Clara Lincolnhol

People living in communities where gun violence is common have higher odds of dying from stress-related cardiovascular diseases like high blood pressure, strokes and heart attacks according to recent research from the University of Michigan.

Mason is getting ahead of potential data center projects by drafting an ordinance before any proposals arrive. City leaders say they’ve watched other Mid-Michigan communities get overwhelmed, and they want clearer standards for noise, water use and building size. A series of public meetings and open houses will give residents a chance to help shape the rules.

Deer firearm hunting season is underway. Michigan's deer population is highly active this time of year making it extra important for drivers to pay attention while on the road.

Workers in the cannabis industry across multiple states who pick, grind and package the plant are developing work-related asthma according to a recent study. Two people have died from asthma complications.

A mobile food bank in Lansing sees hundreds of visitors regularly and prepares to see twice as many people as usual due to the pause in SNAP benefits.

The Capital Area Transportation Authority is offering free rides to voters on election day.

A unique 97-year-old bus with ties to the Lansing automobile industry is being restored in the hopes that it can run again.

The rate of children and adolescents getting routine vaccinations in the state of Michigan is declining, according to a recent study that tracked immunizations from 2017-2023.

Weekly court hearings addressing the Dietrich Park homeless encampment continue as difficulties arise finding residents new housing.

Nearly three quarters of Michigan high school students are considered unprepared for college based on benchmark scores on standardized tests like the ACT and SAT.