Lansing MI

A man charged with carrying a concealed weapon had his case thrown out of the Ingham Circuit Court upon appeal after it was determined that he was illegally stopped by a Lansing Police Department officer while in a vehicle.

Saturday marks the fifth annual East Lansing Pride celebration and the city is ramping up the festivities in anticipation of growing attendance. Each year the event gets bigger both in what is being offered and featured, as well as new crowds being drawn in, East Lansing Community and Economic Development Specialist Ma

Hundreds of donor families, transplant recipients, patients waiting and advocates from across Michigan — including many from Metro Detroit — will gather to raise awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation and encourage more people to join the Michigan Organ Donor Registry.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. (News 10) - The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is set to vote on the school’s 2027 operating budget and tuition rates at Friday’s board meeting. The meeting, moved to the the MSU Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center in Benton Harbor, is the...

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Footprints of Michigan is in “urgent need” of men’s footwear and is asking the public for donations. The nonprofit provides shoes free of charge to those in need throughout the state. Earlier this week, the organization took to social media asking for gently used or new footwear for men:

Summer is here, but Scoops Ice Cream in Old Town Lansing still hasn't opened. Multiple opening dates have come and gone, leaving ice cream fans wondering what's next.

Vevay Township, Mich. (News 10) - The Vevay Township Board unanimously voted Wednesday not to pursue a Public Act 425 agreement with the City of Mason for property tied to a proposed data center development. The vote does not approve the project. Instead, it means Mason would likely need to...

The Vevay Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously to refuse to enter into negotiations for a data center land agreement between the township and the city of Mason.

This week on Crime Stoppers, local police need your help identifying someone who stole a car, solving a shooting that happened in Lansing this month, and tracking down two people wanted on warrants.

Police in Jackson are asking for the public’s help as a “growing number of vandalism incidents” are affecting parks, playgrounds and walking trails across the city. Community members gathered at Playmakers Thursday night for the annual Sock Out Suicide run and walk, using colorful socks to spark conversations about men