Victoria Witke
WKAR Public Media-
Community members across Mid-Michigan are working together to help neighbors in need amid the absence of federal food assistance. -
The Lansing Planning Commission is delaying moving forward with zoning a controversial data center. It’s one of several proposed data center projects sparking debates across the state. -
Lansing is providing $10,000 in emergency funding to help feed area families during the government shutdown. -
A statewide program that matches fresh produce purchases is expanding to support Michigan families amid cuts to federal food assistance. The expansion will last through the end of the year. -
Dozens of graduate programs across Michigan State University are pausing new student admissions for the next academic year amid budget constraints. The College of Arts and Letters sees the most cuts. -
Charges against two men arrested during Michigan State University's Welcome Week in downtown East Lansing have been dropped. -
General Motors announced the next generation, gas-powered Cadillac CT5 midsize sedan will be assembled at the Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant. -
The state invested $270 million dollars to expand RxKids, a program to financially help families raising a newborn. Lansing and Jackson could be served next. -
MSU researchers are keeping track of a new interstellar comet. -
Living too far from childcare centers is making it hard for parents to work. That’s costing the state nearly $3 billion every year, according to new research from Michigan State University.
