Who are the Lansing Metro area high school alumni in action on Tuesday, April 21?
On Tuesday, April 21, these former Lansing Metro area high school stars will be competing.
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$4 million in grants awarded to support youth employment initiatives in Michigan
Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has awarded $4 million in grants for youth job programs. The funding will help teens overcome employment barriers through local agencies statewide. Leaders say these efforts will build a stronger future workforce.
Mike Rogers files 30,000 petition signatures to qualify for U.S. Senate ballot
Mike Rogers filed twice as many petition signatures as required for his run at Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat on Apr. 17. Supporters cite concerns over jobs and education while highlighting strong grassroots momentum behind his campaign.
Tom Barrett highlights agriculture tax relief and infrastructure investments in mid-Michigan
Congressman Tom Barrett used social media between April 15-17, 2026 to spotlight efforts supporting agriculture through tax relief, infrastructure upgrades in Brighton, and local manufacturing at Crest Marine in Owosso.
Which ex-high school standouts featured in Lansing Metro will compete on Saturday, April 18?
Saturday, April 18 will see these former Lansing Metro area high school stars in competition.
Michigan Democratic Party marks one year since Mike Rogers launched second Senate campaign
The Michigan Democratic Party marked one year since Mike Rogers began his second U.S. Senate campaign by criticizing his record on economic issues and special interests. The party’s statement comes as part of ongoing efforts ahead of upcoming elections.
MHSAA introduces boys volleyball and updates girls tennis finals for spring sports season
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Attorney General Nessel urges major reduction in Consumers Energy natural gas rate hike request
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Sen. Elissa Slotkin addresses Israel aid vote and Michigan weather response
Senator Elissa Slotkin posted updates between April 15-16 about her vote against certain U.S. military aid to Israel, called for prioritizing housing emergencies over others such as Canada-related issues, and expressed support for Michigan…