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U.S. and Canadian teams were searching for a five-person submersible used to take groups including tourists to view the wreckage site of the Titanic.

Residents of the complex received an alert just before 9 a.m. advising them to stay inside because of a large police presence.

New hospital names become effective April 1, 2024, at the same time the health system's name will become University of Michigan Health-Sparrow.

A look at Lansing area summer festivals worth visiting, whether you're looking for good eats, art, music, family fun or something a little different.

It's been 60 years since Cyrus Stewart, 82, walked into Michigan State University's Spartan Stadium as Sparty so he could get free tickets.

To get it across the finish line, Gov. Whitmer could have to make concessions to both Republicans and more progressive members of her own party.

A federal lawsuit alleges retaliation against a corrections officer who reported that his supervisor threw away confiscated drug evidence.

Lansing police said they received a report of the crash shortly after 11 a.m. Sunday.

Photos: Lansing celebrates Juneteenth with a weekend event in REO Town

Lansing's Juneteenth Weekend celebration included live music, food from Black-owned food trucks and restaurants, games and more.