Studies estimate that mid-Michigan needs 7,500 new housing units to meet demand. That's forcing Lansing area officials to get creative with how they build more homes.
Officials unveiled a new design for the Ovation Center for Music and Arts. The site will serve as a hub for concerts, film screenings and other performances.
UAW Local 475 workers at Eaton walked off the job Monday after failing to reach an agreement with the company. The union said it's fighting to give employees a better work-life balance.
Experts say presidential debates typically don't have a major effect on the election, but this year's campaign is unconventional with the change to the Democratic ticket.
The Lansing Board of Water and Light said the average customer will pay $11 more on their monthly bills under the rate hike. Multiple residents told the utility they can't afford the increase.
The order allows e-bikes on mountain bike paths and other natural surface trails. Officials say the change makes trails accessible for individuals with limited mobility.
Lansing is repaving the road to include sidewalks with a separate section for bikes. But some riders worry the change could increase crashes with pedestrians.
Constructed in 1912, the Genesee Street School served students for more than 70 years. Developers want to preserve the structure and create 54 housing units there.
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners moved Monday to place a jail operations millage on the November ballot. Voters rejected two previous attempts to fund the jail in recent elections.