Studio 10 caught up with Byron native Erik Jones ahead of NASCAR’s FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway, as he shares what he’s most looking forward to and what it means to race in front of his home-state fans.
Schuler Books in Midland is kicking off its Summer Reading Challenge with programs for kids, teens, and adults—plus booklists, activities, and chances to win prizes.
Yellow jacket season is right around the corner, and The Bug Man team says quick treatment can calm buzzing activity within 24–48 hours. Hear their top pest-prevention tips and where they service across Mid-Michigan in our latest web story.
TRUE Community Credit Union has partnered with Grow Jackson to launch the River & Rail Farm Stop in Jackson County, a neighborhood grocery and café offering local, seasonal foods while supporting regional farmers. The new farm stop will expand fresh food access and strengthen Grow Jackson’s broader Food Hub ecosystem to help address food insecurity and build a more resilient local food system.
During Mental Health Awareness Month, leaders at Taylor Life Center say it’s time to reduce stigma, start conversations, and remind people that mental health care is a normal part of overall wellness.
Hydro Wake, highlighted this month through Ethan Community Bank’s “Banking on My Business,” offers a one-stop shop for lakefront and boat owners looking to save time—and skip the seasonal stress.
As Memorial Day weekend approaches, Mert’s Meats says demand is rising for fresh, locally sourced burgers, sausages, and top-tier steaks—plus a few grilling tips to keep the flavor locked in.
As National Water Safety Month continues, a new program is encouraging families to start water safety early with parent-involved, development-based swim lessons.
McDonald’s is adding bright new beverages to its menu, featuring fruity Refreshers with lemonade, boba, and caffeine—plus trendy Dirty Sodas topped with cold foam.
World-renowned pool player Efren Reyes visits the REO Town Clubhouse for a special event drawing a packed crowd, with Laugh Q Credit Union sponsoring the community night.
Girls on the Run of Mid-Michigan is celebrating a standout season of confidence-building, connection, and community support. Executive Director Shanice Ollie shares what’s at the heart of the program and what to expect at Sunday’s big 5K on MSU’s campus.
A new Lansing-area shop is helping hybrid drivers save money with battery testing, replacements, and tune-ups—available in-shop or right at your driveway.
Even as sunshine hints at spring, chilly nights mean gardeners should pace themselves—bringing tender plants indoors and using the time now to prep patios and planting beds.
American 1 Credit Union and local dealerships are gearing up for the Spring Car Sale, featuring financing options, trade-in opportunities and a wide selection of new and used vehicles.
Capital Area District Libraries is celebrating America’s 250th with community events that go beyond the books—featuring history talks, live folk music, and special guest author appearances. Residents can also take part in the America 250 Reading Challenge through the end of the year.
Jackson County’s Free Museum Day returns for its ninth year with 15 participating museums and exhibits, including highlights at Jackson’s historic train station and other unique stops across the county.
Studio 10 visits Kim’s Hidden Gems at the Lansing Mall, where owner Kim Perez shares how a leap of faith turned a stressful career change into a thriving local shop. The store features handmade soy candles and an ever-changing mix of affordable finds for the whole family.
A Mother’s Day visit to Sylvia’s Sudsery highlights self-care gifts and experiences, from customizable scrubs and body products to curated boxes. Owner Danielle Hastings says the goal is to help people, especially moms, pause, relax, and make lasting memories through scent and hands-on soap-making events.
From Lansing to the surrounding Tri-County region, 517 Restaurant Week is back with signature specials, a QR-code check-in contest, and plenty of new places to try.
Element Massage owner Colton Hughes joined Studio 10 to share Mother’s Day gift card deals and specialty services—from signature massages to prenatal care.
R&R Property Solutions owner Chelsea McMillin shares how her woman-owned landscaping business is changing the industry while delivering detail-focused property care. The company offers year-round exterior services and viewers can sign up for month-to-month service and get the first month free.
Aesthetics MedSpa is highlighting solutions for common women’s wellness concerns—like incontinence, dryness, and discomfort—using the EmpowerRF radiofrequency platform.
Wilson Marine is helping boaters launch into spring with a wide selection of new and pre-owned boats, plus modern touchscreen technology that makes getting on the water easier than ever. Not ready to buy yet? They also offer pontoon rentals on Lake Chemung in Howell.
From floral cupcakes to personalized message cookies and graduation cakes, Bake 'N' Cakes is helping families celebrate the season with handcrafted desserts and customizable designs.
Mosquito Joe shares how they help families enjoy spring and summer by targeting mosquitoes’ breeding cycle with customizable, safety-minded treatment options. They also offer flexible, no-contract services for everyday protection or special events, plus solutions for pests ranging from ticks and fleas to rodents.
Yo-Yo Ma & Emanuel Ax, An Evening with Sutton Foster, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Richard Thomas in Mark Twain Tonight!, Berlin Philharmonic Brass are included in the upcoming season.
Foster Coffee Co. is building community one cup at a time, with from-scratch drinks and food served across mid-Michigan. As the first featured winner of Eaton Community Bank’s Banking on My Business, they’re celebrating growth—and a big milestone year in Eaton Rapids.
Forester Woods Adult Day Services is marking major milestones, including a ribbon cutting with the chamber, the launch of a new caregiver-focused podcast and its annual golf outing that funds programs and transportation support.
Studio 10 chats with Dr. Abigail Hartle at Specialty Eye Institute about how diabetes can affect vision and why routine dilated eye exams help catch problems early. The segment also explores diabetic retinopathy treatment options and what to know about GLP-1 medications and eye health.
A new pastry spot on Hagadorn is already creating buzz in Greater Lansing. Owner Suji joined Studio 10 to share how the bakery was born, what’s on the menu and why this community feels like home.
Valhalla Value Liquidations owner Brandy Heck announces the launch of Valhalla Village, a June expansion that adds monthly farmers markets and a vendor space for local bakers and makers—creating a year-round home for small businesses in Charlotte.
The Yarn Garden in Charlotte is celebrating 19 years of fueling fiber-art creativity with in-house dyed Gnome River Yarns, tools, inspiration, and hands-on help for knitters and crocheters. The shop is also gearing up for Local Yarn Store Day and the Spring Makers Fest, bringing the region’s creative community together.
Auxo Winery is a brand-new Charlotte hotspot where owner Alison Barc is blending family winemaking roots with locally grown fruit and a welcoming, destination-worthy tasting room. With wines, ciders, flights, and a food menu, it’s a fresh way to sip and unwind close to home.
At TRUE Community Credit Union in Jackson, leaders are using National Financial Literacy Month to help members reduce financial stress, build savings, and stay protected from scams—while celebrating a community-voted award.
Two skin experts at Aesthetics Medical Spa say their approach blends medical oversight with personalized skincare protocols, with an upcoming community event set for April 23.
In this Legal Answer segment, personal injury attorney Stephen Sinas of Sinas Dramis Law Firm shares important safety insights for both drivers and riders as they return to the road.
Local 459 invites the public to a free Lansing job fair on April 15 at Consumers Credit Union, connecting job seekers with 10 local employers and information about available positions and requirements.
Lafcu, explains how the credit union’s 10/6 adjustable-rate mortgage could help buyers afford more home with a lower starting rate, and why it may also be a smart option for homeowners looking to refinance
Greater Lansing residents are invited to enjoy a free series of Great Lakes–inspired events—from film, theater, and poetry to environmental tours—celebrating nature, creativity, and community connection.
