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Spartan community reacts to latest leadership vacancy as university searches for interim replacement
The Senior Class Band was formed in 1994 as a group of retirees traveling to senior centers playing polka music.
Based on testing by EGLE, no one was harmed by the “scheme.”
Representative Tim Walberg honored James Ducey of Grass Lake as June’s veteran of the month.
The twister damaged several buildings and trees on June 9.
Michigan State University Athletic Director J Batt has reportedly finalized a deal to leave the school
Monday’s symposium brought together local leaders and activists for dinner and reflection on social justice and civic engagement efforts in the community.
The Ingham County Farm Bureau has donated $100,000 to support the construction of a new covered grandstand at the Ingham County Fairgrounds.
Sunday marked World Blood Donor Day, which recognizes the life-saving contributions of blood donors.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is beginning a resurfacing project in Potterville on Monday.
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An investigation is underway after two men drowned in Lake Michigan on Saturday.
A major paving project on M-50 in Jackson County is set to begin Monday.
Clinton Avenue in downtown St. Johns transformed into a race track Sunday as the Soapbox Derby returned for its annual event.
The city of East Lansing is launching a new food waste composting program that gives residents a way to keep organic waste out of landfills.
Michigan State University is kicking off a week of Juneteenth celebrations on Monday.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is kicking off a weeklong investment mission to Europe aimed at attracting new business investment, supporting job growth and strengthening diplomatic partnerships.
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Pine Street in Lansing will be closed between Allegan and Washtenaw streets starting Monday for sewer work.
The Friends of Lansing Historic Cemeteries held a picnic at Mount Hope Cemetery, reviving a tradition from when cemeteries served as the first parks.
The Boy Scouts and Knights of Columbus collected flags to remember soldiers who died for the country and to retire American flags on Flag Day.
A 17-year-old boy was injured in a shooting Saturday in Lansing.
Hundreds of people drove through a fundraiser at South Jackson Community Church on Sunday to buy strawberry shortcakes and ice cream despite rainy weather.
Three Michigan men took the spotlight at Cooley Law School in Lansing today, sharing stories of their wrongful conviction and exoneration.
The 12th annual Lansing Beerfest took place Saturday at a new location this year, moving to Adado Riverfront Park after 11 years in Reotown.
The city held its Pride Festival in downtown East Lansing, featuring activities for attendees.
A cancer survivor marked one year since his bone marrow transplant by skydiving in Jackson on Saturday.
Capital Region International Airport celebrated 100 years of flight with an official centennial celebration.
The Capital City Corvette Club held its annual Blessing of the Vettes car show at City Limits Sports Grill, raising money for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home for Kids in Eaton Rapids.
People came together in Grand Ledge to celebrate America 250 with Yankee Doodle Day.
Old Town Lansing kicked off its annual Funk Fest Friday night.
Meridian Township held its 6th annual Juneteenth celebration Friday night at the Marketplace on the Green Pavilion.
She got the call in mid-March that she had been selected to appear on the show.
“160 people flooding through our doors… it’s a lot of fun,” said Ozones manager Marc Wolbert.
A Lansing man has pleaded guilty to violating Michigan’s safe gun storage laws following the death of a 4-year-old girl in January.
The traveling collection features more than 15,000 original artifacts spanning from the trans-Atlantic slave trade to the rise of hip-hop culture.
The project was made possible by more than $6 million in state funding.
The Jackson community came together to celebrate Tucker’s return to leadership
A 21-year-old from Hillsdale County died early Friday morning after a single-vehicle crash involving a downed tree, according to Michigan State Police.
Barrett and the House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee heard testimony from veterans about what’s working, what’s not, and what needs to change.
High winds, heavy rain, and multiple tornado warnings moved through Mid-Michigan Thursday night, leaving behind damaged homes, downed trees, and widespread power outages.
The Boos Recreation Center, located at 210 Gilbert Street, now has a new entrance, administrative office space and meeting classroom area.
News 10 crews spotted downed trees across Mid-Michigan Thursday night
The eastbound I-96 entrance ramp from Business I-96 (Cedar Street) in Ingham County is closed after a tree fell onto the roadway during strong storms that moved through the area Thursday night.
The cause of the crash is under investigation
The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is expected to consider approval of the university’s budget and tuition rates during its meeting Friday.
Maliki Pendergrass will be sentenced July 29.
High Point Virtual Academy hosted its annual prom at the Wharton Center, allowing online students to meet and gather in person for a night of dancing.
Michigan’s “Three Free” weekend begins Saturday, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy outdoor activities without certain permits or fees.
With summer approaching, dermatologists are warning about the dangers of tanning beds and encouraging sunless alternatives.
Authorities say they're struggling with a major shortage of people going into law enforcement in Michigan.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is pushing back on a proposed agreement tied to a planned 280-acre Google data center in Van Buren Township.