big screen

Lansing-based nonprofit, Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Services, has welcomed a free Narcan vending machine into its facility on Michigan Avenue.

Suicide prevention advocates from across the state of Michigan gathered in Heritage Hall in hopes of inspiring legislative change.

Parents in Holt were left in shock after learning that a student had reportedly brought a loaded weapon to school.

Pothole season is nearly in full swing, and if drivers aren’t careful, the damage they cause could cost them thousands. After a long winter, full of freezing and thawing, potholes are already starting to appear underneath the melting snow.

It may seem like only yesterday that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a State of Emergency for Michigan, but as of March 10, it’s officially been three years of COVID-19.

Schools have already taken more than a few snow days this year, both for severe weather and the mental well-being of their students.

A group of Iranian American women gathered at the Capitol Wednesday to protest the ongoing violence against women and girls in the Middle East.

An employee with Dicker and Deal Second Hand Store said the pawn shop received multiple letters through the month of February. Both 517 Coffee Co. and Strange Matter Coffee have opened their mailboxes to handwritten threats as well.

Friday’s winter storm kept its promise to bring several inches of snow to Mid-Michigan.

A group of researchers with the Michigan State University College of Nursing want to change the conversation about virtual reality and find out if it can be used to improve mental health.

Another winter storm is on its way nearly one week after an onslaught of freezing rain and ice left thousands without power.

Michigan State University’s annual ten-hour dance marathon returned Saturday, and students didn’t disappoint with their moves.

On Sunday, Feb. 26, fellow Spartan and leadership coach Matthew Anderson is guiding people through an afternoon of healing at the Lansing Center from 1 to 5 p.m.

Frozen power lines, high winds and icy roads; they’re all things first responders tell us to avoid, but they don’t always have a choice.

Michigan State University continues to make support resources available for students, staff, and faculty that include transportation and counseling.

The walkout aimed to show support and protest ongoing issues in the community regarding gun violence.

Students who were studying, relaxing and spending time with friends were suddenly forced to drop everything and run.

People living in the Greater Lansing area will soon have a few more miles of trail at their disposal.

As the death toll continues to climb in Turkey and Syria, members of the Michigan State University Turkish Student Association are raising funds to provide relief for earthquake victims.

Turkish business owner Burcay Gunguler and her family are keeping their eyes on the news as first responders work to recover victims of the powerful earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria Monday.

With temperatures swinging up into the 40s this week, the once-frozen lakes, ponds and streams of Mid-Michigan are likely to thin out.