Dansville
CRIME & SAFETY
Two people killed in Lansing crash on Saginaw Highway
LANSING — A man and a woman died in a crash that happened overnight on Saginaw Highway in Lansing. LPD received a call at 12:50 a.m. Saturday about a collision near the Marshall Street intersection and Lansing Catholic High School, Lansing Police Department Sgt. Ryan Lawrence said. When officers arrived, the...
ICSO: Friends in separate vehicles arrested for drunk driving in Ingham Township
INGHAM TWP. ― Two friends were arrested for drunk driving Friday evening in Ingham Township, the Ingham County Sheriff's Office said in an email alert. At about 7 p.m., a deputy made a traffic stop for speed near Osborne and East Dansville roads and arrested the driver, a 25-year-old man from Gregory, for operating while intoxicated. ...
Michigan sheriff under investigation for hosting Trump campaign stop
HOWELL, MI – A Michigan sheriff is under investigation by the state Bureau of Elections after he used his department to host former President Donald Trump for a campaign event this week. The investigation into Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy and his office was prompted by two complaints alleging...
Two injured in Saturday night shooting in Lansing
LANSING — Police are investigating a late Saturday shooting they say happened in southwest Lansing, in the 3700 block of Glenbrook Drive. Before 11 p.m., Lansing police were dispatched to a two-vehicle crash near Cedar and Kalamazoo streets and reports of the collision included calls about two people with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds, Sgt. Ryan Lawrence said. ...
Cohoctah Man Trapped Under Tractor Dies
An 84-year old Livingston County man who was trapped under a tractor has died as a result of his injuries. Livingston County Sheriff’s deputies were called to Steinacker Road in Cohoctah Township on August 15th after they were notified by the man's wife that when she went out to check on his whereabouts at about 2 p.m. she found him underneath a large tractor.
Michigan man gets another life sentence in 2-year-old's kidnapping death
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — A federal judge has handed a Michigan man who pleaded guilty in the kidnapping and killing of his former girlfriend’s 2-year-old daughter a second life sentence. U.S. District Judge Robert Jonker sentenced Rashad Trice Friday, one week after he was sentenced to life in state prison without the possibility of parole on charges in Ingham County Circuit Court for the girl’s death and 60 to 90 years for assaulting her mother, the Detroit News reported. According to prosecutors, Trice got into an argument with his ex-girlfriend at her Lansing apartment in July 2023. She stabbed Trice, who responded by stabbing her multiple times and sexually assaulting her. He then left. The woman went to her mother’s apartment in the same complex, leaving her 1-year-old son and her 2-year-old daughter, Wynter Cole Smith, behind. Responding police couldn’t find the girl.
Donald Trump back in Michigan on Aug. 26 for National Guard Association conference
(FOX 2) - Less than a week after visiting Michigan, former President Donald Trump will be back in the state for another campaign event - this time at the National Guard's General Conference Exhibition at Huntington Place. Trump will be in Detroit on Monday for the final day of the...
Emily Reeves Revisits Her Old High School Amid School Shooting Fears in Violence Week Podcast
Emily Reeves was on the phone with her mom getting all the local gossip about her hometown of East Lansing, Michigan, when she first heard the story that would turn into her new podcast, Violence Week. “She told me that there was something crazy going on at my high school,”...
Lifeguard shortage can create drowning risk
Lisa MacDonald didn’t plan to be an advocate for water safety. But all that changed in August 2022 when her 19-year-old daughter, Emily MacDonald, and Emily’s boyfriend Kory Ernster, 22, drowned in Lake Michigan at a beach in South Haven. The two were going for a swim when a current carried them toward the pier, and they were pulled under. A bystander pulled both out of the water but neither regained consciousness.
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