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MSU announces classes will be cancelled next Feb.13 and plans to re-open Berkey Hall

Jeff Ward, Robert Ludwig and Ron Smith are all Michigan men who live in separate cities, but they come together often because of an organization called Fallen Outdoors.

Lions fans traveled from all over the state to see the team

The Clinton County 4-H and Youth Fair is in full swing, and one event showed what happens when you put a racing engine on farm equipment, the tractor pull.

Culligan of Lansing - 7/31/23

MSU researchers receive grant to study soil health

Holt & Dimondale Insurance Agency - 7/28/23

Today's Forecast: Hot and humid with rounds of scattered showers and storms

Olivet fire department festival is set to take place this Saturday and they need your help more than ever.

Wednesday, July 26, CAN Council, Caring & Sharing Family Life Services Council Coordinator Marie Barks helped the community in a big way. She was leading the charge to fill a bus with school supplies for the upcoming school year.

With the Women's World Cup in full swing, we're hoping no player leaves the field with a major injury, but back here at home, experts are noting an increase an ACL injuries among female athletes.

Spectacular Lives Coaching - 7/27/23

On Monday, July 24, a resolution was introduced for public comment to create Lansing's next social district.

Severe storms likely Wednesday afternoon

McCreary's Healthy Homes - 7/25/23

Mid Michigan Medicare - 7/25/23

Red Cedar Lodge - 7/24/23

Financial Strategies Group - 7/21/23

If you live in Holt and have had back pain you may know the name Walter Kittle. He was a chiropractor in the neighborhood for 40 years.Now, in retirement, he has gone from cracking backs to cracking chords.

They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away, and at Phillips Orchards and Cider Mill in St. Johns, you might never have to visit the doctor again.

A&D Repair and Collision - 7/20/23

911 call made the night of Wynter Smith’s kidnapping

The World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament has made it's way to Lansing for the first time. The opening ceremony kicked off July 17 at the Lansing Center.

Cuts for cancer is an event happening Monday July 31st. Local hairstylist are throwing the event to raise money for a family in Mason that has been impacted by cancer.

Surviving victim of MSU shooting making progress on road to recovery