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Lieza Klemm/WKAR NewsThe Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy says residents recycled 23% of their waste over the last year, up from just under 15 percent before 2019. -
Amy Robinson/WKARThe Clinton County Board of Commissioners' updates come after officials say property owners expressed concerns about the "adverse noise or visual aspects of wind turbines."
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved more than $390 million in aid for residents who faced tornado and flood damage in the Aug. 24-26 storms. -
Volunteers can help monitor water quality of favorite lakes -
Lansing was chosen along with cities in Denmark, Zimbabwe, and Brazil. -
Okemos Public Schools is one of the first school districts to implement standards under Michigan’s “Filter First” law. -
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is rolling out some new regulations for the 2024 fishing season. -
Environmental advocates say they’ve removed more than 200 e-scooters from the river in the past year.
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Officials in Ingham County are seeking public input on plans to repair part of the Lake Lansing dam that helps control the lake's water level. -
The General Motors partner expects to bring 1,700 jobs to the new facility. -
The city has killed nearly 200 deer since 2020 as biologists and sharpshooters work to stop animal overpopulation in public parks and some private properties. -
The utility has 13 power plants along Michigan waterways. Consumers is evaluating how customers could be impacted if it decommissions or sells its hydroelectric dams.
