Lansing | featured news

MDOT said the ramps from Ainger Road to southbound I-69 and from southbound I-69 to M-78 will be rebuilt this spring and summer.

The free arts festival runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday in the city's downtown area on Albert Avenue.

Mayor Andy Schor said he introduced "a responsible, balanced budget" and was not consulted on some of the amendments passed by the council.

The crash happened around 5 p.m. following a chain-reaction collision involving three vehicles, police said.

New York State and Pennsylvania also denied Black applicants for behavioral reasons at a disproportionate rate.

An 'unwieldly' 19-member committee will study wind and solar for months as utility-scale projects are halted in Clinton County.

Police said Matthew Sutherland fired a weapon toward officers during a vehicle pursuit last year in Lansing. He pleaded no contest to four counts.

MSU announces plans to sell its 1,200-acre property in Eagle Township; the land is being marketed as a potential megasite.

There is pressure on state and economic development officials to use a handful of large sites to make Michigan competitive with other states.

Township officials approved a process for forming a planning commission to approve or deny a megasite.