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Collette denies Baird's accusation. more
Former Ingham County Chief Circuit Court Judge William Collette is facing a misdemeanor assault charge. more
The clinic is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 14 — a Saturday — at 740 W. May St. in Lansing. Up to 100 eligible participants will be paired with a volunteer legal working pro bono to review ICHAT records and help people navigate expungement made available through recent state legislation. more
At 50% support among primary voters and with fat campaign coffers, it's Schor's race to lose more
The 61st annual Melon Fest, a tourist bonanza for the city of Howell, is hanging by a string. more
The weekend bustle was down to a late Sunday afternoon snooze in Lansing’s Old Town. Suddenly, three colorful figures came out of nowhere. more
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor is charging forward with a $300,000 plan to build an “anti-racist and bias-free environment” at City Hall following a recent stamp of approval from the City Council. more
Of the hundreds of alleged victims of convicted sex offender Larry Nassar, one of the most prominent is Amanda Thomashow. more
Martin McCallum was puzzled by an unexpected voicemail at 10 p.m. Tuesday, July 13. more
Local government officials are searching for a nonprofit organization to help launch a new gun violence prevention initiative in the Capital City while they scramble to get a grip on already record-breaking levels of homicides and shootings that have only continued to climb in 2021. more
Despite “legitimate differences of opinion,” with local cops, she enacted the change anyway. more
the Council reconsidered and tabled the proposal following several concerns raised over the legality of a ranked choice voting model in Michigan. more
At least 91 traffic tickets have been issued since July 1 through a targeted enforcement initiative called “Operation Slow Down,” according to a press release sent today from Schor’s office.  more
Lansing cops are investigating a recent burglary reported at Goodfellas Bagel Deli after staff arrived to find about $400 and several tablets missing yesterday morning.  more
Two of the five challengers who are facing off against Lansing Mayor Andy Schor in next month’s Primary Election have fallen out of compliance with state election law more
The city of Lansing is set to pitch in at least $100,000 to help several nonprofit groups expand summer activities and other programs to keep kids busy and help curb a spike in gun violence. more
With any luck, Detroit Rising Development CEO Jon Hartzell hopes to bring some of that success to Lansing’s downtown riverfront by transforming the old City Market building into the Lansing Shuffleboard & Social Club, a $3.2 million renovation inspired by his work in Detroit. more
The first female battalion chief at the Lansing Fire Department has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by a superior and subjected to unchecked homophobic and sexist harassment among her colleagues, which pushed her into an early retirement in 2019. more
The Lansing Police Department is investigating what some consider to be threats made against the City Council last week in an anonymous voicemail left with city offices. more
Michael Lynn Jr., an activist and co-leader of the Lansing chapter of Black Lives Matter, referred to the Council president, who is gay, as a "hissy bitch" on Lynn's Facebook show, "Merica 20 to Life." more
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