Saline native, MSU prof takes up ‘Jeopardy!’ challenge this week
A mid-Michigan academic with southeast Michigan roots has a shot at becoming the next "Jeopardy!" champion when they take the stage on Friday, May 15. Chayce Griffith, of Saline, an assistant professor of tree fruit physiology in Michigan State University's Department of Horticulture, will appear on the Friday game sho
18-year-old Lansing student to appear in court after allegedly firing shots near school
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - An 18-year-old accused of firing a gun outside a Lansing school last month is expected to appear in court Thursday. The Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office said Howard Davis Jr. allegedly fired a gun on the grounds of Pleasant View School on April 29. Pleasant View...
Preliminary injunction issued against use of ‘John James Governor’ campaign logo
LANSING, MI – An Ingham County judge has issued a preliminary injunction against U.S. Rep. John James, R-Shelby Township, requiring him to stop using his current governor’s campaign logo, at least for now. The injunction, issued in Ingham County Circuit Court by Judge Wanda Stokes, comes in response...
Rounding the corner into a warmup for Mid-Michigan
LANSING, Mich. — Stubborn clouds behind a cold front and an area of low pressure will gradually break up tonight as the disturbance moves away from the Great Lakes. Clouds will linger long enough to keep our temperatures from falling too much, but we'll still wind up in the low 40s by daybreak. Northwesterly winds at 1
Affordable Housing Showcase in Lansing
The Michigan Manufactured Housing Association is giving people an up-close look at today's modern manufactured homes, right here in Lansing.
Lansing showcase gives visitors tours of modern manufactured homes
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - People will have the opportunity Thursday to tour modern manufactured homes during a showcase event in Lansing. The Michigan Manufactured Housing Association is giving visitors an up-close look at today’s manufactured housing designs during the Capital Showcase at Adado Riverfront Park. Attendee
Wisconsin and Michigan researchers: More people turning to AI instead of human counselors
More people are turning to artificial-intelligence chatbots for emotional support. Michigan researchers question whether warning labels meant to reduce emotional dependence could actually backfire. A team from Michigan State University and the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee pointed to new state laws that require som
UM Health-Sparrow expands wearable ‘panic button’ program
Violence against healthcare workers is on the rise across the country and UM Health-Sparrow is among the hospitals scrambling to keep their staff safe.
Crime Stoppers: Cold-case disappearance, vehicle theft and purse snatching
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — This week on Crime Stoppers, police need your help solving a more-than-two-decades-old disappearance in Lansing and identifying people wanted in relation to a vehicle theft and purse snatching incident. If you have information regarding the cases below, call Crime Stoppers of Mid-Michigan at (51
Michigan Economic Development Corporation under pressure following fraud allegations
LANSING, MI (WOWO) Former criminal charges filed against a Michigan Economic Development Corporation board member are drawing renewed scrutiny of the agency’s oversight practices, while top MEDC officials declined to publicly address the controversy during a board meeting Tuesday in Lansing. The meeting came one week a

















