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200-acre family farm saved from development in Washtenaw, Lenawee counties
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — Ron Jansen still raises sheep on a portion of his 200-acre family farm south of Saline. He leases the rest to local commodity crop farmers. In the interest of preserving Jansen Farms as farmland, Jansen entered into a conservation deal with nonprofit Legacy Land Conservancy to permanently protect it from development.
Genesee County Health Department confirms rabies in bat locally
A rabid bat has been identified within Genesee County in Fenton, the first confirmed case of rabies in an animal this year. The bat is deceased and poses no further risk to the public at this point. The Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) wants to remind residents that wild animals become active this time of year, which means the possibility of exposure to rabies is increasing. GCHD wants to advise the public, especially children, to avoid contact with wild, stray and dead animals to protect themselves against rabies.
10 most expensive homes sold in Ingham County, Aug. 5-11
A house in East Lansing that sold for $812,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Ingham County in the past week. In total, 114 residential real estate sales were recorded in the county during the past week, with an average price of $226,585. The average price per square foot was $160.
U-M athletic retailer M Den files for bankruptcy while nearing sale of business
Heritage Collegiate Apparel, the official sports merchandise retailer of the University of Michigan athletics more commonly known as The M Den, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the organization announced Friday. The bankruptcy filing comes amid reports that Heritage Collegiate Apparel hopes to sell the company while facing a barrage of...
Ex-Michigan staffer Connor Stalions lands high school coaching job
Connor Stalions, a former Michigan football staffer at the center of an alleged sign-stealing scheme, has found a new job at the high school level. Stalions is the defensive coordinator under first-year head coach William McMichael at Mumford High School in Detroit, McMichael told the Detroit News on Thursday and confirmed to multiple media outlets on Friday. "I got the most hated man in college football right now, Connor Stalions," McMichael told the Detroit News, adding that Stalions is a volunteer on the staff. Stalions, then a player personnel analyst, is alleged to have traveled across the country as well...
McLaren Health confirms ransomware attack, says recovery will last through August
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - McLaren Health confirmed the recent cyber attack was a ransomware attack, the company said on Friday. The attack affected 13 hospitals, cancer centers, surgery centers and clinics. The recovery process is expected to last through August. Access to certain systems is still limited, the statement reads.
Former Spartan named to preseason All-American team
A former Spartans wide receiver has been named to Action Network’s preseason All-American team. UNLV wide receiver Ricky White was a first team selection on the Action Network’s preseason All-American team released earlier this week. White started his career at Michigan State where he had a solid freshman season in 2020.
Landlords, ex-offenders continue clash over checking renters’ criminal histories
YPSILANTI, MI - Ypsilanti community members continue to butt heads over a proposed ordinance that would bar landlords from denying renters based on their criminal histories. Landlords, ex-offenders and other residents came before the city’s Human Relations Commission to discuss the proposed measure, originally brought before City Council via the advisory body’s recommendation.
Pair of Developments are Approved by Council
Two developers left the Tuesday, Aug. 13 City Council meeting happy, as council approved site plans for their projects. It wasn’t the first time the projects have been considered by council. Council approved the site plans for a new gas station on the corner of Abbot and Saginaw Road and a multi-tenant retail space on Lake Lansing road, both have previously had similar plans rejected by council. Developers took the feedback, earned the recommendation of the Planning Commission and came back to council with new pitches that were approved.
Public hearing on heavy rain impact in East Lansing
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)–East Lansing was hit hard with heavy rainfall this summer. In July, the city received up to 7 inches of rain, causing serious flooding. The Department of Public Works held a public hearing at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center yesterday evening. Staff members listened to better understand how the stormwater system handled […]
Radio station gives away 1,200 backpacks
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Back to school is here for some students and quickly approaching for others, and the community is doing everything it can to help assist mid-Michigan kids prepare for the school year. Power 96.5 in Lansing says they worked with several non-profits to give backpacks away this year. Robin Smith, partnership director for […]
UEI Shifts Gears: Unveils Member-Driven Model and Innovator Platform to Propel Urban Innovation Forward
W. David Tarver, founder and president of UEI (Photo credit -Kennette Lamar, Annistique Photo) Since its inception in 2014, the Urban Entrepreneurship Initiative (UEI) has championed entrepreneurial efforts to uplift urban communities. In a bold relaunch, UEI is set to revolutionize its impact with a cutting-edge urban innovator platform, marking a new era of transformative action.
Phase 1 of Boos Center refurbishment complete
Jackson, Mich. (WKHM, Greg O’Connor) — The City of Jackson has invested many resources into the refurbishment of Loomis Park over the past several years, including a new playground, big lighting upgrade, and now a half million dollar rehab of the Boos Recreation Center. Phase 1 is complete,...
University of Michigan Presidency Claims West Bloomfield Residency | Robert Scripture
West Bloomfield Township Assessor Robert Scripture talks about a recent, controversial story surrounding University of Michigan President Santa Ono claiming primary residence in West Bloomfield while contractually-required to live in the University’s presidential residence, explaining the ins and outs of declaring residency and their tax implications. Stay up to...
Hello, Ann Arbor: An ancient gold discovery, M Den woes and a pic-perfect pink cafe
I’ve returned from adventures north. Post camping trip, it takes a several baths and about 243 loads of laundry, it seems, to reintroduce my children to regular, housed society. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation....
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