Okemos

Despite dealing with the losses of key contributors, Okemos’s varsity boys basketball team has stuck out to many with their hot start, which can largely be attributed to twins Colin and Brennan Walton.

Traffic is flowing a little better now in Meridian Township.

The Meridian Township Fire Department has completed its investigation into a fire that occurred at an Okemos apartment complex last December. The cause of the Knob Hill Apartments fire has not been determined.

The intersection of Grand River Avenue and Okemos Road in Meridian Township will be reopening to traffic on Dec. 2.

The Okemos High School marching band is looking forward to one last performance this season at its “Pack the Stands” event Friday.

An Okemos couple has helped a young Ukrainian family affected by Russia's invasion by welcoming them into their home.

The tour highlighted community gardens in the Lansing area. Organizers say it's a celebration for gardeners and volunteers of the Greater Lansing Food Bank's Garden Project.

A new sign campaign in Meridian Township helps drivers navigate to local businesses during heavy construction.

Officials say the district's overall property tax will stay the same if voters approve the proposal during the Nov. 8. election.

Okemos Public Schools' new mascot, the Wolves, replaces the Chiefs, which many in the community deemed as racially insensitive.