“Our caregivers have been dealing with the pandemic for obviously two years now and they have been doing incredible work — but we need any assistance we can,” director of media relations and corporate communications at Sparrow Hospital John Foren said.
“When we look at our overall case trends, we can see that these are the highest numbers we’ve seen since the pandemic,” Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail said. “That is true nationally, that is true almost everywhere.”
What Whitmer referred to as "kitchen table issues," such as tax reform, insulin regulation, electric vehicles and mental health, dominated her discussion in policy proposals for the upcoming year.
Looking for a new hobby to pick up? Well, now that Patriarche Park is installing 10 new pickeball courts, you may have just found one.
This extension affects on and off-campus routes, as well as several Lansing-based routes.
Conservative students talk about what the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 means to them and the conservative groups on campus, one year later.
"We're constantly evaluating improvements to our campus to further the safety and security of our Spartan Community and guests," MSU spokesperson Dan Olsen said. "We're having conversations about this particular space on campus and looking at additional measures to make it safer for our community."
Santo went missing on Oct. 29 before his body was discovered on Jan. 21.
The suspect was described as an unknown male, with tan skin, curly hair and 5'9" tall.
Voodoo’s World of Oddtiques held their grand opening this Saturday, welcoming guests to embrace all things weird and spooky.
From testing to quarantine protocols, COVID-19 preparedness is not a "one-size-fits-all" approach for the schools in the Big Ten league.
Short-term hotel lodging, prepaid cell phones, gas cards, home security items and hiring a new employee are some of CARE’s plans for the funds.
Ryan Robison had been working on Santo’s disappearance for 15 days. According to a Facebook post, Robinson went to the Santo house and informed them just before midnight on Thursday.
After civilian search efforts, fliers and a large social media campaign to "Bring Brendan Home," the MSU community became deeply involved in the case. Now, after the discovery of the body, many students are devastated.
Michigan State University Police and Public Safety found a body in the Red Cedar River at 12:30 p.m. in Lansing, 1.5 miles downriver of where Brendan Santo was last seen. Identification of the body is pending, but the body is believed to be that of Santo.
"It could be possible to do a partial dam if there was a very specific area to concentrate on,” MSU spokesperson Dana Whyte said in a Jan. 19 email to the State News.
The vehicle has since been located near State and Chandler Road.
Councilperson George Brookover kept his comments on updating the city's livestock code to include goats and ducks brief. “No, thanks,” he said.
Human biology senior Zack Wojcik said he is unsure if the preventative measures put in place against COVID-19 will be enough.
The missing vehicle is a gray Dodge RAM 1500 four-door pickup truck.