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Mich. gasoline sales to drop slightly this summer
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'Swastika Bandit' Caught by Lansing Police
A 58-year-old man is in custody after Lansing police caught him painting a Swastika on the Old Town Temple, Saturday morning.
Michigan's new learning standards spur debate
Educational goals being implemented in Michigan schools have sparked a contentious debate in Lansing, pitting Republican Gov.
Bill Would Allow Signal Cameras
House bill 4762 is designed to promote safety and give local governments funding options.
Craig Satterlee elected bishop of ELCA North/West Lower Michigan Synod
The Rev. Craig Alan Satterlee was elected May 21 to serve a six-year term as bishop of the North/West Lower Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America .
Billboards to Feature Paige Renkoski and Other Cold Cases
Livingston County authorities plan to put up billboards featuring a Lansing-area woman who disappeared in 1990 and two other cold cases.
Michigan Civil Rights Commission Seeks Executive Director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Lansing, MI-The Michigan Civil Rights Commission has announced that they are seeking candidates for the position of Executive Director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights .
Lansing to Washington: Advocate begins walk to highlight fetal alcohol exposure and mental illness
The 58-year-old Michigan native, who currently resides with his in-laws in Canada but is a regular at the state Capitol and Detroit City Council, made the walk three years ago, and despite his advancing age, set out again on Friday morning with plans to reach D.C. in 40 days.
State legislative chambers to get new carpets, technology upgrades
The carpet in the Michigan House chambers at the Capitol in Lansing has repairs done with duct tape to limit the potential of people tripping and falling over separated and frayed panels.
City Council Not Happy With Veto
It seems one of the few things concerning the budget Lansing city council members and the mayor agreed on is that he would veto their recommendations.
BIOTRONIK Announces Completion of Enrollment in IMPACT Study to Investigate
The study aims to investigate whether the use of BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring ) in conjunction with anticoagulation can reduce the risks of stroke, systemic embolism and major bleeding in cardiac device patients.
Michigan Community Colleges, Universities To See 2% Increase
Police believe two sisters are the brains behind a home invasion in Holt earlier this month.
Truck Slams Into Home, Good Samaritans Come To Rescue
This May 22, 2013 picture shows Jory Green, one of the three men who helped rescue a woman by breaking windows out of a pickup truck that slammed into a home on Jolly near Cedar.
Feds Urging Prison Time For Former Supreme Ct. Justice
Police believe two sisters are the brains behind a home invasion in Holt earlier this month.
Lansing's mayor vetoes city council changes to his budget plan
Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero today vetoed all the changes the city council made to his budget plan for next year.
Michigan State Lawmaker Accused of Sexual Harassment
A state lawmaker is being accused of harassment by a former aide who says he was forced into a sex act.
Apartments planned for former Detroit Savings Bank building
The Michigan Strategic Fund approved incentives Wednesday to help renovate a vacant historic office building in Detroit's Capitol Park district into apartments for the fast-growing downtown residential scene.
Big plans are in the works for a tiny Capitol Park in downtown Detroit
The former United Way building at 1214 Griswold was bought earlier this year. The state approved a $6 million loan for the historic building.
Lansing Neighborhood Selected for State Revitalization Project
Northtown Neighborhood in Lansing has been selected as one of the first neighborhoods to take part in the MSHDA MI Neighborhood Program.
Devastation in Oklahoma - Live Appeal
The Red Cross of Mid-Michigan, Sparrow Health System, and WILX TV-10 will hold a live televised appeal from 4pm - 8pm, Wednesday, May 22, 2013 for the people and communities affected by the recent severe weather throughout the Plains and Midwest.