Lansing MI

Among eight other bills passed Thursday evening, ASMSU passed two bills to amend Title Four of the ASMSU manual to include new criteria for the Activity Department to allow them to get funding. Additionally, the General Assembly (GA) passed a bill to amend Title Six of Student Allocations Board (SAB) code of...

Residents of a local apartment complex are expressing frustration over Lime scooters being left in their parking lot. The scooters, which are intended for short-term rental and use in urban areas, are being abandoned on the property, inviting unauthorized individuals to enter the premises. This has led to a series of...

Something as simple as getting a few items from the grocery store a decade ago was a task that evoked so much anxiety for Abrea Hensley, she said it was a toss up if she’d make it to the check out. But as Hensley described her mental health battle,...

The City of East Lansing, Michigan, will hold its annual Downtown Tree Lighting event on Saturday, November 22. The event will take place at Ann Street Plaza, at the intersection of Albert and M.A.C. avenues. Activities will run from 5 to 7 p.m. The tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for 6 p.m.

There's always something exciting happening in Lansing, especially on the weekends. From pumpkin chucking events to DJ nights, knife sharpening services to holiday shopping nights, and even theater performances, Lansing is buzzing with activities. Here's a roundup of some of the events that are set to take place this...

Michigan State fans have to be thrilled with the news that five-star center Ethan Taylor committed to the Spartans. This quote will make them even happier.

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) -Happening next week, the City of Lansing is distributing winter coats to people in need. Joining Taylor to speak on this event is Delvata Moses, the Deputy Director of Lansing’s Human Relations and Community Services Department. The event is on Thursday, Nov. 20. For more, check...

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - DeWitt native Chad Pipkens has been passionate about fishing from a young age. “I’m a positive dude, and I always think it’s going to happen. It may not happen, but I’m going to believe it happens until it’s no longer on the table,” said Pipkens.

Legislation in Lansing aims to shield some people from having to pay back unemployment benefits they improperly received during the pandemic.

Respiratory illnesses are making a comeback across mid-Michigan, with local health experts reporting an uptick in various types. “At this time, people are dealing with both the flu — those cases are starting to rise — but I think COVID is what we’re starting to see more often in the urgent care and emergency...