Lansing MI

Another ideal big man option for Michigan State has entered the transfer portal. Tom Izzo should consider giving him a call.

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Multiple law enforcement agencies in Clinton County need your help tracking down a few people wanted in connection to at least two instances of theft in the area. Dewitt Township police need your help identifying these two people, who are wanted for questioning regarding a liquor theft at the...

Lansing leaders are talking to the community about renaming Cesar Chavez Avenue. That's after news broke earlier this month that the farm workers union leader sexually assaulted a fellow organizer when she was a child. Chavez died in 1993. Lansing City Council member Deyanira Nevarez Martinez was raised in the...

Cancer remains a leading cause of death in the United States, often becoming life-threatening because it develops silently. Many cancers progress for years before symptoms appear, so diagnosis frequently occurs after the disease has spread. According to the American Cancer Society, early detection is critical, as...

Some experiences change you, and riding behind a steam locomotive is definitely one of them. The Steam Railroading Institute in Owosso, Michigan, offers something increasingly rare in our modern world: genuine enchantment. This isn’t manufactured nostalgia or artificial theming—this is the real deal, authentic steam...

Carson Cooper, a Jackson native who got an unexpected opportunity to join Michigan State in 2022, is a dying breed.

AURELIS TWP, Mich. (WILX) - Two parents charged in the death of their toddler and the neglect of their other child made their first court appearance Tuesday. Pierson and Karloina Davis face charges including murder and child abuse. Police say their 21-month-old son, Vincent, was found dead in August 2024...

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is continuing major improvements along US‑127 from the Ingham/Jackson county line north to the I‑69 interchange. Work is part of the Rebuilding Michigan program and runs from summer 2022 through fall 2028.

A Lansing man accused of breaking into two officers' Coleman home rejected a plea offer and is scheduled for a May trial in Midland

It says that, despite being in the minority, Cambensy passed nine Public Acts during her five years in Lansing.