PitchMI offers Michigan startups a chance to compete for $2M
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Applications are now open for the 2026-27 PitchMI startup competition, which offers Michigan-based entrepreneurs a chance to compete for investment funding. The competition begins with four industry-focused semifinal events across the state. Each semifinal winner will receive $250,000 and adv
Ingham County Prosecutor: Two most recent youth killings ‘gang related’
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — The murders of two teenagers in June are being pursued as “gang related,” Ingham County’s Prosecutor told 6 News Investigates Thursday morning. Dewane said that the murders on June 5 in Frances Park and June 29 in St. Joseph Park “we believe that to be gang related.” At about 3 a.m. on June [
Lansing’s CATA proposes cutting bus frequency and ending two limited routes
The Capital Area Transportation Authority has proposed changes to 10 bus routes and rural services taking effect Aug. 24 that would reduce weekday frequency, end late-night trips on its busiest corridor and discontinue two routes.
East Lansing to crack down on illegal parking
EAST LANSING, MI — East Lansing officials say they have found a unique way to crack down on illegal parking across the city. It plans to move forward with a solar-powered camera system that is designed to catch drivers parking in no-parking zones across the city. The city is...
Tom Izzo Continues To Pursue Son Of Michigan State Legend
The Spartans head coach was present to watch Mateen Cleaves Jr. this summer. Tom Izzo has not been shy about continuing the familiy traditions in East Lansing and bringing in the sons of former Spartan legends. It looks as though the Michigan State head coach has his eye on another.
DeWitt grad Trav Moore has shown no signs of being a true freshman at...
DeWitt grad Trav Moore has shown no signs of being a true freshman at Central Michigan.
Former House Speaker held extravagant parties on lobbyist trips, former chief of staff says
Extravagant partying, poolside cabanas, and gambling: that's just some of what the chief of staff for former Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield says he got up to on trips with lobbyists.
Lansing Has a Tiny Library Just for Trinkets
Forget books—these tiny libraries are filled with trinkets. Here's where you can trade your own little treasures around Greater Lansing.
Planned power outage to impact Mason, Alaiedon Township homes
A planned Consumers Energy outage in the Mason area that was initially set to take place last week will take place Thursday, Mason officials say.
Eagle that suffered broken wings in nest collapse progresses toward ‘well-functioning wild eagle’
Snow, a 7-week-old eaglet when her family’s Traverse City nest fell to the ground, is beginning to fly.
