Kevin Lavery
ReporterKevin Lavery is a general assignment reporter and occasional local host for Morning Edition and All Things considered.
Kevin Lavery joined WKAR in September 2006.
Prior to coming to WKAR, Lavery was a reporter at KWMU in St. Louis, Missouri, covering local politics, government, and biotechnology issues.
Lavery's journalism career began in the Navy. He studied journalism at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indiana; worked as news director and television producer for American Forces Network-Japan; and served in Antarctica as radio program director at the McMurdo Station Research Facility on Ross Island.
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The Grand Ledge Independent that has roots dating back almost to the Civil War is printing its last edition on Sunday. -
Traffic is flowing a little better now in Meridian Township.
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The City of Jackson will use more than $3 million in federal funds for new home construction and rehabilitation.
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The arrival of spring carries the potential for severe storms. On Wednesday, Michigan will conduct its annual statewide tornado drill.
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor says he will not run for a seat in Congress in 2024.
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La Comisión de Derechos Humanos de East Lansing está tramitando una denuncia de discriminación racial contra el director de la biblioteca pública de la ciudad.
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La policía del campus anunció en una conferencia de prensa el martes que Marlon Lynch renunciará a su papel como jefe de policía de MSU. Mantendrá su estatus como vicepresidente de seguridad pública y agregará las funciones de director de seguridad.
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The commission is pursuing a complaint of racial profiling against the director of the city’s public library following a January incident.
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Marlon Lynch will transition from MSU police chief to chief safety officer. Interim Deputy Chief Chris Rozman will be promoted to MSU Chief of Police.
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It’s been three years since Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency after the first detection of the COVID-19 virus in Michigan. Now, medical providers say an annual COVID vaccine may become routine.
