Kevin Lavery is an Education Reporter for WKAR-TV, focusing on local news in Michigan, specifically in Lansing. He has written for various outlets including NPR and WAMU 88.5, and covers a range of topics including education, community events, local politics, and social issues.
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Kevin Lavery's coverage focuses heavily on local government announcements, political developments, and community issues in Michigan. His articles often center around the local impact of events such as the MSU shooting, homelessness relief allocation, and racial profiling complaints.
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By: Kevin Lavery
The City of Jackson wants public input on a plan to address homelessness and housing instability.
By: Brett Dahlberg, Kevin Lavery
MSU police arrived at the student union building one minute after the gunman in the February 13 mass shooting on campus left the building, an investigation has found.
By: Kevin Lavery
It’s been three years since Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency after the first detection of the COVID-19 virus in Michigan. Now, medical providers say an annual COVID vaccine may become routine.
By: Kevin Lavery
The commission is pursuing a complaint of racial profiling against the director of the city’s public library following a January incident.
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor says he will not run for a seat in Congress in 2024.
By: Kevin Lavery
The City of Jackson will use more than $3 million in federal funds for new home construction and rehabilitation.
Traffic is flowing a little better now in Meridian Township.
By: Kevin Lavery
The Grand Ledge Independent that has roots dating back almost to the Civil War is printing its last edition on Sunday.
In August 1973, a Bronx house party changed music forever.
What do we desire from our lives and our work? In October of 2023, I participated in a debate at my college, Western Carolina University, regarding whether gender affirming care for minors should be banned. When it was my turn, I mostly stuck to the facts. I cited medical organizations, doctors, and meta-analyses. Tho...
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