Danny Valle

The Michigan Department of Transportation held a community meeting at Lansing's Allen Neighborhood Center to discuss upcoming reconstruction work on U.S. 127.

Okemos schools may cut resources as leaders discuss potential reductions to address a nearly $1 million budget shortfall.

As summer temperatures climb, mid-Michigan doctors are urging residents to take heat illness seriously, especially children and the elderly.

A year after a tornado destroyed their home and event venue, an Eaton County family is still rebuilding and revamping their strategies anytime severe weather is a possibility.

“160 people flooding through our doors… it's a lot of fun,” said Ozones manager Marc Wolbert.

Democratic congressional hopefuls attended a forum in Lansing to make their case to the Latino community that they're the best candidate to unseat U.S. Representative Tom Barrett (R-Charlotte) in November.

A Lansing home builder paid more than $8,000 to get his basement cleaned after it flooded from heavy rains and is sharing tips to homeowners to help prevent high cleaning bills.

Lansing leaders could soon revisit whether to rename Cesar Chavez Avenue in Old Town, as a city pause on action is set to expire next week.

Ozone's Brewhouse filled with cheers and chants Friday afternoon as Team USA defeated Australia 2-0 to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.

More than two months after a proposed downtown Lansing data center fell apart, Lansing City Council is again talking about data centers but this time in the form of a potential moratorium.