On Tuesday, April 21, these former Lansing Metro area high school stars will be competing.

Michigan’s top officials have criticized a Department of Justice request for Wayne County’s November 2024 ballots. They say past cases cited do not relate to current voting concerns or justify federal intervention.

The upcoming week starting Monday, April 20 will feature these former Lansing Metro area high school athletes.

This former Lansing Metro area high school standout will be active on Monday, April 20.

Multiple running events are scheduled to take place in the Lansing Metro during the week ending April 24, offering opportunities for adults to compete, stay active, and take part in organized races.

Congressman Tom Barrett posted on April 17-18 about securing federal funding for Livingston County’s emergency dispatch system upgrades and celebrating tax cuts benefiting Michigan’s farmers and workers.

On Sunday, April 19, these former Lansing Metro area high school standouts will be in action.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has appealed MPSC’s approval of DTE’s special energy contracts for an AI data center project. The challenge centers on transparency concerns and whether proper procedures were followed during contract approvals impacting ratepayers.

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A Detroit woman has been sentenced for organizing multiple thefts at Ulta Beauty stores across metro Detroit counties. Authorities say she led push-out style robberies totaling over $30k before selling goods online. Officials highlight ongoing efforts against organized retail crime.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has reissued an alert about rising Bitcoin ATM scams targeting residents during Money Smart Week. The warning highlights how criminals exploit unregulated cryptocurrency machines for fraud while offering tips for avoiding victimization.

Eaton County has declared a state of emergency after storms damaged key infrastructure. The county requested—and received—state assistance from Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Local officials say this will help recovery efforts as cleanup continues.

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.

Small business confidence has declined for two consecutive quarters according to new data from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Inflation remains a key concern while fewer owners plan hiring or investments this year.

Bishop Earl Boyea has released Episode 14 in his series exploring Saint Paul’s relationship with Corinth. This episode focuses on Paul’s defense of his apostleship as described in Second Corinthians. The diocese also shares historical context about its service area.

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.

The Michigan Chamber of Commerce backs new legislation aimed at revising state renewable energy targets set in a recent law. Business leaders say more flexibility is needed for reliable electricity without driving up costs or risking jobs.

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.

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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is seeking backup sources for steelhead eggs following storm damage at its main facility. The Lower Platte River Weir has been activated as an alternative site to help meet stocking goals. Fishing restrictions near…