|
The Ingham County Health Department is monitoring a newly detected and heavily concentrated outbreak of COVID-19 among the Asian community within a large swath of south Lansing.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/8/20
|
|
Despite Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s mandate that all employees wear face coverings, not a single employee at three Big John Steak & Onion restaurants in Lansing wore one yesterday afternoon. Calls to corporate were not returned, but managers said masks there are optional.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/8/20
|
|
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer today amended Michigan’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order to allow manufacturing workers — including auto workers — to resume work on Monday. It also extends all other existing lockdown measures in Michigan from May 15 to May 28.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/7/20
|
|
For Teacher’s Appreciation Week 2020, one Lansing School District educator got a heartwarming surprise.
more
Cole Tunningley
|
5/7/20
|
|
Up to 120 businesses in Greater Lansing owned by people of color, women, those with disabilities, immigrants, veterans and other underserved populations could be eligible for a $2,500 grant through a new Lansing Economic Area Partnership program.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/6/20
|
|
After a horde of armed and angry protesters swarmed Lansing last week, State Rep. Sarah Anthony brought some extra protection on her way to the State Capitol today.
more
|
|
A woman in her 90s with underlying health conditions died yesterday at hospital with COVID-19, marking the 30th virus-related death reported in Greater Lansing.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/5/20
|
|
Lansing is still rallying to save Moores Park Pool, even as the coronavirus delays community fundraising efforts and quashes any hope of the pool reopening this summer.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/5/20
|
|
A new state office will help to track and oversee all governmental spending earmarked to both help protect workers and combat the COVID-19 pandemic across Michigan.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/4/20
|
|
An East Lansing Police Department officer recently accused of using excessive force is expected to return to the job after he was cleared of any alleged misconduct.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/4/20
|
|
Take a moment at noon today to reflect about what happened 50 years ago at Kent State University when National Guard troops shot into a crowd killing four students.
more
|
|
Only one new case of the coronavirus was reported in Greater Lansing today.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/3/20
|
|
Customers and employees must wear face coverings inside grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurants until May 29 under an extended statewide executive order issued today.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/2/20
|
|
Ingham County Prosecutor Carol Siemon won’t pursue charges against a Lansing barber who briefly gave haircuts Thursday.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/2/20
|
|
A state of emergency remains in effect in Michigan despite a denial from state lawmakers yesterday afternoon and as the COVID-19 death toll nears 4,000 statewide, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared today.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/1/20
|
|
The city of Lansing announced a series of COVID-19 “Rescue Fund” grants today amid the first in a series of phases of funding geared to assist local residents.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
5/1/20
|
|
Al Martin, 29, of East Lansing, is the host of Current Sports on WKAR FM, a daily radio program that recaps the week’s hottest sports stories.
more
Skyler Ashley
|
5/1/20
|
|
State lawmakers refused to extend a state of emergency declaration in Michigan today as the statewide COVID-19 death toll nears 3,800 amid an ongoing health crisis.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
4/30/20
|
|
|
Brian Caskey risked a misdemeanor charge, civil fines and losing his business license today by reopening Classic Barber Shop along Michigan Avenue in Lansing.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
4/30/20
|
|
At least a few hundred protesters crowded the State Capitol lawn today as residents continue to push back against Michigan’s extended stay-at-home order.
more
Kyle Kaminski
|
4/30/20
|
