The Capitol Area BMX Track at Gier Park reverberated with the exuberant cheer of kids and adults in their biking gear on the occasion of the State Qualifier Weekend.
Every lane of Grand River Avenue between Michigan Avenue and Bogue Street opened Saturday, almost two months ahead of schedule, Michigan Department of Transportation, or MDOT, Project Engineer Greg Losch said.
For individuals arrested on a felony offense, a recently introduced bill might change the rules when it comes to providing DNA samples. Michigan legislators are considering a Senate bill that would provide for an expansion of DNA samples to include those arrested for committing or attempting a felony offense, certain prisoners, convicted offenders and juvenile offenders.
MSU computer science teaching assistant, or TA, Cameron Keif was voted as one of the top three TAs in America by CengageBrain.
That tuna you ate for lunch is causing a significant environmental shift thousands of miles away.
Be careful when going through your yard if you are looking for something to eat, or you might end up in the hospital.
Two MSU researchers have made history — or, rather, they’re re-interpreting it.
After they leave college, many former standout football players pursue a life of money, fame and accolades.
To celebrate 150 years of freedom, Lansing kicked off the 20th annual Juneteenth Freedom Festival in Lansing’s St. Joseph Park this past Friday and Saturday.
In multiple surveys released recently, college graduates reported feeling unprepared as they enter the workforce. And likewise, a small majority of employers plan to hire graduates after they leave school.
If you paid attention to international affairs this past spring, tension on the Korean Peninsula was an unavoidable matter. Once again, the Kim regime unleashed its bellicose rhetoric, threatening peace in the Far East while also intimidating the United States. To top it all off, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea sentenced U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae to a 15-year prison sentence for unspecified “hostile acts” against the reclusive Stalinist state.
A suspect detained by the East Lansing Police Department in connection with a string of robberies in downtown East Lansing was arraigned in district court today.
Every lane of Grand River Avenue will be open by Monday at the latest, almost two months ahead of schedule, Michigan Department of Transportation, or MDOT, Project Engineer Greg Losch said.
Local fire chiefs have enacted three cooperative agreements among surrounding fire departments in an effort to improve response times, save money and decrease many residents’ property insurance rates. The fire departments include those in East Lansing, Lansing, Meridian Township and Delhi Township.
It didn’t take long for James Galligan, director of the MSU Neuroscience Program, to answer a question seemingly simple in nature, but amazingly complex in reality: How would you describe the functions of the human brain?
The specialty hot dog shop and bar, What Up Dawg?, 317 M.A.C. Ave., is in talks with a downtown Lansing bar complex to open a new location, a co-owner confirmed.
Forty-eight-year-old Timothy Houser of Lansing was arraigned in connection with the meth labs at Happy’s Inn Motel, 2174 Cedar St., in Holt, Mich., on June 6.
The East Lansing Planning Commission unanimously approved an application for the property at 1600 E. Grand River Ave. to convert the existing extended stay hotel to an apartment complex at the commission’s meeting Wednesday night.
Diane Grettenberger, the founder of Music in the Park, was inspired to create the concert after taking banjo lessons for nine years at the age of 50. “I don’t think anybody ever expected me to stick with it,” Grettenberger said.
With plays ranging from dark thrillers to light-hearted musicals, the MSU Summer Circle Theatre has been entertaining the Lansing area for more than 50 years with free summer plays.