22 min ago | WILX-TV Lansing
Fireworks Complaints Swamp Police
Fireworks are disturbing families in some neighborhoods, and they want police to intervene.
4 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
Thousands expected to rally in Lansing on behalf of public schools
How many times do you have to hit your thumb with a hammer to realize it is painful? That is what... As many as 2,000 people are expected to gather Wednesday at the State Capitol in Lansing for a rally aimed at focusing attention on supporting public schools in Michigan.
6 hrs ago | WLNS-TV Lansing
Flooding Still A Problem In Local Neighborhoods
One person is injured and another is in custody after an assault Monday. Officials were called to the 1300 block of Knollwood around 5:30a.m., but the incident has continued into Lansing police say a woman in her early 20s was assaulted at a home in the 1300 block of Knollwood on Monday.
7 hrs ago | Lansing State Journal
Jury cannot reach verdict in Lansing New Year's Day 2012 fatal beating trial
A judge declared a mistrial today after a jury failed to reach a verdict in the trial of a man charged in connection with 2012 New Year's Day beating death in downtown Lansing.
10 hrs ago | Lansing State Journal
Police believe Lansing inmate is suspect in Brighton bank robberies
The Livingston County Sheriff's Department is investigating whether a man being held on bank robbery charges in Ingham County is also a suspect in two Brighton-area robberies which took place earlier this year.
13 hrs ago | Lansing State Journal
Holt United Methodist Church to host 'Loving' Your Neighbor' June 23
This week the theme is, "My neighbor is Moslem." Mabrouk, a native of Detroit, is the spiritual leader of the Islamic Center in East Lansing.
18 hrs ago | Lansing State Journal
Weekend recap: Lansing man, 21, killed in shooting; Bar 30 to close
A look back at some of the local stories you might have missed over the weekend.
20 hrs ago | Lansing State Journal
People News: Holt student to attend Catholic Youth Choir camp
Abigail McKay, a student from the Diocese of Lansing, is participating in this year's National Catholic Youth Choir.
Garden Tour kicks off as 'Doodle Days wind down
On June 23 Grand Ledge gardeners invite you to explore seven of our garden gems to support this Historical Society fundraiser.
People News: Jim's Tiffany Place reunion planned for September
It all started with a letter, from Pat Talbot to Angelos Vlahakis. Vlahakis is former owner of Jim's Tiffany Place; Talbot, a former employee.
Lansing Police Investigating Early Morning Homicide
Lansing police responded to reports of a shooting at the Centerfolds strip club on Pennsylvania Ave. in Lansing around 2 a.m. Sunday.
Letter: Competition to Lansing airport is in Flint, Grand Rapids
Bob Selig has the audacity to say the grant would create unfair competition. This is the same person that granted Allegiant a one year waiver of landing fees in order to get them to fly some flights out of Lansing.
Anniversary: Bill Rider & Sue Rider
June 29th we will be celebrating Bill and Sue Rider's 60th Anniversary. Come enjoy the day with them.
St. Johns receives grant for public art display
The City of St. Johns is one of three communities to receive a $10,000 grant for Public Art from Lansing Economic Area Partnership .
What happens when the GOP controls all levels of state government
When the four leaders of Michigan's Legislature told a Mackinac Island audience two weeks ago that they actually get along better than most people think, they definitely were talking personalities and not politics.
Three Suspects Face Charges For Harboring Teen Runaways
The question for many gun owners these days is where to get ammunition? Gun shops and ammo dealers are struggling with a long term shortage and they say it's impacting their business.
Oldsmobile Homecoming car show draws crowd
Despite a light drizzle and overcast skies, hundreds of car enthusiasts turned out Saturday for the annual Oldsmobile Homecoming Car show in Lansing.
Michigan budget: From roads to schools, budget touches you
It ain't all bad news for Detroit! The next step should be re-inventing Hart Plaza in the guise of... Protesters hold a symbolic silent protest in Lansing, Mich., Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, a day after thousands of protesters rallied on the grounds as lawmakers pushed final versions of right-to-work legislation.
People News: Martin Luther Chapel to greet new pastor
Martin Luther Chapel will welcome Curtis Dwyer as its new associate pastor Sunday.
Lansing Art Gallery: an update for readers
The Lansing Art Gallery has recently moved from its previous location south of Michigan Avenue on Washington Square to a new address a block or two further north, on the west side of the square.