Larry Wallace is a Reporter at NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. He covers a diverse range of topics including animal rescue and rehabilitation, consumer health, urban development, and the housing market, with a focus on issues of social interest and accessibility. Larry's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as FOX 17: WXMI TV, WXYZ Detroit, and WILX-TV.
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Hospice of Lansing has been around for nearly 50 years and serves between 300 and 400 patients a year.
By: Larry Wallace
Residents at the Porter Apartments say conditions have improved in some areas since a meeting with property managers about a month ago, but ongoing issues with trash and pests remain a concern.
Lansing residents say they are tired of living in fear as gunshots continue to ring out in their neighborhoods, and new data from the Lansing Police Department shows the problem may be getting worse.
By: Larry Wallace
Two community groups are taking a boots-on-the-ground approach to prevent more violence as summer approaches.
By: Larry Wallace
A video circulating online shows a van packed with dozens of dogs of various breeds, raising questions about animal welfare in Delta Township.
UPDATE: Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich confirmed Friday that the man who had 36 dogs packed in his van in Delta Township has agreed to work with the Humane Society.
Lansing fire crews fought three fires in the span of five hours early Thursday morning, including one on Parkview Avenue that left a home heavily damaged.
The Ingham County Continuum of Care said in 2026, there are 847 unhoused people in the county, that number is up from the 643 reported in 2025.
“Community organizations are doing what they are supposed to be doing,” said Michael McKissic.
By: Larry Wallace
An empty lot on Valencia Boulevard in South Lansing is set to become a new neighborhood designed to help families achieve the dream of homeownership.
