MSU's Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (IPF) has sent out its November construction agenda, which includes a campus snow plan, campus water system improvements and several building renovations.
As a father to two daughters, Keith Edwards has stepped up to the plate to deliver speeches all around the country to inform the public of the dangers of sexual assault, and how to prevent it from happening.
Lansing will be one of three cities in Michigan to participate in a pilot post-election audit program to ensure the security and validity of the Nov. 6 midterm elections.
About 300 people came out for a protest Thursday evening against the appointment of acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, seen by protestors as a Trump loyalist and threat to the Mueller investigation.
With the stage full of music and the main floor riddled with people dancing, attendees of the statewide Democratic watch party in Detroit celebrated reports of Debbie Stabenow being re-elected to the U.S. Senate.
Michigan voted "Yes" on three different proposals — allowing for recreational marijuana, an independent redistricting commission and an expansion of voter rights — on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Democrat Gretchen Whitmer beat out Republican Bill Schuette to become Michigan's 49th — and second female — governor.
MSU announced a change in the structure of their new compliance office that will centralize the existing Department of Audit and Risk with the still-evolving compliance office. When the office was initially announced in July by Interim President John Engler, MSU law professor Nicholas Wittner was named interim director.
Democrats Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay have won the two open seats on the MSU Board of Trustees. Both have said they hope to help change the current climate on MSU's campus and listen to the needs of students.
A motion to dismiss criminal charges against former Dean of Osteopathic medicine William Strampel was denied Wednesday by a judge in Lansing.
After a long period of counting, Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay have secured the two open seats on the MSU Board of Trustees.
Although Democrat's Dana Nessel's victory looked likely as Election Day wound down, Republican opponent and state House Speaker Tom Leonard did not concede until 9:15 a.m. Wednesday.
Democrat Elissa Slotkin will be the next representative from Michigan's 8th Congressional District after defeating two-term Republican incumbent Rep. Mike Bishop in the midterm elections.
Julie Brixie, Michigan’s new 69th state House District representative, will take a seat previously held by big names like Governor-elect Gretchen Whitmer and East Lansing Mayor Mark Meadows.
Democrats Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay are leading the race for two open seats on the Michigan State Board of Trustees.
Democrat Dana Nessel won the Michigan attorney general race over Republican Tom Leonard.
Democratic incumbent Curtis Hertel, Jr., D-East Lansing, won the race for the 23rd Michigan Senate District against Republican opponent Andrea Pollock.
Democratic candidate Jocelyn Benson was elected Michigan’s next Secretary of State in the 2018 midterm elections.
Democratic challenger Elissa Slotkin won the race for Michigan's 8th Congressional District. Slotkin won Ingham County with 64,859 total votes and 66.61 percent of the vote.
All three ballot proposals — for legalizing recreational marijuana, creating an independent redistricting commission and expanding voter access — won the approval of Michigan voters.