Marz Anderson is a journalist for WILX-TV, focusing on local news in Lansing, Michigan. With a passion for delivering relevant and timely stories to the community, Marz covers a range of topics including local events, politics, finance, health, and lifestyle.
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Marz Anderson's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Michigan, with an emphasis on government and politics as well as family and relationships. She frequently features expert commentary, particularly from local experts providing insights into topics such as tax returns, health-related issues, legal changes, and financial matters.
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Published Dec. 13, 2024 at 12:57 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - “Bad things happen, you know, for whatever reason some doesn't have those necessities or they're homeless.
Regardless of whether you like your eggs sunny side up or scrambled, a sort of new state law will change the types of eggs you’ll be able to buy.
This statewide initiative is all about collaboration holding offenders accountable and getting more than 750 guns off the street. In hopes of preventing potential tragedies before they happen.
With Christmas Day just one week away, it’s never too late to shop local. Michigan retailers are motivated to bring in more customers as holiday sales numbers see positive activity.
There are still a few days to get out to the store and stuff those stockings for Christmas. Local law enforcement shares holiday shopping safety tips ahead of the Super Saturday.
Michiganders will soon travel to their holiday destination, with hopes of returning to their homes exactly how they left them. Local law enforcement share tips on keeping your home safe while traveling for Christmas.
Published Dec. 20, 2024 at 2:35 AM GMT+1 | Updated 7 hours ago
Purchasing a counterfeit gift may be cost-effective but could have some negative impacts on health and the economy.
Many Michigan drivers haven't changed their driving habits for the winter conditions. Local agencies and towing companies are offer some advice.
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