AARP grant to help older adults build digital skills at MSU
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A major multimillion-dollar initiative is aimed at making Mid-Michigan communities more age-friendly and safer for older residents. AARP is investing a record $8.3 million nationwide through its Community Challenge grant program to fund quick-action projects designed to improve neighborhoods
More storms possible Thursday across Mid-Michigan as we track returning heat
Isolated storms today in the early afternoon hours could produce strong to damaging winds as the cold front sweeps through the state
Invasive pests and diseases could push food prices higher, MSU experts say
MSU Extension tells state lawmakers pests and pathogens add costs for growers and threaten food supply.
State identifies HIV transmission clusters in Ingham, Jackson counties
The state health department has identified HIV transmission clusters involving people who inject drugs in Ingham and Jackson counties.
100 Years: Groesbeck Golf Course in Lansing
Groesbeck Golf Course was Lansing’s first – and today it is Lansing’s last municipal course still standing. For 100 years it’s been a beacon for golf and recreation inside the Capital City limits – including having a wonderful snow sledding hill on the backside of Hole 3 come wintertime.
Mid-Michigan organizations receive opioid settlement funding for youth prevention programs
JACKSON, Mich. (News 10) - Two mid-Michigan organizations are receiving new funding to help prevent substance use among young people. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services awarded nearly $3.75 million in opioid settlement funds to 12 organizations across the state. Child and Family Charities in Ingham Co
Charlotte fire officials warn against propane weed torches after four fires in 30 days
Charlotte Fire Chief Tyger Fullerton said they have seen an influx of social media posts promoting weed torches.
St. Johns begins first full summer of new golf cart ordinance
Residents in St. Johns are heading into the first full summer under a new ordinance that allows golf carts on city streets, a change that some say adds a convenient way to get around while others continue to raise safety concerns.
Matt Watroba marks 50 years on stage, 40 years on the radio
Matt Watroba has hosted WKAR’s folk music program for nine years, but his work goes back much farther than that. This weekend, he’ll celebrate 40 years as a radio host, and a half-century as a performer. Matt Watroba was a self-described teenaged, long-haired fan of progressive rock bands...
Crime Stoppers: Cold case tips needed, 3 wanted
This week on Crime Stoppers, police need your help solving a 41-year-old homicide case, tracking down a woman who has been missing for three years, and finding three people wanted on warrants.
