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Webberville, in turn, is increasingly focused on a new type of agriculture within its secluded business park off I-96: weed. And many residents are hopeful it could help keep the town alive.
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KYLE KAMINSKI
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11/26/20
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State licensing records show that American Securities Integrated in Webberville was licensed as a transporter for Michigan’s cannabis market earlier this year. Those records also listed Webberville Mayor Brad Hitchcock’s daughter, Lynsey Hitchcock, as the registered owner.
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KYLE KAMINSKI
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11/26/20
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A liberal advocacy organization in Lansing is declaring a partial legal victory today after settling a years-long lawsuit.
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Kyle Kaminski
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11/25/20
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The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce is fielding basic questions from local businesses with concerns about COVID-19.
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Staff
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11/25/20
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Amid a year of protests centered on social equity reforms and racial justice, the city of East Lansing is recognizing the health effects of racism on its local population.
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Sean Bradley
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11/25/20
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor’s administration has hired a diversity officer to help lead ongoing efforts designed to bolster racial justice and social equity in the capital city.
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Staff
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11/19/20
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Heads up pot smokers: Skymint just opened up shop in East Lansing.
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Staff
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11/19/20
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In 2005, Ingham County formed the state’s second Land Bank. The timing was worthy of Nostradamus.
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Lawrence Cosentino
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11/19/20
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The Hertel family pigskin will have a blank on it for 2020.
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TODD HEYWOOD and SEAN BRADLEY
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11/19/20
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Another round of statewide emergency orders that took effect this week are designed to enact a “three-week pause” on social gatherings and other group-oriented activities across Michigan.
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KYLE KAMINSKI
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11/19/20
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She’s been talked about for governor so often, it’s as if mentioning Macomb County Public Works Director Candice Miller’s name in any speculative gubernatorial list is a festive formality. Kind of like serving cranberry sauce on Thanksgiving.
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Kyle Melinn
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11/19/20
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Jan.20 can’t come soon enough, but there is still plenty of time for thousands more Michiganders to die from COVID-19 before President-elect Biden takes the reins and implements a national pandemic containment strategy.
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Staff
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11/19/20
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The complete list of Top of the Town 2020 winners.
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Richard Ruzich is eyeing a large expansion of his marijuana cultivation business in Lansing next year.
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Sean Bradley
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11/18/20
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Lansing Deputy Mayor Samantha Harkins is stepping down from one of the top jobs in Lansing’s government and appears to have launched her own consulting business.
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Kyle Kaminski
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11/13/20
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Two more officers at the Lansing Police Department have been placed on paid administrative leave as the Michigan State Police launches an investigation into a violent arrest earlier this week along the 800 block of Baker Street in southeast Lansing.
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Kyle Kaminski
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11/12/20
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THURSDAY, Nov. 12 — As the holiday season approaches, health officials are calling on local residents to hunker down and avoid gatherings as COVID-19 caseloads begin to overwhelm medical …
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KYLE KAMINSKI
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11/12/20
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For 50,000-plus nonprofit organizations in Michigan — nearly 4,000 in Ingham County alone — the year 2020 has been challenging in the extreme.
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Lawrence Cosentino
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11/12/20
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer stopped by I-496 in Lansing Tuesday to see the nearly completed construction of the first project in her “Rebuilding Michigan” plan.
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Kyle Kaminski
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11/12/20
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The 2020 election is in the books in Michigan. Unless you’re President Trump or believe something is going to come of his spaghetti-on-the-wall lawsuits.
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Kyle Melinn
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11/12/20
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