Lansing, MI News

• Lansing, MI News
• Woman dies in head-on collision near Mason
• Medical marijuana for kids: 'This isn't something we entered into lightly,' mom says
• Donor beware: 3 veterans 'charities' unravel
• Raining 'Buckets': Lansing's Henton excels at Providence
• Billion-dollar boom: Public, private development projects rise across Lansing area
• Lansing Memorial Day parade honors memories of the fallen
• MSU baseball: Spartans ousted from Big Ten Tournament by Indiana, 4-3
• Michigan seat belt compliance push is on
• 'Be a Tourist' among many worthwhile things to do in Lansing
• Tigers finally find offensive firepower
• Lansing-area veterans share war experiences with Charlotte students
• Local pools, beaches offer chance to enjoy summer-style temps
• Lugnuts rally to top Dayton, 8-7
• MSU baseball: Spartans advance to take on Indiana today in Big Ten Tourney
• Unhappy campers: RV rental nightmare mars wedding trip
• Fogg, Meridian roads intersection closed because of crash
• Pledge your silence this Memorial Day: #GoSilent with @IAVA...
• Rep. Miller Statement Honoring Memorial Day
• MSU baseball: Freshman boost Spartans in 6-2 Big Ten tourney win
• Fire damages Delta Township apartment building
• USDA Heeds Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow’s Call, Keeps East Lansing Field Office Open
• Stabenow Praises Chairman Levin, Senate Armed Services Committee for Passing Bill to Protect Personnel at Selfridge, Battle Creek and Alpena Michigan Air National Guard Bases
• Lansing police investigating early morning homicide, shooting
• Upper Peninsula wildfire spreads, consuming 9,500 acres
• The face of communism. A North Korean soldier peers at us through the window of...
• Music in Michigan: Hot summer ticket
• Lansing schools using $9.5M in savings to fix budget
• Memorial Day Weekend: Traffic changes, closings and more
• A Grateful Nation Remembers
• Miller: Air National Guard Protections Accepted by Senate Armed Services Committee
• MSU baseball: Indiana rallies past Spartans, 6-4, in Big Ten tourney
• 2 injured in 3-car accident at Jolly, College roads intersection
• Graduation season is upon us! If you ever attended GLCC and recently graduated w...
• Senate Passes Bipartisan Stabenow Measure to Ensure that New Medications are Tested and Safe for Women
• Bernero vetoes City Council amendment to increase BWL contributions to city budget
• Are you a new college student and taking classes this summer? The deadline for...
• Please make sure you do this for the GLCC page. We will be doing more giveaways...
• Westbound I-96 traffic slowed as crews respond to semi-truck crash
• My spot today on the Paul W. Smith show.
• In Seoul, South Korea in front of the communist Chinese embassy with House Forei...
• Prayers & thanks to our 10 MI National Guard's 1-126th Cavalry soldiers & their...
• In the DMZ with some communist North Korean "observers."
• CAAC White: Hornets gain titles
• Destination Michigan: Ad campaign aims to lure more from farther away
• Grand memories: Island's iconic hotel celebrates 125th anniversary
• Capital Area Stand Down helps homeless veterans
• Lunch with one of Michigan's finest at USAG-Yongsan.
• Cirque du Soleil opens at Breslin
• Eaton County parolee convicted of killing 83-year-old man
• MSU baseball: Spartans hold on in Big Ten tourney opener
• Jimmy John's in Meridian Township robbed at gunpoint
• Stabenow Introduces Legislation to Support Tax Relief for Homeowners and Military Families
• Planning on taking courses this summer at LCC, but have never been here before?...
• My spot today on the Brian Sussman Show w/ guest host former Arizona Congressman...
• Delhi Township house fire traced to cigarette
• Rep. Miller Statement on Michigan Catholic Conference Filing Lawsuit
• Summer Outreach Team Promo Video
• Michigan State Fair would be revived, with changes, under new plan
• Capitol flowers have patriotic theme this year
• Reminder LCC will be closed Monday May 28th observance for Memorial Day. What a...
• My new piece on Taiwan in the Detroit News:
• Dr. Evan Montague Dean of Student Services in the news via WKAR NewsRoom
• At the Republic of Korea's National War Museum, a moving tribute to Michigan's f...
• Upton Surveys Local Fruit Crop Damage, Hosts Farmer Roundtable
• Murder and torture charges filed against mother, boyfriend in death of 2-year-old
• Attorney General bans nonprofit's fundraising in Michigan
• Dantonio named 'Mentor of the Year'
• Eastern bongo born at Potter Park Zoo
• Michigan veterans' nonprofit banned from fundraising
• Did you know that almost 1 MILLION Michiganders face the challenges of chronic k...
• Mother, boyfriend charged with murder and torture in death of 2-year-old Brandon Kemp
• My spot today on the Jeff Katz Show:
• My spot today on the Jeff Katz Show:
• Court: Review teams not subject to open meetings
• On LIVE with Jeff Katz on AM Talk 1200 in Boston at 9:37am this morning. Listen...
• The Seoul sunset viewed from a Black Hawk helicopter arriving at USAG Yongsan.
• Sunset viewed from our Black Hawk helicopter departing Osan Air Base, Republic o...
• High school baseball: Haslett advances to Diamond Classic quarterfinals
• MSU football: Badgers off Spartans' schedule through '16
• Lansing council adopts budget for 2013
• MSU football will open Big Ten play against Michigan in 2015, 2016 seasons
• Pellet gun death gets Ovid man at least 3 years
• Lansing council adopts budget for 2013 fiscal year
• LCC to buy lot near Oliver Towers in $1.21M deal
• Michigan House Democrats aim to regain power
• Charges issued in death of Lansing 2-year-old
• My spot today on the Dennis Miller Show:
• My spot today on the Frank Beckmann Show:
• Further Monday delegation meetings included Taiwan's Foreign Minister Yang, Vice...
• On the Dennis Miller Show today at 11:45 a.m. [ET]. Listen Live:
• Today at 11:10 a.m. [ET] the on the Frank Beckmann Show on WJR (AM). Listen LIV...
• Police increase patrols after woman reports assault on River Trail
• Drowning of toddler ruled accidental
• Lansing-area teens use art skills to dress up Gone Wired Cafe
• Michigan bills would raise age for kindergarten start
• Upton Recognized for Work to Support Michigan Job Creators
• Community wrestles with best way to commemorate Bath School disaster
• Michigan VFW's donation cut: 9.4%
• Ex-Spartan linebacker Mitchell ascends to heavyweight boxing force
• Cirque du Soleil's 'Quidam' offers a feast for the senses at Breslin
• North Lansing standoff with police ends peacefully
• This Armed Forces Day, let's say a big "THANK YOU" to our brave men and women in...
• Aitch raises money for cancer through foundation
• High school track: Eaton Rapids girls win regional title
• Lansing Community College students celebrate commencement
• Artwork, sun and fun in East Lansing this weekend
• Lansing community steps up to aid refugee family
• Sunscreen smarts: Say goodbye to 'sunblock' and healthy tans
• Rep. Miller Announces Winners of This Year's Congressional Art Competition
• Miller Hails Passage of National Defense Authorization Act Which Includes Important Protections for Those Who Serve at Selfridge Air National Guard Base
• Great shot @tessbrown Congrats Graduates! Tag yourself if you're one of these grads
• LCC Graduation starts at 7pm watch live at www.lcc.edu/tv/watch Featuring Eric S...
• Power restored to downtown Lansing, Delta Township
• Lansing man beaten to death by 5 men, witness testifies
• Senator Stabenow Applauds Reopening of Fort Gratiot Lighthouse
• Trying to find something for your kids to do this summer? Check out The Science...
• I-96 lane closures this weekend
• Lansing Memorial Day Parade sign up ends today
• Lansing Community College program gives boost to veterans
• East Lansing Art Festival: Music, art and more meet
• Bath Township Meijer opening brings shopping closer to home
• High school basketball: Longtime Okemos coach Stolz retires
• My remarks on the overwhelming, bi-partisan passage of U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Leht...
• Michigan Senate OKs bill ending new teacher pensions
• Babysitter, young children escape Delhi Township fire
• Lansing casino opposed by Attorney General's office in letter to feds
• FYI - offices in the A&S Building are beginning to move around in preparation fo...
• Lansing council proposes budget amendment
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Support for Adrian Fire Department
• My remarks in today's Financial Services hearing examining the settlement practi...
• Congratulations to all graduates! You started here ---> WHAT'S NEXT?
• Honda recalls nearly 53,000 Acura TL sedans in US
• Our Grand Ledges Rock
• Lansing's Common Ground adds 8 acts to 2012 lineup
• Lansing family faces new challenges after tragedy
• MSU's FRIB waiting on federal report
• Upton, Committee Act to Provide Relief at Gas Pump
• ROLL CALL: Commonsense Fixes to Pain at the Pump
• Rep. Miller Statement Regarding Homeland Appropriations Bill to Receive Full House Consideration
• Rep. Miller: Eliminate the National Flood Insurance Program
• Rep. Miller Statement on Passage of Measure Protecting Victims of Domestic Violence
• Stabenow calls on House to pass Violence Against Women Act
• Happy 50th Anniversary to Walled Lake's own American Plastic Toys! Special than...
• Bernero: Police consolidation proposal off the table this year
• Today the U.S. House passed the stop Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization,...
• Abused puppy's owner to face possible criminal charges
• Today with Vince Consiglio and Butch Brown from ABATE.
• Today with 2011 President Claire L. Williams and members of the Michigan Associa...
• Today with Thomas Beard, Randolph Paschke and Jonathan Anibal (Commerce Township...
• Woman finds intruder in bedroom, Lansing man charged
• Summer registration is going on now! What are you planning on taking?
• Registration for summer classes going on now!! What are you planning on taking?
• Serial pharmacy robber gets 11 years in prison
• Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Passed in Senate
• Summer is around the corner and it's time to make plans! LCC is offering several...
• Bear sightings cause stir in W. Mich. communities
• Detroit house destroyed by early morning explosion
• Lansing rallygoers seek to legalize marijuana
• HOLLAND SENTINEL: FDA Reform Benefits Michigan Patients, Jobs
• Prep boys basketball: Sexton honored as No. 10 team in U.S.
• Joan Nelson named 2012 GLW 'Woman of the Year'
• Candice Miller: We must fight in defense of our National Guard citizen soldiers
• 2012 Greater Lansing Woman of the Year to be named tonight
• Dog attacks police officer during Taser, pepper spray melee
• Abused puppy found in Lansing, reward offered
• Today's spot with Brian Sussman on KSFO radio (San Francisco):
• 2-year-old dies after being found in pond
• Summer Semester begins June 6th...Make sure to register now!
• Last chance to win a weekend at Grand Hotel
• Speedway on Lansing's east side robbed at gunpoint
• Lansing man arrested after police say he shot brother's pinkie
• Today: On with Brian Sussman at 9:45 am [ET] on KSFO Radio (San Francisco). Li...
• Flew through Paul French's gripping "Midnight in Peking", an exceptional, true a...
• Former downtown Lansing YMCA site could be redeveloped
• Reports: Lansing pension funds need extra $3M
• Report: Lansing pension funds need extra $3M
• Lansing man charged with firing gun into the air 'while under the influence'
• 2 East Lansing schools placed on short lock-down as officers track burglary suspect
• Tonight I'm back on The Lars Larson Show at 7:30pm [Eastern] Listen Live! - http...
• Identities of explosion victims released
• Today: On The Wilkow Majority on SiriusXM Radio at 1:00 PM [Eastern]
• Meeting planned to discuss construction on Washington, Willoughby roads
• 10-car crash on U.S. 127 cleaned up
• Three local teams in Softball Classic championship round
• Some school districts seeing red – again
• Potter Park Zoo gives moms free day of fun
• Just finished reading Richard Zacks' fascinating historical study of a future Pr...
• HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!
• Grand Ledge's Greene has Stanley Cup in his sights
• 88 underground tank sites in mid-Michigan pose immediate health risk
• Rain postpones 1st day of Softball Classic
• Cellphone, speed likely factors in Michigan crash
• Police: Death of person discovered in park not suspicous
• Happy Graduation to all of our graduates. We are sad to see you go, but we are s...
• A's Brandon Inge pounds Tigers again in 11-4 victory
• MSU baseball: A return to the good ol' days
• Lugnuts fall 6-3 to Hot Rods
• Picketers protest alleged anti-union action at Peckham
• 'Desperate' mom inspired series writer
• Police probe Williamstown Township park death
• Statement on the Passing of Dorothy Gonzales
• Tonight the Student Life Council and the Alumni Association host a banquet for t...
• Missing Ionia County jail inmate found
• Are you coming back to school? Check this out... Back to School workshop for R...
• It is "Military Spouse Appreciation Day". Thank them and God Bless them for the...
• Congratulations, Kristal!
• On the DENNIS MILLER SHOW today at 10:34 am [ET]
• Child support web entangles the wrong man in Eaton Rapids
• Things to do for Mother's Day weekend
• ON TALK 1200 BOSTON with Jeff Katz tomorrow at 9:05 am [ET]. Listen here LIVE: h...
• Miller Fighting to Save Selfridge and the Air National Guard - House Takes Huge Step Forward
• Rep. Miller Statement in Support of Measures Protecting the Air National Guard and Our Entire National Defense
• Crews tear down former Michigan State Police headquarters
• Report: Lansing spends more on public safety, less on parks than peers
• MSU basketball's Derrick Nix to pay fines, complete community service
• Today, with my support, the U.S. House passed the following pieces of legislatio...
• 'Miracle beagle' campaigns in Lansing area to eliminate animal shelter gas chambers
• On with Dennis Miller TOMORROW: Noon-2 PM [ET]
• The E-Pathways program offers funding for students to get education or training...
• Driver in M-52 van crash dies from injuries
• The Tutoring Services office will be located on the 4th floor of the Library in...
• New GM workers' assembly skills taking shape
• Michigan's acreage vast, beautiful and diverse
• Candlebox, Pop Evil to play Common Ground
• Upton, Committee Advance Major Reform Bill for Medical Devices, Prescription Drugs
• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Keystone pipeline will bring jobs, greater energy independence
• Brick House Jerky Outlet offers exotic tastes
• Signs of summer in Michigan: Farmers markets
• Explosion victims remain in critical condition, house was razed
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• Today at 5 pm [Eastern] on with Rick Amato on Amatotalk.com - Listen here live!...
• Teen 'fight club' brawls reported in Eaton Rapids
• Fighting to Stop Student Loan Interest Rates from Doubling
• The The Lookout - Lansing Community College Student Newspaper's offices are movi...
• My spot today on the Frank Beckmann Show: goo.gl/pYA5C
• Stabenow Applauds McDonald’s Commitment to Michigan Through New ‘From Michigan For Michigan’ Campaign
• Pin-in crash reported near Webberville
• MSU football's Nichol pleased with Redskins mini-camp
• Romney tackles tough topics in 22 minutes during Lansing stop
• Grand Ledge giving iPads to kids in kindergarten
• Happy Nurses Week!
• Rep. Miller Statement on Thwarted al Qaeda Plot
• Officials: Would-be Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Despite this setback, the fight for full, comprehensive trade enforcement to def...
• Sketch of suspect in attempted child abduction, assault released
• Don't forget to stop by the Great Lakes Christian College Bookstore tonight from...
• "Trade must be reciprocal not suicidal." My full floor remarks in support of th...
• Romney in Lansing: 'Americans are tired of living on the edge'
• Legislation to Stop Student Loan Interest Rates from Doubling Blocked as Deadline Looms
• Heading to the floor to fight for the bipartisan Peters-McCotter-Michaud-LaToure...
• Army Corps Will Accelerate Efforts to Stop Carp
• Stabenow Bill to Cut Taxes for Companies Who Move Jobs to U.S. Introduced; President Urges Congress to Pass It
• Special Olympics in Eaton Rapids hosts nearly 300 athletes
• Looks like it's gonna be rescheduled with Inga....
• The Michigan Breast Cancer Coalition's Valerie Fraser (Northville) and Elizabeth...
• House explosion leaves three badly burned, in comas
• Today at 12:35 pm [Eastern]: On with Inga Barks KMJ AM/FM (Fresno, CA)
• The Women's Resource Center and Return Adult Program are now accepting GRANT APP...
• "Spill it all over the stage..." The bipartisan Rock-N-Roll Caucus’ kick-off re...
• Whitecaps rally in eighth to beat Lugnuts
• Winds of change blowing slowly
• Grandmother of dead Lansing toddler says CPS should have intervened
• Gov. Snyder to introduce Romney at Lansing Community College appearance Tuesday
• Tonight's remarks at the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute -
• If you are coming to campus tomorrow free parking will be available in the Ganno...
• Join us for an incredible weekend of Reunion and Resort July 29-30, 2012
• Grandmother of dead Lansing toddler says CPS should have intervened
• Heads up if you'll be on campus over the summer - routine replacement of the con...
• GM workers from Tennessee adjust to life in Lansing two years after transfers
• Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is coming to LCC Tuesday at noon in Dart Audi...
• Man who stabbed Sparrow ER doctor being evaluated
• MSU graduation rates increase, race gap persists
• Ex-Barnes & Noble site would be great restaurant, marketplace, officials say
• Romney to speak in Lansing Tuesday
• Lugnuts' Hernandez handles hometown hitters
• Camp Congratulates 2012 4th District Art Competition Winners
• A boon for physical therapists: Practice commences for the bipartisan Annual Con...
• Rush of Fools concert tonight at 6 pm in the Doty Center. Admission is FREE! (d...
• Smile FM Radio Network is hosting a Rush Of Fools concert TONIGHT at 6 p.m. at t...
• Watchdog report: 'Donor beware'
• MSU's Powers groomed to golf
• GM workers from Tennessee adjust to life in Lansing two years after transfers
• MSU graduation rates increase, race gap persists
• St. Johns wrestler Massa wins national recognition
• 128 new nurses in our community! 75% of the regions healthcare professionals STA...
• Prep boys golf: Balance carries Holt to CAAC Open victory
• MSU football's 2013 recruits impress — so far
• Strong pitching carries Lugnuts
• LCC nursing students get their pins
• A spirited foreign policy discussion with leaders from Michigan's Central and Ea...
• *Advisory* Measuring Border Security: U.S. Border Patrol's New Strategic Plan and the Path Forward
• Elderly Delta Township man missing
• Age limit on Michigan public school retirees health care benefits dropped
• Stabenow and Camp Call for Action Following Failure of Electronic Asian Carp Barriers
• Coming Sunday: GM transfer workers split their lives between Lansing, Tennessee
• My statement of April's Unemployment Report:
• Former foster student, single mother graduates from MSU
• Hope everyone enjoyed the Skip day activities today! Please feel free to post yo...
• Lansing casino gains support of Sault tribe
• Sen. Debbie Stabenow speaks on her "Bring Jobs Home Act" at West Campus. Follow...
• Could the "Lost Colony of Roanoke" rest beneath the "19th hole"?
• Best bets: Move to the music
• Michigan's topsy-turvy weather threatens fruit crops
• Putin's revanchist Russia's "reset": New threats of OFFENSIVE attacks on its fr...
• Lansing: No snow removal tax bills this year
• Howell towing company owner: $757 bill justified
• Lansing casino gains support of Sault tribe
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Lansing area
• Two Lansing-area internet sweepstakes cafes among those halting operations
• Great questions from Mr. Barnes' American Government class at Mercy High School!
• Swarm of bees has Portland buzzing
• Widespread Praise for the 2012 Farm Bill
• Alumni R&R
• The stage is set for a night of Broadway music! Join us as the Great Lakes Chris...
• Michigan-born pitcher's story inspires
• MSU Football: Walk-on receiver has high hopes
• Capital Area United Way News - April 30, 2012
• Teen killer Lewis Jr.'s situation 'not surprising' when examining his past
• First-generation farmers bloom in Michigan
• Rep. Miller: Vote for Your 'Fan Favorite' in This Year's Congressional Art Competition
• Lansing council looks at revising snow policy
• Hey Joe! Web chat 10 a.m. today about MSU sports
• Peckham Farms all abuzz
• Lansing man charged in police chase that ended in 5-car crash
• Lansing police seek more information on toddler's suspicious death
• SO LONG STARPORT!! The new college portal myLCC will launch this fall. Check out...
• Phantom of the Opera to open in Grand Ledge Thursday
• LCC wants to say good luck on your Exams. Have a Great Summer!!! Also let us kno...
• Probation for woman in fatal Lansing crash
• In the coming days, if you forget Chen Guangcheng, he will disappear from more t...
• Horrifying details emerge in beating attack of family
• Since Dinky had "borrowed" my Stratocaster, I used my 1989 Fender Telecaster Plu...
• With no apologies, Michigan DNR campaign takes dead aim at wild boar
• MSU football: Spartan fullbacks pave the way
• Smile FM Radio Network is hosting a Rush Of Fools concert on May 6 at 6 p.m. to...
• Police chase ends in 5-car crash in Lansing
• T.J. Duckett makes the cut in Eaton Rapids
• Reminder, summer registration is going on now! Go to lcc.edu/schedule
• Spartan Motors loses $2M in first
• For Iranian freedom's martyrs, Neda Soltan and Taraneh Mousavi:
• Lansing-area road work brings headaches, eventual relief
• You know you're having a good day when your support for Iran's Green Revolution...
• MSU Football: Spring game shows Spartans advancing
• Mid-Michigan sees fewer premature births, report finds
• Lansing area sees fewer cardiac procedures
• Tiger Delmon Young suspended by MLB
• Lansing police investigating death of toddler
• TONIGHT: On the John Batchelor Show at 10:45 pm discussing Iran and Taraneh Mou...
• Senator Stabenow Unveils New “Bring Jobs Home Act”
• TODAY: On the Larry O'Connor Show at 4:15 pm [ET]-
• Former Spartan Brandon Wood charged with assault
• Stop by the Great Lakes Christian College Bookstore for our 15% Off Sale through...
• Lansing's Komen Race for the Cure draws 5,000 registrants
• Florida trailer-maker to open plant in Michigan, hiring 400
• Michael Patrick Shiels coming back 'Big' with morning show
• Just finished "Killing the Messenger" by Thomas Peele, an engrossing account of...
• "American Beat: 'Total Communication' Breakdown" makes the Sunday News/Freep - h...
• Michigan smoking ban still hot issue
• Nugent upset over Army concert gig
• MSU football: Michigan State spring game a defensive feast
• Record number seek to be Spartans
• MSU Football: NCAA title dream moving closer to reality
• Michigan State defense shines in Green and White spring game
• Michigan State running back Edwin Baker picked by Chargers
• Kulhanek: New section will focus on efforts to better region
• Coleman: Research funding spurs innovation across the state
• Michigan State receiver B.J. Cunningham selected by Dolphins
• Michigan State quarterback Kirk Cousins goes to Washington in fourth round
• Lansing marches to 'Stop the Silence'
• ICYM: My Red Eye clip of last night's bits ("Andy's good tonight, isn't he?") -...
• NFL draft: Michigan State's Jerel Worthy picked by Packers
• MSU football: Plenty to look for in spring game
• Mid-Michigan Komen run enters 10th year on Sunday
• On Red Eye tonight w/ TV's Andy Levy hosting! And, yes, Bill's still there....
• Michigan State's Jerel Worthy drafted by Green Bay Packers
• Rep. Miller Statement on Passage of Interest Rate Reduction Act for Students
• We had a wonderful time tonight at the Women's Spring Celebration! We raised ove...
• Weapons charges dropped against former Lansing football star
• Suspect in downtown Lansing homicide to stand trial
• FRIB receives favorable Energy Department review
• STUDENT LOANS: Today with my support the U.S. House approved H.R. 4628, the Int...
• Tell us your Grand memories, win a weekend at Grand Hotel
• Getting set up and ready for the Women's Spring Celebration tonight! We can't wa...
• Attention students majoring in a Computer Information Technologies or Paralegal...
• Man finds grandson with needle in arm in Fowlerville area
• Okemos woman arrested in Meijer theft
• ICYM: Today's tasty (cakes) "View from the Capitol" with Ms. Katherine Amenta, U...
• Howell student's video about classroom incident gets national attention
• Lansing-area students, General Motors pair up in GREEN efforts
• The 5 best things to do this weekend
• Rise and shine for a hearty breakfast of eggs and snarkage: On April's "View fr...
• Rep. Miller: Department of Labor Withdraws Proposed Ag Youth Labor Regulations
• Detroit Delta flight quarantined in Chicago
• Brandon Inge released by Tigers
• Agriculture Committee Passes Farm Bill
• Senate Committee Passes Key Provision Based on Bipartisan Stabenow, Camp Legislation to Stop Asian Carp
• It bears repeating: The Wall Street Bailout failed; credit is not getting to Ma...
• Lansing police consolidation could cost up to $19.8 million, study says
• Do you have one of our super cool QR Code mugs? Now would be a good time to scan...
• Eco Scholars Day is tomorrow from noon - 3:30 p.m. at West Campus. Check it out...
• The GOP denizens of "Nutbush East" (aka, Washington, DC) spent money to "discove...
• It's Take Your Child to Work Day! In Marketing, Allison and Mark brought their h...
• Hey Joe!: 10 a.m. web chat about Michigan State football, more
• Meet the Michigander team
• Living the lakefront dream in Michigan
• Friday morning at 8:15 am on Newschannel 8!
• Worth the drive: Grand Rapids' Intersection
• East Lansing man hopes flood insurance cloud is lifting
• Rep. Miller Statement on the Air National Guard
• Former Lansing police officer charged in Speedway robbery
• Stabenow Receives Annual Alzheimer's Award
• Michigan Brewing Co. evicted from Webberville location
• 'Suspicious' van in Holt area for business reasons, no threat to community
• It's Spring Fling today at LCC! Stop by the Washington Square Mall between 11 a...
• Talk about a water hazard... Where's marine biologist George Costanza when you n...
• North Korea: Is Beijing finally getting with (stopping) the program?
• Injury to keep Maxwell out of spring game
• $30M-$40M proposed for Michigan State's FRIB
• Michigan State football's first lady: Francie Daugherty
• Upton Named Negotiator on Highway Bill – Keystone, Harbor Maintenance Top Priorities
• Ingham County sheriff's office warns of suspicious van
• Former Lansing nightclub site eyed by developer
• Ex-Spartan Abdelkader, Howard added to U.S. team roster
• LSJ Outlook Poll: Should the U.S. invest in scientific research more?
• 'Catastrophic cyber attack' possible says U.S. Rep Rogers
• GLCC Camelbaks are here!!!! Come check them out in the Great Lakes Christian Co...
• Police investigate car crash on Howard Street near I-496 in Lansing
• REMINDER: Financial Aid deadline is May 1st!
• Lansing Marathon viewed a success
• Sheriff: Woman's body found in church parking lot
• Emergent plans $108M expansion
• On Jeff Katz Show tomorrow at 8:05 am (Talk 1200 Boston).
• Today's radio spot with Dennis Miller:
• Developer plans $6.8M apartment project in Lansing
• Greyhound dog killer pleads guilty to 3 charges
• Westboro protest ends
• Heading into the "Snark Week" of April's "View from the Capitol" debut Friday mo...
• Lansing's Willow Street to close for BWL repairs
• Lansing’s inaugural marathon a hit with organizers, runners
• Simmons comes up short in bid for spot on U.S. Olympic wrestling team
• Simmons to wrestle in U.S. Olympic Trials final tonight
• 11-year-old finishes 5K in 22 minutes at the Lansing marathon
• High school boys basketball Coach of the Year: Carlton Valentine, Sexton
• MSU football: The Next Challenge
• 'It's my dream to play football'
• The cost of a Lansing police officer
• Great Lakes getaway
• Man arrested after Delhi gas station robbery
• Rush Of Fools in concert May 6 at the Doty Center at 6 pm. Smile FM Radio Netwo...
• Michigan Christian Convention on GLCC campus today. Main sessions 11:15 a.m. Ja...
• High school girls soccer: Williamston ties Hudsonville Unity Christian, 1-1
• London calling: Simmons ready for U.S. Olympic Wrestling trials
• Ex-UAW leader 'Tiny' Sherwood remembered as caring
• Earth Day getting kids outdoors
• Weekend's best in the Lansing area
• Man sentenced in kidnapping-murder plot, Byrum responds
• East Lansing honors Crystal Award winners
• East Lansing WWII vet dies after attack at veterans' facility
• The debut of my new "American Beat" weekly column for Breitbart.com -
• Smile FM Radio Network is bringing in a Rush Of Fools concert on May 6 at 6 p.m....
• LCC's Early College Robotics Team Star-TREC is heading to the national level! ht...
• 21-year-old Lansing woman killed in early morning crash
• Photo gallery: Tiger Stadium centennial
• Attention students - On Sunday, April 22, from 7 AM to 7 PM, Lansing will be hol...
• Crash survivor asks for leniency in drunk driver sentencing
• The Michigan Christian Convention started this morning with the Friday Seminar w...
• Mayes: Wisconsin-labeled work trucks just part of the story
• Lansing Board of Water & Light plant continues to take shape
• MSU football: Versatile Gholston a 'beast' for Spartans
• Upton, House Fight to Keep St. Joseph, Great Lakes Harbors Open for Business
• Per Karl Altau: "Natalya Radzina, a prominent democratic activist from Belarus,...
• South Lansing hotels renovate, create fresh atmosphere
• Rep. Miller: Giving Small Business Better Tools to Create Jobs and Grow Our Economy
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Tutoring Services currently has appointments available to assist students with W...
• Bipartisan Bill to Stop Asian Carp Introduced
• Pinwheels symbolize need to erase child abuse
• What other social networks do you use? Add us to your circles on Google+ and fol...
• FAFSA Deadline for Summer 2012 is May 1st!!!
• Westboro Baptist Church protest: Lansing leaders plan 'wall of love' around Eastern High School
• ICYM: On Tuesday with my support the U.S. House passed H.R. 4089: The Sportsmen'...
• Incentive to pay: Threat of license suspension after three unpaid tickets might be boon to cities
• Hey Joe! Live chat at 10 a.m. about MSU sports
• Firefighters pull one person from window of burning home in Lansing Township
• MSU football: Caper looking to capitalize on chances
• Mayes: Double-cashed check a headache
• Party for the Planet
• "View from the Capitol" April Preview and March Review!
• Upton, House Support Tax Relief for Small Business
• Camp, Stabenow Introduce New Bipartisan Bill to Stop Asian Carp
• Today, with my support the House passed a 3 month extension of the Surface Trans...
• Rep. Miller: Protecting the Rights of American Sportsmen
• Country music comes to Wharton
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Michigan jobless rate continues to drop
• Man spotted by Lansing homeowner after burglary charged
• Deputies serve and protect Clinton County
• MSU graduate's 'calling' sends her across globe
• NHL: Red Wings pushed to brink
• Man pleads guilty in 2010 shooting death of 7-year-old Amaia Edmond
• Lansing man stuck with new, unresponsive mower
• Ingham County may cancel mowing contract with Lansing
• Upton Praises Harbor Maintenance, Keystone Provisions in House-Passed Highway Extension
• Bush, Three Days Grace and Kevin Costner to play Common Ground
• Rep. Miller Statement on Tax Day
• Rep. Miller Statement on Port Huron Police Department’s "Light Up the City" Security Program
• Good news for music fans and for law and order.
• MSU quarterback Maxwell sprains knee
• Guilty plea in shooting death of Amaia Edmond,7, in her home
• Equal Pay Day Recognizes Hard Work of Michigan Women
• Your help is needed!! Looking for a total of 130 LCC Students and Employees to...
• During a meeting in the Rayburn House Office Building, everyone ran to the windo...
• Wildlife center receives $5,000 donation in memory of daughter
• Dog barking saves owner from fire, home destroyed
• Database: See how Michiganders are giving to Obama, Romney campaigns
• Wind knocks tree onto child during recess
• Apparently, my barber is a fan of Michael Stipe.
• MSU football: Linebacker, quarterback say yes to Spartans for 2013
• Police millage revenue issue still concerns Lansing City Council
• Miracle League diamond a jewel
• Upton, Subcommittee Act to Provide Relief at the Gas Pump
• Upton Gives Congressional Tribute to NCAA Basketball Champion, Benton Harbor Native Destiny Williams
• We had a great time tonight at the faculty and staff appreciation dinner. We enj...
• Parts of Kalamazoo River closed after oil spill could reopen
• Three arrested in Lansing burglary
• Amtrak: Work will disrupt Michigan routes
• Man, 21, who brought gun into Lansing Meijer charged
• Assigned registration for summer semester starts tomorrow!
• Official confirms 6th tornado death
• Lansing mosque evolves over the years
• April is Counseling Awareness Month Free, short-term, confidential counseling i...
• Today I'll be on "From Washington Al Mundo ," with Mauricio Claver-Carone today...
• MSU Union renovations: Mixing the old with the new
• Mayes: Lansing's tree stump budget cut mystifies resident
• East Lansing to levy 1-mill tax for library
• SUV driven through Boost Mobile storefront in north Lansing
• George Washington to be made an honorary member of the Ancient ORder of Hibernia...
• SUV drives through Boost Mobile storefront in North Lansing
• Violent weather kills 5 in Okla., more storms possible today
• Tomorrow, Congress reconvenes. (Photo by Ross Halfin via Just Under the Surface)
• Evolution of a Lansing mosque
• Schneider: A final farewell; thank you all for the ride
• MSU football: First scrimmage is defensive show
• Killer, 15, could go free at age 21
• Fugitive from Lansing Township arrested in Tennessee
• High school tennis: Haslett's Virkus rallies at No. 1
• No excuses: How to get fit in 20 minutes
• Readers say their goodbyes to a good neighbor
• ICYM: Go Red Wings!
• This is despicable.
• Michigan teacher arrested for soliciting a minor, sexually explicit material
• Sentencing for teen killer Charles Lewis Jr. delayed until he's 21
• Graphics Editor of the New York Times is taking the stage for the first Media Sa...
• Today is the deadline to register for the Women's Spring Celebration for the $12...
• Local robots in basketball state finals
• Motorcycle helmets optional in Michigan
• Sex offender fugitive from Lansing captured
• LCC Economics Professor Jim Luke is on deck at TEDxLansing. His presentation is...
• Family Dollar employees subdue attacker with knife
• White House condemns North Korea's failed long-range missile test:
• Amidst mixed economic indicators, the bottom line: Unemployment claims rise. ht...
• Lansing school board appoints Caamal Canul as superintendent
• Man charged in Lansing beating death had police training
• Michigan embraces green energy
• MSU men's basketball: Contrite Nix reinstated to team after guilty plea
• On with Frank Beckman at 9:40 am tomorrow morning on "The Great Voice of the Gre...
• **Advisory** Boots on the Ground or Eyes in the Sky: How Best to Utilize the National Guard to Achieve Operational Control
• Lansing school board appoints Caamal Canul as superintendent
• A heartfelt thank you to the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute for its...
• Derrick Nix will stay on MSU men's basketball team
• Man charged in Lansing beating death had police training
• University of Michigan-Flint at the Lansing Community College - University Cente...
• Lansing casino plan ballots out to tribe voters
• The Hill: Higher energy costs a threat to economy -
• Love your library? Write a twaiku today You could win fifty Enter the Library T...
• Michigan State University trustees to vote on new energy plan
• Lansing Township $22M Eastwood project includes performing arts theater
• Lansing teen should get life, victim's parents say
• Haslett's teen’s ticket for leaning out of boat tossed
• Grand Ledge man charged in New Year's Day death
• Zimmerman arrested in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Schneider: Easter egg bears face of Jesus
• A kind accolade from job creators:
• Shayla Johnson's family speaks out
• Follow up question for one more chance to win a pair of all access passes to thi...
• LCC is a sponsor of this year's Capital City Film Festival which kicks off tomor...
• New Eastwood project set for Sept. 12 opening
• University of Michigan considers in-state tuition for non-citizens
• Premature 12 pound baby born in Traverse City
• 'Finding Bigfoot' filming takes place in Michigan
• ICYM for Mr. Annan (c. 2009): This is how the Iranian regime "solved" its own p...
• This is proposed as a sane solution after what Iran has done to Neda Soltan and...
• Upton Highlights Job-Creating Manufacturer Delta Industrial Valves
• Camp Demands Answers on IRS Receiving One-Half Billion Dollars to Implement Democrats' Health Law
• Camp Announces Hearing on Tax Reform and Tax-Favored Retirement Accounts
• Holt native, family sail the world together
• Magic Johnson enters next phase: Broadway, baseball and broadcasting
• Trayvon Martin case prosecutor to make announcement soon
• Trayvon Martin case lawyers withdraw, say no word from Zimmerman since Sunday
• Water main breaks flood portion of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard
• Joking with the Jester DVD, t-shirts, and Dr. Lloyd Knowles bobble heads are sti...
• Video: John Schneider talks about his career and his upcoming retirement
• Boat ride has 13-year-old Haslett girl facing fine, potential jail time
• Bio-based Manufacturing, Clean Energy Economy at Midland Area Chamber of Commerce
• Summer 2012 ALL online courses will be using Desire to Learn. Desire2Learn Tr...
• DeWitt Twp. fire spreads to 3 trailers, 2 sheds
• Big Detroit fire strikes abandoned buildings, home
• Happiness Is A Warm Cookie :) Attend Kindles, Cookies, and Conversation in the...
• Summer registration begins next week. Be sure to check out
• The Washington Post: "...analysis challenges the conventional wisdom that the he...
• THE AMERICAN: Rethinking America’s Energy Policy
• Upton Announces Vet Success Program for WMU, KVCC, and KCC
• Controlled burn aids trees at Lake Lansing Park North
• Eastern High School teacher honored as leader, mentor, educator
• Stadium District coffee shop to close
• Despite my qualms with the last episode, I guess watching tonight's "Castle" is...
• Sparrow, MSU to integrate pediatric outpatient services
• BWL Peregrine Falcon chicks will hatch in early May
• Next week, I'll be named a co-sponsor of this necessary revision of how the unem...
• Michigan Attorney General targets gambling in 'Internet sweepstakes cafes'
• MSU's Nix tested positive, had joint confiscated after arrest
• Boosting Exports, Spurring Job Growth, and Increasing Access to Capital for Michigan Small Businesses
• Summer registration begins next week. Be sure to check out
• Learn Forward with LCC Student Forums TODAY from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Administrati...
• Recently named 2012 "Military Friendly School"! Nearly 500 military or veteran s...
• Girl drowns in home swimming pool in Michigan
• Woman held captive in Lansing home for 3 days, ex-boyfriend arrested
• Charlotte City Council to debate chicken ordinance tonight
• Despite the administration's battle against American obesity, ObamaCare fattens...
• Lansing Marathon course director takes moves in stride
• Egypt's election uncertainty mounts:
• Michigan casino campaigns facing hurdles
• Capital Area United Way News - April 6, 2012
• Lent ends; Easter rises. Now for some long denied chocolate....
• John Schneider passes torch to new LSJ columnist Mark Mayes
• Life-changing mission trips: Lansing-area residents make a difference
• Jordyn Wieber's world: Event introduces youth to gymnastics at open house
• Hash Bash at University of Michigan takes political tone
• Navy jet crash a 'Good Friday miracle' — but how?
• Pastor blasts Islam outside Dearborn Mosque
• A "mast" from the past: Students' practical experience that, when citizens have...
• Check out the Motor City's past and present at Historic Detroit.org r
• Opening night: Lugnuts 3, Great Lakes 2
• MSU football: Adams a leader
• Making memories: Opening day at Lugnuts a fun family tradition
• Ionia prison targeted in Snyder budget proposal
• U.S. job market slows after hiring binge
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartments, pilots eject
• Derrick Nix waives arraignment
• Semi-truck's load strikes bridge on I-496 in Delta Township
• My statement on the March Unemployment Report:
• SPRING FLING-Wednesday, April 25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Washington Square...
• Lansing man arraigned for sexual assault
• The economic Ides of March:
• Farewell John Schneider
• LCC Economics professor to give TEDxLansing talk Friday April 13! Buy tickets or...
• Friday Alumni Spotlight! Did you start at LCC? Share your story with Andrew @ la...
• Crosstown Showdown: Lugnuts down Spartans with 7 in 7th
• Piccadilly Circus
• Quran-burning pastor Terry Jones can hold Dearborn protest, judge rules
• East Lansing City Center II project work begins
• MSU Theatre Department to bring 'Legally Blonde' to the stage
• Schneider: Son of 'Prof. Rekciptin' also a word-slinger
• Arrest made in south Lansing sexual assaults
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing treated for blood clots in lungs
• Fired Lansing Community College softball coach files lawsuit
• Hero describes rescue: DeWitt teen acted fast after car crash
• Tigers 3 - Red Sox 2 (F)
• My biting cultural critique with a whiff of deconstructionism about TV's "Castle...
• Interested in music? Meet Kelly.. she directs the Vocal Jazz and Pop ensemble
• Help improve the library website and get that LCC T-shirt you've been wanting! S...
• Happy Opening Day! Go Tigers!
• Let's do lunch: This week, kids eat free at city sites
• One Book author looks at poverty in India
• Tigers' expectations lofty as opener vs. Boston arrives today
• MSU football: Hoover has big role to fill for Spartans
• Spartans, Lugnuts in Crosstown Showdown
• Fowlerville baseball player back in action after accident
• President Signs Law Making Insider Trading Illegal for Members of Congress
• U.S. - communist China relations: What the bipartisan "unconditional appeasemen...
• Backlog? Court summons woman 8 years after dog license ticket
• Lansing teen's sentencing delayed in 2010 murder of Shayla Johnson
• Lansing man gets 40 to 60 years in prison in death of MSU student, roommate
• DeWitt teens rescue 2 from burning car
• LCC Radio 89.7 FM has some great shows lined up during April. Check them out!
• Reminder! The Office of Student Life will hold a screening of "Vincent Who?" to...
• Plans move forward for RoboCop statue in Detroit
• Speaking of "Red Eye", goodnight and "Welcome to the breakfast show":
• MSU basketball: Nix suspended indefinitely
• At nearly $4 a gallon, gas prices are putting squeeze on consumers
• National Guard exercises aim to boost their hazmat skills
• Why does this man look consternated? I'm back on "Red Eye" Friday, April 27th!
• Rep. Miller Applauds Federal Agents Work in Arrest of Criminal Illegal Aliens
• Lansing pastor urges judge not to impose life sentence for juvenile convicted in shooting
• Lansing-area unemployment rate drops in February
• Enclave latest Lansing-made crossover due for update
• MSU basketball player Nix arrested
• GSA Chief sends in the clowns; exits the circus:
• Fowlerville woman will travel to 11 countries in 11 months for charity
• DNR honors conservation officer killed in 1908
• Ex-Waverly girls basketball coach Kutas 'unclear' on reason for firing
• 34-year-old Lansing man enters plea in boy's shooting
• Lansing won't privatize Groesbeck Golf Course, cemeteries
• Lansing budgets money from police millage
• Married Lansing man who accidentally shot girlfriend's son pleads to misdemeanor
• Hear the Tea Party brewing before the kettle blew! - "Freedom Songs" by the Repu...
• Summer class offerings are now available to view in Banner (
• New casino plans include DeWitt Township proposal
• Lansing man in critical condition, airlifted to hospital following shooting
• Congratulations to all the kids who participated, every one of which was truly a...
• Led by Michigan's own Rep. Mike Rogers, House Intelligence Committee is reaching...
• Is more good news coming for Michigan and all American manufacturing?
• Howell nurse overcomes major challenges to build career
• MSU men's basketball: Green named Spartans' third national player of year
• MSU men's basketball: NABC names Green national player of year, Izzo coach of year
• For those who saw today's Free Press item and asked where they could find the vi...
• ...and Freedom resurgent in Mali:
• Freedom moves forward in Myanmar:
• The Detroit Free Press catches the scent of the "demon cat":
• Alma golfer ready for shot at Masters
• Support freedom for Belarus:
• Major changes coming to your LSJ
• Family of Lansing teen offers thanks following tragedy
• 'UNSURVIVABLE!' New tornado warnings aim to scare
• Detroit at Dusk:
• Empty Michigan government office space costs taxpayers
• Mega Millions: Kansas, Illinois, Maryland tickets win share of $640M
• Claudia Rosett on UNESCO (and Comedy Central's) "Funny Business":
• A heartfelt farewell to A.J.'s Cafe in Ferndale. When our auto industry was hur...
• MSU basketball: Davis, Haith win AP awards; Spartans' Green 3rd, Izzo 2nd
• MSU football: Lippett at ease back on offense
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region Announces Annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake Fundraiser
• Lansing has starring role in 'Buffalo'
• Etch A Sketch launches ad campaign
• MasterCard, Visa warn of cardholder data breach
• On April 29, we are encouraging churches to hold up Great Lakes Christian Colleg...
• Funding cuts for MSU, U-M recommended by House GOP
• Senate Unanimously Passes Stabenow Resolution Opposing Bonuses for MF Global Executives
• Portrait art the focus of East Lansing exhibition
• Couple married for almost 75 years, die on same day
• Mason artists featured in Lansing Gallery
• Red Cross employees strike in Lansing
• Mega-long odds for winning record $540M jackpot
• Police find car in Red Cedar River
• Lansing's former North Precinct at center of conflict
• Mega Millions a hot ticket in Lansing area
• Michigan’s Camp, Levin Lead Pro-Growth, Pro-Jobs Miscellaneous Tariff Bill Process
• Camp Statement on the U.S. Corporate Tax Rate Becoming the Highest in the Industrialized World
• Rep. Miller: Our Budget Provides a Responsible Path to Less Debt, Lower Taxes and Greater Opportunities
• Snow, sleet possible Friday
• Michigan will exempt nursing moms from jury duty
• Michigan House panel recommends closing Ionia prison
• Support for Grand Traverse Fire Department Announced
• Bill to Eliminate Tax that Hits Underwater Homeowners Introduced in Senate
• Sexton celebrates basketball championship
• Schneider: Long wait for free dental care, volunteers needed
• 10 a.m. Live chat: Hey Joe! live chats MSU sports
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• High school wrestling: LSJ wrestlers of the year
• ICYM: March's "haunting" episode of "View from the Capitol" includes rare footag...
• Upton, House Vote to Pass Budget
• House Passes GOP Budget
• Ways and Means Committee Sends Small Business Tax Cut Act to Full House
• Lansing marathon irons out bumps, set to go
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
• Lansing police arrest 1 after Theodore Street incident
• Waverly's girls basketball coach fired
• Michigan jobless rate drops below 9 percent
• Scholarship Applications for the 2012-2013 year are due by Saturday this weekend...
• BLOOD DRIVE Lansing Community College West Campus, Atrium Thursday March 29, 20...
• Michigan Housing Agencies to Receive Grants for Homless Veterans
• The deadline to register for the Women's Spring Celebration is approaching fast!...
• My warnings about Putin's Russia from 2005:
• Senate Unanimously Passes Stabenow Resolution Opposing Bonuses for MF Global Executives
• Missing DeWitt man: 'Dad, I'm ready to come home'
• Police seek suspect in armed robbery at South Lansing Walgreens
• Lawsuit filed in fatal helicopter crash
• There is lots going on at Great Lakes Christian College this Spring! Starting wi...
• Don’t forget about the Create Your Library forums taking place Wednesday in room...
• Natural gas helps to fuel a manufacturing resurgence:
• MSU football: Spartans' strength lies on front line
• Districts proving 7-12 schools can work
• Trayvon Martin rally at Michigan Capitol steps underway
• Spartans start spring football drills with players in different spots
• Five Michigan militia members acquitted
• Weinstein Co. to release 'Bully' without rating
• Harry Potter e-books on sale
• Stabenow Opposes Bonuses for MF Global Executives, Introduces Resolution
• MSU students call for justice in Trayvon Martin case
• "The snark...the snark!" - Watch what Katherine Amenta has threatened will by my...
• Missing man from DeWitt located after weeks of searching
• Here's the link to watch this morning's "View from the Capitol" on NewsChannel 8...
• Lansing employees might face furloughs
• MSU men's basketball: Green is first team pick by AP
• "I volunteer as tribute!" - Tomorrow morning on a special, spectral "View from t...
• Hundreds turn out for Trayvon Martin rally at MSU
• Lansing non-emergency employees may be furloughed 26 days
• Putin's Russia is a rival not an ally.
• Teen faces 15 years in prison after pellet rifle death
• Good Samaritan wins in court
• MSU's Draymond Green makes All-America team
• Listen up LCC students - the producers of MTV’s three-time Emmy-award-winning se...
• Fire destroys Fowlerville church
• 2 dead, 3 injured after 2-car Jackson Co. crash
• Potomac logic: House will pass a budget resolution, and GOP members "distrust" t...
• This week, on a haunting episode of "View from the Capitol", Katherine Amenta an...
• Butterflies are back at MSU
• MSU hockey: Krug leaves Spartans for NHL
• Michigan archivists seek help in saving photographs of Lansing
• Upton Announces Students from Augusta, Schoolcraft Appointed to Air Force Academy
• Woman falls from window at MSU residence hall
• MSU hockey: Krug leaving Spartans for NHL's Boston Bruins
• Happy Greek Independence Day!
• For all you FSU Bulldogs:
• High school boys basketball: Sexton captures second straight state title
• Fugly McGillicuddy part of growing Lansing-area fashion sector
• Tale of two economies: The state of Michigan’s recovery depends on who you talk to
• Joe Rexrode: Looking back at MSU's surprise run
• High school boys basketball: Sexton leads big at halftime of Class B title game
• Regarding our Great Lakes State's shipping industry:
• Another example of the critical issues raised by our 21st Century's Communicatio...
• Regarding new profile pic, what can I say but - "Go Wings!"
• High school boys basketball: Sexton tops Detroit Country Day, reaches third straight 'B' title game
• Juicing, done carefully, can play dietary role
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans forced to look forward
• Ingham County adds parking fee for Lake Lansing Park-North
• Lansing faces $4.7M deficit
• PHOTO GALLERY: Preserving Lansing's history
• Lansing man arraigned in downtown vandalism
• New self-checkout stands debut at East Lansing library
• I didn't give away the surprise ending...a side of bacon!
• If you had trouble trying to order your Joking with the Jester DVD and merchandi...
• Police: Armed break-in, hostage call a hoax
• The Office of Student Life and Ombudsmen will be screening the film, "Vincent Wh...
• God bless them and all our Veterans on this National Medal of Honor Day!
• Louisville slugs Spartans out of NCAAs
• Supreme Court to review $100K verdict in DeWitt oil spill
• State trooper reportedly wounded in shooting
• MSU men's basketball: Sweet year, sour ending for Spartans
• New Lansing School District plan saves all city high schools
• ...and letters.
• Some arts...
• Alma student receives United States Naval Academy Appointment
• Camp Statement on the Second Anniversary of ObamaCare
• Michigan farms lead the way on pollution-fighting practices
• Miller: SMART Port Security Act to Combat Threats Before They Reach Our Shores
• MSU men's basketball: Louisville leads Spartans at halftime of Sweet 16
• Live chat: MSU vs. Louisville
• Lansing high schools saved in new plan
• Lansing-area jobless rate drops to 7.4 percent
• STOCK Act Passes Senate, Sent to President for Signature
• Depite international sanctions, communist China has no qualms selling surveillan...
• Sexton's Valentine named Class B player of year
• Mason's Dart Container buying Solo Cup in $1B deal
• Inside trio are Green Giants for Spartans
• As France mourns her slain, the suspect's stand off ends:
• Complaint says dad tattooed foot of daughter, 5
• Welcome to my night mare: With "home slices" in tow, Ms. Katherine Amenta makes...
• Deer shooting by police officer traumatized son, dad says
• Upton Praises Passage of PATH Act
• Record breaker: Jaw-dropping high temps continue
• In 'Hunger Games' Lawrence shines, despite weak storytelling
• Court challenges delay powers of Michigan managers
• Desire2Learn for Students Face-to-Face Sessions have been scheduled for Summer 2...
• Child porn charges filed against East Lansing man
• Michigan Snowmobile Association Honors Stabenow
• Draymond Green emerges as nation's best player
• Okemos boys stopped by Rockford in Class A quarterfinal
• Chad Pergram on the politics and process of the federal budget:
• We released a Joking with the Jester DVD teaser last night! Don't miss it! Scrol...
• Common Ground goes to Church
• Developer: Financing secured for City Center II in East Lansing
• Rep. Miller Statement on U.S. Coast Guard's National Ballast Water Standards
• Rep. Miller: Cuts to our Nation's Air National Guard Must be Reevaluated
• Here it is! The moment you have all been waiting for...The Joking with the Jeste...
• BoarsHead Theater building demolition underway
• Woman who hid in trunk with stun gun sentenced for carjacking
• Lansing man hangs himself at Ingham County
• Lansing man arraigned in nightclub murder
• Lansing casino plan goes to tribal vote next month
• What should the Lansing Community College Library of the future look like? Help...
• Including outsourcing as AMERICAN manufacturing productivity increases?
• Lansing City Council votes to advance casino plan
• DeWitt couple sues birthing center in negligence case
• NCAA: Spartans prepare for Louisville defense
• City Center II meeting is today in East Lansing
• House Republican Budget Encourages Prosperity, Comprehensive Tax Reform
• The ultimate goal of ObamaCare:
• Jordyn Wieber up for Sullivan Award
• Lansing casino proposal approved by council
• Stabenow Urges Colleagues to Promote American Exports
• Betsy Weber listens and connects as TechSmith's and Lansing's advocate
• Church Connect for this Saturday has been cancelled. Our registrations did not m...
• Another Sweet 16, Mr. Basketball for MSU
• Recipe: Welcome spring with cool drink
• Art: Buyers validate creative work
• Spread the good news
• Dont Forget!!!!!!
• Body found in Grand Ledge park identifed as missing 47-year-old
• Man with a gun reported in northwest Lansing
• Robert J. Samuelson on the cycles of boom and bust:
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans edge gritty Saint Louis
• Gay rights laws slow to change in Michigan
• Despite dearth of jobs, jobless stigma persists
• Per my "Red Eye" post-game exchange with Andy, feel free to check out the "View...
• Synopsis of my Friday #RedEye gig.
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans advance to Sweet 16, defeat Saint Louis 65-61
• MSU hockey: Spartans get NCAA bid, will play No. 1 seed Union
• The multi-million dollar decision confronted by Detroit and other manufacturing...
• MSU women's basketball: Louisville ends Spartans' season
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans' game prep starts with team of managers
• Growing numbers of people heading to emergency rooms for dental problems
• Two-year colleges coveting four-year degrees
• MSU marathon readers tackle 'Jane Eyre'
• As St. Patrick's Day dwines, a final "slainte" to all, especially the Scots like...
• The Knowles Roast is over and close to 200 people enjoyed an evening of roaring...
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans fall to Louisville, 67-55
• A sobering reflection on this blessed St. Patrick’s Day: Only in America, could...
• Rep. Miller Recognizes SC4's Water Quality, Sustainability Efforts
• Everyone have a SAFE and HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!
• Snow savings won't go far for local government
• MSU overpowers LIU-Brooklyn, 89-67
• Green's huge game makes NCAA tourney history
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans look to carry late surge into NCAAs
• Tornado warning spared Michigan village's residents
• On the road with Joe Rexrode and the Spartans
• Candice Miller urges agricultural conservation
• Miller visits Westview to discuss agriculture
• Off to tape Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld and the gang for airing this St. Paddy's D...
• Clark Street fire ruled accidental
• Items in the silent auction at the roast tonight include: The actual Jester Cost...
• I-96 crash involves Grand Haven students on way to basketball game at MSU
• Joking with the Jester, the Roast of Dr. Lloyd Knowles is tonight! We look forwa...
• Save the date! There will be a Red Cross blood drive on Thursday, March 29 from...
• Senator Stabenow Leads 188 Members Urging President to Confront China on Auto Parts
• My article about how, in the American cause, Andrew Breitbart creatively connect...
• Authorities investigate crash in Aurelius Twp.
• Twisters, storms tear through southeast Michigan
• Former MSU walk-on's persistence pays
• The Luck of the Shanty Irish: on the eve of St. Paddy's Day, I'm on Red Eye.
• Trial ordered in Lansing homicide near CATA station
• (No) bridge over the Grand River
• Massive Michigan Air National Guard cutbacks must be prevented
• Miller Receives Award from Macomb County Chiefs of Police for Her Leadership in Transportation Safety
• Rep. Miller Presents Congressional Awards to Zechariah "Zack" and Emilie Vinson
• SUSIE RIGGS FINKBEINER is the winner of the Lloyd Knowles Bobble head! Thanks fo...
• And the winner of the Lloyd Knowles Bobble head is...
• Congratulations to all of the auction winners! Please email facebook@glcc.edu t...
• 10 minutes left in the auction! Have you checked to see if you have been out bid...
• Just about 30 minutes left in the auction. Time for all of you last second bidde...
• Less than two hours left in the auction. Don't forget that every bid enters you...
• Less than three hours to get your bids in. Are you really going to let some of t...
• Reprise request: Here's the "View from the Capitol" episode with Katherine Amen...
• 44-year-old to stand trial in Lansing homicide
• On the road with Joe Rexrode and the Spartans
• Breastfeeding exemption from jury duty proposed
• Chairwoman Stabenow, Agriculture Committee Members: No bonuses for MF Global Executives
• Biggby marks 17 years
• Stabenow Urges Farm Program Reforms
• You can still buy your tickets to the Roast through our website until 9:00 tonig...
• START HERE – GET THERE TRANSFER FAIR LCC’s University Center & Transfer Initiat...
• Lansing motorcyclist hospitalized after police pursuit ends in crash
• The auction ends in less than 12 hours and there are still no bids on the two pi...
• Forbes on ObamaCare: "If Possible, The News Is Getting Worse"
• High school boys basketball: Okemos edges Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills in OT for region title
• Spartans' march to Columbus
• Court: Youth threatened former state senator
• MSU student sues Jimmy John's
• Upton, Local Business Leaders Meet to Discuss Impact of Rising Gas Prices
• MSU football: Spartans hold pro day for NFL scouts
• E.coli lawsuit against Jimmy Johns filed by MSU student
• Heat could break temperature records for Lansing area
• Are you joining us on Twitter for the LIVE #RoastLloyd Party? There are lots of...
• Don't Forget the last day to Apply for Graduation is March 15th 2012!!!!
• Live chat: Why is the wolf controversial?
• Lansing man stabbed in chest, police arrest neighbor
• Big Government's economy crushing regulatory boot still to fall:
• Upcoming college fair makes practical and superior education accessible to Worki...
• High school girls basketball: East Lansing's upset bid rejected by Grand Haven
• Spartans adapt without Dawson
• Home & Garden Show offers ways to spruce it up
• From JBANC: Putin's Russia - What next?
• Eaton County Eighth Graders Visit EISD Career Center
• Miller Congratulates Harrison Township Environmental Committee
• Rep. Miller: Completion of the BWB Plaza is an Investment Priority in our Nation's Infrastructure
• FRIB gets backing of Michigan lawmakers for federal funding
• Have you seen all of the new auction items yet? We added seats to the Roast, sec...
• Hear the 911 call: CATA bus station shooting
• MSU grad programs retain top rankings from U.S. News
• Lloyd Knowles Bobble head Starting Bid $40 Bid Increments: $5 Here it is! The it...
• U.S. Challenges China on Rare Earths
• Victor Davis Hanson on the hard facts and choice we face in Afghanistan.
• Need a job? Check out the CES Job Fair on Tuesday, April 10 at West Campus.
• Congrats to LCC student Nate Duhon for being named MCCAA Western Player of the Y...
• Ira Stoll is spot on in his analysis of the Federal Reserve's detrimental impact...
• We could use 3-4 more volunteers between 4-8 p.m. to help with set up and arrang...
• High school boys basketball: Sexton coasts past Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard
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• Miller: "Michigan's Entire U.S. House Delegation Unified Against Cuts to Air National Guard"
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• Upton Promotes Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans win Big Ten tourney, earn NCAA No. 1 seed
• Autos drive rise in February retail sales:
• Spartans boot Wisconsin, get another crack at Ohio State in tourney final
• Lansing Capitol backdrop for giant Girl Scouts singalong
• Lansing's sit-down strike 75 years ago brought UAW
• MSU basketball: Spartans whip Badgers, roll into title game
• High school boys basketball: Sexton outdistances pesky Lansing Catholic
• MSU men's basketball: Payne brings the pain as Spartans rout Iowa
• Michigan to lose $4.2M in higher ed funds
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• Gay-marriage showdowns set for 5 states
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• End of perimeter patrols at prisons is dangerous cut back
• My Statement on the February Unemployment Repor
• Spartans blast Hawkeyes in Big Ten Tournament, 92-75
• 'No witness, no case,' in dog brutality
• Bath resident wins $1 million on lottery show
• Coming Sunday: The rise of the gray wolf
• No law yet on food aid for lottery winners
• Eaton County Eighth Graders visit EISD Career Center
• High school girls basketball: East Lansing downs No. 6 East Kentwood, 36-22
• Interim superintendent revising Lansing schools plan
• Finding the time: Noon tipoff challenges diehard Spartan fans
• Michigan group wants corporate donors to be revealed
• Camp Statement on February Jobs Report
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• Dingell challenges Chu on FRIB funding
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• Strong winds knock out power to thousands in Lansing area
• High school boys basketball: Unselfish Okemos zooms past Waverly
• Lansing residents speak out against casino
• Teen begs Blue Cross to cover mom's rehab
• Upton Applauds House Passage of Bipartisan JOBS Act
• Camp's Committee Approves IPAB Repeal Legislation
• Bipartisan JOBS Act Passes House of Representatives
• Grand Rapids Fire Department Receives Federal Grant
• We have added a new twist to our auction. For every bid (winning or not) you wil...
• Already the fur flies over this month's "demon cat" chapter of "View from the Ca...
• Stabenow Leading Effort in Farm Bill to Crack Down on Food Assistance Abuse
• Chairwoman Stabenow Highlights Importance of Locally Grown, Michigan-Made Food
• Joe Rexrode: Dawson injury shouldn't end Spartans' hopes
• Michigan Air National Guard Faces Personnel Reductions
• Romney takes 5 states
• Sault tribe may hold referendum on $245 million casino project
• Snyder has wide-ranging plan to improve safety
• Camp Announces Markup Session on IPAB Repeal
• Rep. Miller - Further Securing Our Homeland Against Our Terrorist Enemies
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• Super Tuesday: Romney pads delegate lead
• Spartan Nation - Where will you watch Friday's big game?
• Chippewa board agrees to referendum on Lansing casino
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• Spartans' Green named Big Ten player of year, Izzo league's top coach
• Senate Passes Stabenow-Cosponsored Illegal Trade Bill
• High school boys basketball: Eastern stops East Lansing
• Wash your hands of these food safety 'facts'
• Suspects sought in robbery at MSU’s Spartan Village
• Camp’s Legislation Ensures that Unfair Trade Practices Cease
• Gas jumps 30 cents in Lansing area
• MSU men's basketball: Green named Big Ten's player of the year; Izzo wins coach of year
• Lansing power plant construction underway
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• Defeat to Ohio State is Izzo's worst loss
• Sun Country will keep Lansing-D.C. service
• Sun Country to Continue Direct Lansing-to-DC Route
• MSU men's basketball: Ohio State forces Spartans to share title
• High school boys basketball district preview
• Groups pitching 22 more casinos
• Kings & Queens: Toddlers, teens compete for honors
• Legislators take steps to ban jobless discrimination
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans fall to Ohio State, 72-70
• Falling home values or ... signs of a market recovery?
• Sault Ste. Marie tribe of Chippewa Indians considering referendum on casino
• MSU men's basketball: Draymond will leave as a Spartan for the ages
• Violent storms kill at least 38 in 5 U.S. states
• High school girls basketball: East Lansing upsets No. 2 Waverly for district title
• MSU women's basketball: Rayburn, Purdue shoot down Spartans
• MSU men's basketball: Roe starring on a different stage
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• End of an era: BoarsHead Theater building demolition begins
• Father: Children would've testified in sex crimes case
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• My response to Rep. Barney Frank on Dodd-Frank Act's "Bipartisanship".
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• Vigil aims to raise money for family
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• Strong wind, thunderstorm possible tonight
• High school boys basketball: Edmond propels East Lansing past Waverly
• Coming full circle: Lansing schools interim leader knows community
• *Advisory* From the 9/11 Hijackers to Amine el-Khalifi: Terrorists and the Visa Overstay Problem
• Stabenow, Levin Fight to Retain Muskegon Coast Guard Seasonal Facility and Traverse City Helicopter Fleet to Maintain Boater Safety
• Prank callers cause school lockdown at Capitol City Baptist
• Romney gets at-large Michigan delegates
• My U.S. House Floor Remarks on the Loss of Andrew Breitbart.
• Senate Defeats Blunt Amendment
• Ford sales up 14.4% in February, Chrysler up 40%, GM up 1%
• Heads up students and staff!
• The Last Lecture Series
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• High school girls basketball: Waverly downs DeWitt in semis
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• Act I: Riverwalk Theatre opens two one-acts
• David Jones, Rest in Peace
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• Levin to Senate: Close loophole that gives Facebook $3-billion tax break
• Killer storms wreck small Midwestern towns, 13 dead
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• Stabenow, Levin Announce Support for Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety
• Santorum claiming Michigan tie, not conceding loss to Romney
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• Man arrested for Feb. 21 Lansing homicide
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• Like Nisbet, Barone is spot on: Big Government's Jacobin's are bent upon displac...
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans leave title door open
• Romney wins Michigan, Arizona
• Lent: 7 days and the Michigan GOP Presidential Primary past, so far so good
• Lansing area part of Gig.U super-high-speed Internet initiative
• East Lansing voters say no to $53M proposal
• Camp Remains Committed to Job-Creating, Economic-Growth Trade Policies
• Michigan’s Camp, Levin Work to Ensure Countervailing Duty Laws Continue to Apply to China
• East Lansing voters split so far on $53M proposal
• MSU basketball: Indiana routs MSU, denies outright Big Ten title
• One of the most popular questions about the Roast of Dr. Lloyd Knowles is - Are...
• Live video: Romney, Santorum await primary results in Michigan
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• Addicted to playing with this little prototype in nearly every meeting. It was m...
• Senator Stabenow Statement on Trade Enforcement Unit Created by President Obama Today
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• Thanks for all of your feedback for the naming of the cafeteria! Your suggestion...
• Chairwoman Stabenow Continues Efforts to Make Agriculture Programs More Accountable, Cost-Effective
• East Lansing's $53M school bond proposal spurs voter turnout
• Michigan voters decide; it's a make-or-break day for Romney, Santorum
• Lansing Eastern student dies in I-96 van crash
• Santorum tells local crowd he's the true conservative in race
• Ron Paul speech draws thousands at MSU
• Bus, car crash ends in Mason front yard
• Lent: 6 days in, so far so good
• Ron Paul's anti-war message resonates with East Lansing crowd
• Congratulations to Detroit Catholic Central State Champion Wrestlers!
• Tonight is your last chance to get in your suggestion for the name of the remode...
• CATA bus collides with car, house in Mason
• Santorum stumps in Delta Township
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• ICYM: This morning's "View from the Capitol" hosted by Katherine Amenta with me...
• Police identify Lansing teen who died in church van crash
• Lansing faith groups join forces to feed hungry
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans get share of Big Ten title
• 'The Artist' takes home five Oscars
• State investigating slaying of child, 12
• Camp Named Champion for Children, Marriage, and Family
• Tomorrow at 8:15 am airs NewsChannel 8's February installment of "View from the...
• Ken Abramczyk's report of Friday's discussion with Livonia Chamber of Commerce m...
• Lent: 4 days in, so far so good
• 50th Anniversary: Louis & Sandra Louis & Sandra Rathbun & Louis & Sandra Rathbun
• Engagement: Krysta Thelen & Kyle Koenigsknecht
• Engagement: Kelly Montgomery & Chris Bourne
• General announcements: Edna Barks-Harrison
• General announcements: Bob Schmidt & Marilyn Schmidt
• MSU leads Nebraska at halftime, 23-15
• Romney pledges to restore America in Lansing area stop
• Phil Beavers is representing GLCC @todaysteens conference in Oakville, Canada to...
• High school boys basketball: Sexton downs Eastern for outright CAAC Blue title, 75-58
• Lansing Township's longtime supervisor proud of successes
• Charges dropped in Arthurhultz case due to 'inexplicable unavailability' of witnesses
• Charlotte doctor to stand trial in sex assault case
• 'Pretty Brown Girl' movement encourages women of color to embrace their beauty
• Charges dropped in Arthurhultz case due to 'inexplicable unavailability' of witnesses
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• Winter storm hits Lansing area; some schools closed, delayed
• Spartan women defeat Huskers; seniors get super sendoff
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans find a way to survive
• Maple syrup season begins in Michigan
• Lansing postal facility slated to close
• 'Hanging object' debate leaves motorists dangling
• Postal Service cutting mail processing in Lansing
• Levin, Stabenow Announce Support for Job Training Programs at Michigan’s Automation Alley
• Ingham fifth worst Michigan county for kids in high-poverty areas
• Did you know there is still time to register for spring 2012 classes? Registrat...
• Tasers in Michigan prisons praised
• MSU survives scare from Minnesota; 66-61
• We are looking for your suggestions: because of the Knowles Learning Center, we...
• Storm could bring 6 inches of snow to southern Michigan
• MSU women's basketball: Experiences shape Johnson's outlook on basketball, life
• East Lansing at crossroads with millage for schools
• Kathie Dunbar: South Lansing's leader
• Camp to Administration: More Must be Done to Stop Threat of Asian Carp
• Rep. Miller Receives 2012 EANGUS Eagle Award
• Celebrating the Groundbreaking of Smithsonian African American History And Culture Museum
• MSU's Hollis joins NCAA Men's Basketball Committee
• Rossman-McKinney quits LEDC board after casino vote
• NBC male anorexia story features Okemos mother's tragedy
• If there's an extra day this year, might as well do something fun with it!
• Desire@Learn is coming!
• Here is some information about the Roast of Dr. Lloyd Knowles. Let us know if yo...
• Joking with the Jester
• Lansing casino OK'd by LEDC
• New Report: Stabenow-Levin Agreement Substantially Cuts Canadian Trash
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces New “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiatives to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry in Holland
• This coming Monday at 8:15 am on NewChannel 8's "View from the Capitol" hosted b...
• Romney to visit Lansing Saturday
• WEDNESDAY’S MEDIA SPOTS (subject to bump)! 1. TALK 1200 BOSTON with Jeff Katz...
• High school girls basketball: Fast-paced Waverly runs past St. Johns
• Winter on pace for fourth-warmest ever in Lansing region
• Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce rewards acts of kindness
• Today’s spot on the Dennis Miller Show w/ Guest Host Larry O'Connor – Shilling f...
• Survey: Mentally ill go it alone
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces New “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiatives to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry in Lansing
• First Winter...then Construction (Michigan's Fifth Season). Bridgework to CLOSE...
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces New “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiatives to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since 2008
• MSU men's basketball notebook: Izzo likes team's unity
• Congrats to LCC Marketing Creative Director Bruce Mackley. The logo for Bitesize...
• Lansing shooting victim dies, suspect sought
• A very sad day for parishoners, but let us remember better days.
• It's not so much "what's on my mind", as it is what's on my middle - Happy Fat T...
• Changing face of need: Lansing-area feels impact of economy
• South Lansing shooting probed by police
• PACZKI PUSH: Fat Tuesday brings traditional treat to Lansing-area
• Lansing casino proposal details still sought by Council
• Tomorrow's Media spots (subject to bump): 1. America's Morning News 7:30 am 2. M...
• Man shot in south Lansing neighborhood
• Great video of our students, staff, and friends helping out our alumni through G...
• Attention builds for MSU, but Izzo cites 'very slim' margin for error
• Welcome back students! Please be sure to tag Great Lakes Christian College in yo...
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• Are you planning to finish up your degree or certificate this semester? If so,...
• MSU's Green sparks Spartans in comeback victory
• A taste of the best: Pillsbury Bake-Off finalists compete for the $1 million grand prize
• ARISE THE TITAN "Mobile Massacre Tour" Comes To The Blackened Moon Concert Hall!
• Lansing airport gains ground after two years of decline
• BYO work gadgets? Companies mixed
• I can't believe I agreed to do this.
• MSU basketball: Huge 2nd half lifts Spartans, 76-62
• East Lansing power restored after outage
• Delta Twp. trustee suffers only minor injuries in rollover
• The men behind Izzo
• Should Lansing teen get chance at freedom or be behind bars for life?
• Michigan colleges need funds, business leaders say
• Schneider: Columnist is checking out after 35 years
• Haslett wood workers carve their niche
• Payroll Tax, GOP Philosophy and a plug for "View from Capitol" on NewsChannel 8...
• Television: 'Amazing Race' starts with 11 duos
• Lansing Catholic clinches CAAC White basketball title over Williamston
• Ex-Spartan teammates partner in East Lansing business
• Amtrak train crash victim went around gates, authorities say
• 911 dispatch call site nearly ready after cost increases, delays
• Amtrak crash victim drove around crossing gates
• Senator Stabenow Praises Passage of Middle Class Tax Cut
• Southbound U.S. 127 reopens south of Lansing
• Senator Stabenow Praises Passage of Middle Class Tax Cut
• Senator Stabenow Announces New Tax Credit Now Available to Michigan Businesses for Hiring Veterans
• Amtrak train crash kills one west of Lansing
• Here's how to participate in a National Eating Disorders Association Walk near y...
• Stabenow: It's time for FRIB to move forward
• 2-legged dog hobbled into woman's heart
• Suffocating defense helps Spartans top Wisconsin
• Lansing school board puts Wallace on leave
• GM bonuses could pump millions into Lansing area
• Camp's Conference Committee Successfully Extends Payroll Tax Holiday, Reforms Unemployment & Prevents Cuts to Medicare Doctors
• MSU basketball: Spartans shut down Badgers, 69-55
• Lansing school board places T.C. Wallace on paid leave
• GM bonuses could pump millions into Lansing area
• Details of fatal Eaton County crash released
• 2-legged dog hobbled into woman's heart
• GM $7.6 billion profit is record high
• 10 a.m. Live chat: Hey Joe! live chats MSU sports
• MEAP scores down in Lansing area
• House Republicans press MSU officials on issue of mandated student insurance
• Set in concrete: BWL’s new energy plant taking shape
• Rep. Miller Statement on Extensions Agreement
• Eaton County deputies arrest fugitive sex offender
• Crews lay 2,600 tons of concrete at BWL
• One person killed in Eaton County crash
• GM to freeze salaried workers' pensions
• Chairwoman Stabenow Underscores Farm Bill’s Role in Creating Jobs, Long Term Economic Growth in Michigan
• SUBSCRIBE to Representative Thaddeus McCotter's YouTube for his latest remarks &...
• New scoring system hurts Lansing-area MEAP scores
• Have you visited Representative Thaddeus McCotter's Flickr yet? If not, please t...
• Lansing man charged in toddler shooting
• Senator Stabenow Honored by the American Medical Association’s Dr. Nathan Davis Award for Outstanding Service
• Michigan could cut state employee workspace, report says
• Perrien to stand trial in killing of retired state police detective, wife
• Roundup: Williamston defeats St. Johns 50-36
• Camp to Geithner: Tax Reform, Not Hikes Are Key to Job Creation
• Opinion: Michigan can't afford to lose the MSU FRIB
• Attorney: Banning tweets during court proceedings a 'gray area'
• Man ordered to stand trial in Delta Twp. double-homicide
• Future of MSU's FRIB: $22 million proposed is less than expected
• Niece of U.S. Rep. Fred Upton gets Sports Illustrated cover
• Don't miss your opportunity to visit CMU, Start Here Get There will be taking a...
• There are Lots of events coming up at GLCC. Be sure to check out our calendar of...
• Video: Five love stories, Michigan style
• MSU men's basketball: Two days off riles up Izzo
• Senator Stabenow Statement on MSU FRIB
• Lansing woman faces stalking charges
• Future of MSU's FRIB: $22 million proposed is less than expected
• Nettles-Nickerson fined in 2010 resisting arrest case
• Camp to Meet Chinese Vice President Xi
• Dunnings: Man accused of shooting toddler was victim of stalking
• Tests so far inconclusive in MSU student's death
• Data: Michigan business personal property tax revenue by community
• Did you know that LCC has a bowling club? And a sign language club? And about...
• Gov. Snyder, Schuette oppose Lansing casino plan
• MSU's Zeke (II) the Wonder Dog dies
• A Washington & Lee University Mock Convention moment brought to you by Represent...
• Who are the players behind the Lansing casino project?
• Adele is Golden at Grammys
• MSU's $62 million project to replace steam tunnels
• MSU men's basketball: Big Ten crown within reach of Spartans
• Lansing teen dies after struck by vehicle in West Michigan
• Engagement: Nelia Van Goor & Michael Verano
• General announcements: Antonia Garcia
• General announcements: Kathryn Sharick
• 50th Anniversary: Clark Cooper & Gere Cooper
• Engagement: Jill Weatherhead & Derek Nusbaum
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• MSU basketball: Spartans thump No. 3 Buckeyes, 58-48
• OVERNIGHT BUSINESS BRIEF
• Krug propels MSU past No. 4 Michigan, 3-2
• All grown up
• Lansing man in custody in toddler's shooting
• Medical examiner on a quest for answers
• Wonder room: Fast and fun fix-up for kids’ rooms
• MSU sophomore dies of bacterial infection
• Thanks to Washington & Lee University's Students for the invite and hospitality...
• Lansing police captain named UofM-Flint's director of public safety
• MSU sophomore dies of bacterial infection
• Wishing all of our students a great Week of Outreach next week. Please be in pra...
• Toddler hospitalized following shooting, collision at Mt. Hope and Cedar
• Man shot in neck in Lansing
• State budget: Michigan governor ties school cash to scores
• St. Johns wrestler Taylor Massa aims for perfect record
• Schneider: Red tape fuels Marathon owner's ire
• Miller - Walberg Joint Statement on Meeting with Secretary of the Air Force
• Look for the story tonight !!! Thanks WLNS-TV
• Owner of pickup in '10 fatal drunk driving crash sentenced
• Michigan budget: Snyder ties school funding to scores
• Detective found Lansing boy in house where sex offender lived
• U.S. Marshals, state police arrest 2 shooting suspects at Chandler Crossings
• DeWitt's McFarland holds her own on the wrestling mat
• Miller: DHS Grant Awarded to Elk Township Fire Rescue
• High school wrestling: DeWitt rolls to district title
• Java Jam is an awesome opportunity for high school students to check out the col...
• Spartans top Penn State, point to showdown with Ohio State
• BBBS Receives Grant From Ingham County Bar Foundation
• Michigan budget surplus means no furloughs
• At long last, snow falls at Hawk Island
• Brutalized pit bull mix is finally home free
• MSU routs Penn State despite sluggishness
• Representative Thaddeus McCotter (MI-11) spoke at the House Financial Services F...
• Michigan will waive furlough days for 37,000 employees
• 10-year-old boy reported missing from Lansing elementary school found
• Police: Holt man arrested after vehicle chase had drugs
• On February 8, 2012, Representative Thaddeus McCotter (MI -11) took to the House...
• President Obama's Administration has gone too far yet again in denying religious...
• Have you bought your ticket to attend Joking with the Jester - the Roast of Dr....
• High school boys basketball: Edmond carries No. 3 Eastern past East Lansing
• Officials: No contamination from Clinton County meth lab blast
• MSU health insurance policy raises ire
• Upton Hails House Passage of Line-Item Veto
• Upton Welcomes News of Essential Funding for St. Joseph Harbor
• Camp Leads Hearing on the Interaction of Tax and Financial Accounting on Tax Reform
• Gymnast Jordyn Wieber - following her dream
• Video: MSU hockey shootout showdown
• MSU football player claims police used unnecessary force
• Sheriff: Meth lab caused Clinton County explosion
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Farm Bill Hearing Schedule for February, March
• Sparrow Hospital and Hayes Green Beach strengthening partnership
• Jordyn Wieber: Olympic hopeful trains, shows home life as part of Kellogg's campaign
• Hoekstra explains ad to Calhoun County GOP
• LCC continues to celebrate Black History Month tonight in Dart Auditorium with t...
• Lansing casino proposal scrutinized by city council
• Explosion rocks Clinton County mobile home park
• Lansing Marathon: Five questions to ask before choosing to run in the inaugural race
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans follow vintage formula
• “Washington Notebook” Features Congressman Camp, Stephen Ayers
• Plane crash at Macomb Co. golf course kills pilot
• Judge rules in Detroit financial review case
• Lansing police will accept some online crime reporting
• Izzo tries to keep focus on Penn State
• Senator Stabenow Shines Spotlight on Chinese Attempt to Force Michigan Business Owner to Hand Over Technology
• ICYMI Representative Thaddeus McCotter's OFFICIAL Press Release and statement on...
• US closes embassy in Syria because of insecurity
• Car rolls over from St. Joseph Highway onto I-496
• Detroit squatters may be allowed to keep homes
• MSU men's basketball: Green leads Spartans to win over Michigan
• ICYMI: U.S. Representative Thaddeus G. McCotter (MI) gave the following stateme...
• Chance of snow Tuesday evening for Lansing area
• MSU basketball: Green leads Spartans past Michigan, 64-54
• Engagement: Brittanie Curns & Jeffery Dygert
• 50th Anniversary: Bob Farlin & Joann (JP) Farlin
• Engagement: Kelsey Gensheimer & Susan Agee
• Wedding: Hollie MacEachran & Brian Town
• Engagement: Stephanie Shu & Gregory Bosgraaf
• High school boys basketball: Eastern fends off Holt, 68-62
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans, Michigan both pushing Ohio State in Big Ten
• Retired teachers reinvogorating classrooms
• Prep for a super game
• Charges possible in fatal beating
• Rep. Miller: Department of Labor is Still Not Listening to American Agriculture
• Rep. Miller Statement on Air Force Structure Change Proposal at Selfridge
• *Advisory* Balancing Trade and Security: Protecting our Ports, Facilitating Commerce, and Securing the Supply Chain - Part I
• Check out some amazing pics from LCC's Black History Month Kickoff Celebration -...
• Lawyer suspects another man in Mich. woman's death
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Support For Michigan Producers
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Support For Southeast Michigan Blueberry Family-Farm
• Stabenow Announces Support For Mid-Michigan Bio-Based Manufacturer
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Support For Northwest Michigan Farms
• Michigan woman charged with torturing 3-year-old boy
• Whoops: Consumers Energy admits $1,500 electric bill mistake
• What's On...Connections is Sunday at 11:30 on WLNS-TV and 2pm on LCC-TV The Link.
• MSU's Green 'will go for sure' vs. Michigan
• Man eats record 337 chicken wings
• February 3, 2012 - "Go Red for Women Day" Representative Thaddeus McCotter (MI-...
• Man who threatened Michigan congressman gets house arrest
• Diesel spill cleanup continues along Kalamazoo River
• Super Bowl ads: Will Clint Eastwood make Chrysler's day?
• Rise and fall: Legal muddle of local shops weakens market
• Union protests city's contract award
• Camp Statement on Latest Unemployment Report
• Camp Leads Hearing on American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Financing Act
• Upton Announces Students from Paw Paw, Schoolcraft Appointed to West Point
• Miller: DHS Grant Awarded to Eastern Huron Ambulance Service
• Stabenow-Cosponsored Bill to Make Congressional Insider Trading Illegal Clears Senate
• Holt student injured when struck by car
• Grammy Award-winning country singer brings folk songs to Lansing
• Ohio man charged in crash that injured state trooper to stand trial
• MSU police arrest 21-year-old with 9 warrants after foot chase on campus
• Having fun with someecards today. Repost if you're saving money by starting at LCC!
• February 2, 2012 Representative Thaddeus McCotter (MI-11) took to the floor to...
• Great information on the Electrical/Utility Lineworker Training Program offered...
• 10 a.m. Live chat: Hey Joe! chats MSU sports
• Spartans' Green could practice this week, sprained knee 'day to day'
• Football recruits reflect Spartan success
• Teenager found guilty in murder of 19-year-old Lansing woman
• Dantonio announces 2012 recruiting class
• Police seek Okemos bank robbery suspect
• Jury finds Lansing 15-year-old guilty of first-degree murder
• MSU men's basketball: Green has knee sprain
• Senator Stabenow Hosts Michigan Business Leaders at National Job Creation Roundtable
• Tonight LCC is kicking off Black History Month with a celebration in Dart Audito...
• Lansing school board delays decision on closing high school
• Victim's father testifies how he found bodies at couple's Delta Township home
• MSU basketball: Spartans suffer tough loss
• VP Biden to visit Grand Rapids today
• Lansing police investigate shooting at party store
• MSU football: Spartans hope to land linemen on signing day
• Rep. Miller Praises Release of Study on Combating the Threat of Asian Carp
• MSU basketball: Spartans fall shy to Illini, 42-41
• Testimony: Victims in Delta Twp. double homicide died of multiple gunshot wounds
• Lansing's high schools: side-by-side comparisons
• Roommate pellet gun murder case to go to trial
• Tomorrow is the last day to register for the Western Michigan University "Start...
• Chairwoman Stabenow Applauds Forest Service Public Access Decision
• Accident closes part of Aurelius Road in Aurelius Twp.
• Tonight: Will we recommend to close Sexton or Eastern?
• Hot flash: Most remedies fail
• Mayor: Lansing has successes, but "decisive action" needed
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• Welcome home, Spartans
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• Talking tech: DemoCamp held in Lansing
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• Schneider: Auto-Owners customer takes complaint public
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• Miller: DHS Grant Awarded to Port Huron Fire Department
• Rep. Miller: Honoring the Service of the National Guard by Providing Full Membership on the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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• Lansing townhouse blaze displaces 20
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• Middle Class Tax Cut Blocked Again as Deadline Looms
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• Officers' actions avert tragedy at MSU's Wharton Center
• Here is a great discount on a new book by one of our professors, Dr. John Nugent.
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• High school boys basketball: St. Johns flies past Eaton Rapids
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• Senator Stabenow Applauds New Measures to Crack Down on Fraud and Abuse in Food Assistance Program
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• Okemos schools' change draws support, some ire
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• Name released of MSU student found dead Friday
• 160,000 jobless Michiganders at risk of losing unemployment benefits
• Television show focuses on '93 death of Lansing woman
• Joe Rexrode: BCS system unfair for deserving Spartans
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• MSU football: Rose Bowl slips away from Spartans
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• General announcements: Salvador Pineda
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• Fire damages Williamston-area home
• 2011 Madrigals started tonight. "The King Incognito"
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• Rep. Miller Statement on November Auto Sales
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• Train derails in north Lansing
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• Gas Station Awning Collapses Due to Storm
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• MSU football: Spartans down Northwestern, 31-17, head to Indy on a roll
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• Big crowds turn out locally for Black Friday
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• High school football: Ithaca repeats as state champ, 42-14
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• High school football: Lansing Catholic already defeated finals foe - but remains wary
• Giving thanks: Volunteers man kitchens to help feed the hungry
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• MSU men's basketball: Spartans seeking to boost tempo
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• Black Friday: Local shoppers begin to camp out for major markdowns
• Schneider: Dropout rate among black males spurs questions
• Michigan lawmakers: Some good came out of debt supercommittee
• A Season of Thanks
• Lansing police identify woman found in river
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• MSU receives $7 million from anonymous donor
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• Miller Statement on Arrest in New York Bomb Plot
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• MSU football: Spartans eye strong finish at Northwestern
• Stores hope earlier hours lure shoppers
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• Upton Statement on Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction
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• MSU football: Spartans wrap up Legends title
• Anniversary: Jack Kidder
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• MSU football: Spartans pounds Indiana, 55-3
• Silver Bells in the City: Event kicks off holiday season in Lansing area
• 11th Annual Lansing Turkeyman Trot 5K Run/Walk
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans coast by Texas Southern to easy first victory
• No remains at Renkoski dig site
• Forecast: Michigan economy may add 77,000 jobs in '12-'13
• MSU football: Okemos girl's cancer battle inspires Spartans
• Michigan Supreme Court hands Gov. Rick Snyder a victory on plan to tax pensions
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• Dig for Renkoski remains begins today in Conway Township
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• BWL proposal would raise some rates
• Rep. Miller: Now is the Time to Balance the Federal Budget
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• Stabenow praises VA for opening community health clinics
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• Port Austin Reef Light Association Awarded $20,000 Grant to Restore Lighthouse
• Miller: DHS Has an Historic Opportunity to Leverage DOD Technology for Our Homeland Security
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• Come Friday, downtown streets will be filled for ... Silver Bells
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• Michigan's unemployment rate drops to 10.6%
• GM Delta Township plant hits the 1 million mark
• Senator Stabenow Announces Bill to Make Congressional Insider Trading Illegal
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• Okemos native now is head of air base on Alaska's Kodiak Island
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans duke it out, fall to Blue Devils
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• Camp Statement: Senate Amendment to H.R. 674 to Repeal of 3 Percent Withholding Provision on Government Contractors
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• Deputy picks up deer after it wouldn't leave road (w/ video)
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• Michigan man sentenced in horse sodomy case apparently caught on video
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• Lansing council could cut meetings in half
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans face another tough test in Duke
• Plan to dissolve Ingham road panel gains support
• Rep. Miller Statement on U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Appeal Case Over Health Care Law
• Michigan man gets 90 days in horse sex case
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• Hire MI Heroes bill aims to get vets back into the workforce
• Perry faces tough battle in Midwest
• MSU football: Spartans right where they want to be
• Kids ages 10, 11 may join in firearm season
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• Camp Statement on Supreme Court Review of Constitutionality of Democrats’ Health Care Overhaul
• Man, 53, arrested in robbery attempts
• Anniversary: Jack Kidder
• Anniversary: Josefina Villarreal & 90th Birthday
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• MSU football: Spartans get crucial win at Iowa, 37-21
• High school football: Fowler powers way into semis
• High school football: Dowagiac no match for Lansing Catholic
• MSU basketball: Young Spartans fall to UNC in Carrier Classic
• MSU football: Cousins gets another chance at Iowa
• Cold case team postpones search in Paige Renkoski case
• Obama arrives at Carrier Classic
• MSU basketball: North Carolina leads MSU 36-25 at half
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• Michigan closes sales of 1111 for today's Daily 4 players
• Setting up for Groundbreaking tomorrow at 1:30!
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• Bring your parent/guardian to the Eaton ISD Career Preparation Center
• Family helps preserve memories of Vermontville-area vet who fought at Iwo Jima
• Police seek suspect in downtown homicide
• Miller: National Guard Deserves an Independent Voice on the Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Advisory: Protecting the Homeland: How Can DHS Use DOD Technology to Secure the Border?
• Rep. Miller Statement Honoring Veterans Day
• Giving Michigan Veterans the Support They Have Earned
• Schuette: Police can seize marijuana from medical marijuana patients
• MSU ready for Carrier Classic; may play again in 2013
• Senate Passes Bill to Help Veterans Get Jobs
• Police hunt for suspect in fatal downtown Lansing shooting
• Ann Romney speaks to husband's supporters in Lansing
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• College football: Penn State board fires Paterno
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• North Lansing site becomes home to incubator startups, others
• Upton Salutes Our Nation’s Veterans
• The Power of a Single Vote - Lansing Election Information and Polling Places
• GM to invest $385M in Romulus plant
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans' special camouflage uniforms for North Carolina revealed
• Despite rain, cold, protesters planning to keep Occupy Lansing camp operating
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• MSU men's basketball: New additions spark Spartans' win over Ferris State
• MSU football: Spartans humbled by loss at Nebraska
• Lions stifle Denver, 45-10
• MSU student sexually assaulted in dorm on Saturday
• Small-town libraries provide prime gathering places, a view to the world
• 50th Anniversary: Julie Eisler & Brooke Dorn
• Engagement: Sarah Michelle Dost & Kevin Michael Wright
• 50th Anniversary: Frank Shortz & Linda Shortz
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• 50th Anniversary: Bradley Grenlund & Bonnie Grenlund
• MSU football: Huskers hammer Spartans, 24-3
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• MSU football: Spartans, Nebraska prep for first of what could be many high-stakes battles
• High school football roundup: Macksood, Rush lead Lansing Catholic past Olivet
• Williamston community rallies for family after tragic loss
• DeWitt's Wieber, 16, opts to turn professional
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• 7 dead after semi-truck slams into minivan near Michigan-Indiana border
• Williamston school wall collapse under investigation by structural engineer
• Two Lansing-area women inducted into Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
• MSU football: Work in weight room pays off for Nichol
• Hot diggity dog
• DTDL’s 4th Annual Jingle Belle 5K Run/Walk for Women
• Miller Applauds Plan to Re-Developed Port Huron Riverfront Property
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• Trick or treat: Area communities set hours as Lansing kicks off events
• Proposed Michigan law would allow concealed gun permit holders to buy Tasers
• Williamston student dies in accident at school
• House Approves Legislation to Repeal 3 Percent Withholding Rule
• Upton Supports Repeal of 3% Withholding Tax
• 14-year-old Williamston student dies in locker room accident
• Miller Hosts Congress in the Classroom at Port Huron Northern High School
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• Obama extends plan to help homeowners refinance mortgages
• High school football: East Lansing's Scott-Emuakpor commits to Ball State
• MSU football: Win for the ages has Spartans in good position
• Ingham Co. aiding homeowners in legal battles over foreclosures
• Lansing, DeWitt OK tax-sharing agreements
• New hub targets black business owners
• Stabenow Announces “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiative to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry in Grand Blanc
• Stabenow Announces “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiative to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry in East Lansing
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• Stabenow Announces “Grow it Here, Make it Here” Initiative to Advance Emerging Michigan Industry in Zeeland
• MSU football: Cousins, Elsworth get Big Ten awards
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• High school football: Area produces 20 postseason teams
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• MSU football: Nichol's game-winner lifts Spartans
• Anniversary: Angela Fata & Tarek Buckmaster
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• Big game, MSU homecoming draw fans back in droves
• Rep. Miller Statement on Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Iraq
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• Camp Attends Signing of Job-Creating Trade Agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea
• Brandon Heath in concert tonight at the Doty Center
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• President vows to veto cut, cap & balance; he prefers tax, spend & unemployment.
• White House backs bill overturning Defense of Marriage Act
• MSU's Kirk Cousins dominates field on video screen
• Senator Stabenow Congratulates Michigan School-Based Health Centers on Awards
• Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder approval ratings rise slightly; Sen. Debbie Stabenow down
• If you are planning to be at the Northmen on Wed. Aug 3, plan to stop by our area for a free lunch of pulled pork sandwiches right off the roaster! Plan Wed lunch on us!
• There have been some questions posted on here recently about Caribbean Fest. We wanted to update our Facebook community and let you know that the college will not host a Caribbean Festival this year due to construction on the Washington Mall for water a
• We were saddened to find out that alumni Ed Geans, class of 1970, died of a possible heart attack while swimming on Sunday. Memorial service will be July 23 at 11 a.m. at Winter Park Christian Church near Orlando, FL and visitation on Friday from 6-8.
• Dingell Keeps Michigan at the Forefront of Leadership Team
• Grand Rapids boy, 2, killed by pickup truck, driver stabbed
• Borders agrees to liquidation plan
• Late planting season hurts area's corn, soybean crops
• No relief as temps to stay in 90s all week
• Man, 43, charged in death of 83-year-old
• Rep. Miller: President's Veto Threat is Not a Plan Forward
• LCC cancels Howell campus classes due to power outage
• Lansing's African American Parade and Festival postponed to 2012
• Senator Stabenow Praises A123 Systems for Advanced Battery Hiring Milestone in Michigan
• LCC Livingston County Center is closed for the evening due to a power outage.
• Join our performing arts students as they present Metamorphoses July 20-24 in Dart Auditorium.
• Remains of 83-year-old man found in Eaton County home
• Lansing braces for heat wave; cooling centers open
• Grandville High student among 6 rescued in Lake Michigan
• 11 a.m. web chat: Obesity in Michigan
• Owosso man drowns at Motz County Park
• Fans flock downtown to enjoy Common Ground's final night
• Community Mental Health Authority's efforts saving $2 million a year
• Lansing bicycle parking advocates seek more options
• Ingham, Sparrow compete for top heart hospital title
• Peckham Ability Tour raised awareness for recrational needs
• Can Michigan win the battle against obesity?
• Etheridge juggles music, Broadway and getting cool points as a mom
• Lansing snow removal hearing Monday
• Republicans must stand firm and perform their Constitutional duties by pressing for the cut, cap and balance plan to start restructuring Big Government: at least $6 trillion in Big Government spending; cap spending at the historic levels of 18% of GDP; a
• Lansing man arrested for armed robbery after chase ends on roof
• LCC international students say college could help them more
• LL Cool J headlines main stage tonight at Common Ground
• Michigan targets meth, tightens limits on allergy and cold meds
• Michigan State hosts livestock expo
• Poll: Most Michigan voters oppose changing motorcycle helmet law
• Lansing man to stand trial in April crash that killed friend
• Editorial: Dear Uncle Sam, We don't want flood insurance
• Editorial: Miller: National ballast water standards are long overdue
• U.S.-Canada border could get security upgrades
• Editorial: Fed flood insurance program unfair to state homeowners
• Rep. Miller: Ohio House Bill 231 Jeopardize the Great Lakes and Surrounding States and Provinces
• Delta Air Lines may drop flying in 24 cities, 5 in Michigan
• Hannan takes on new responsibilities for Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero
• Dingell: H.R. 2354 is a Republican Attempt to Sabotage Policies Protecting Health and Safety of Americans
• Dingell Calls for Bipartisan Work on Public Safety, Spectrum
• MSU men's basketball: Appling enjoys Team USA play
• Bittersweet end - fans invade theaters for final 'Harry Potter' premiere
• Theory ready to rock annual fest
• Cooley Law School files suit against lawyers, bloggers
• Weekend heat wave could trigger Lansing cooling centers to open
• Betty Ford 1918-2011: Former first lady laid to rest beside her husband
• Upton Calls for Bipartisan, Bicameral Support to Make Vital Improvements to Nation’s Pipeline Infrastructure
• Rep. Miller wants border patrol cooperation
• Betty Ford funeral: Family, friends eulogize former first lady
• Don't forget - the financial aid application deadline for fall semester is fast approaching! Be sure to file your FAFSA in the next week or so to meet the deadline. Details on how and when to apply can be found at
• Michigan lawmaker to review statute of limitations
• Suiting up tonight for the annual Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park. $10 ticket sales go directly to The Washington Literacy Council and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington.
• Stabenow Statement Honoring the Life of Betty Ford
• Energy Committee Passes Stabenow Jobs Bill
• Are you a first time student coming to campus in the fall? Still a little confused on what you need to do to get started at LCC? Check out this video with Becky Brewer, Coordinator of Orientation Programs here at the college. She has all the informati
• Stabenow Unveils Major Initiative to Boost Michigan’s Advanced Battery Industry
• 1 dead, 1 injured in I-96 crash near Okemos Road
• Tempers flare as clock ticks on debt-limit deal
• Mourners welcome Betty Ford home in Grand Rapids
• Eaton County first in area to kick off annual fairs
• 'Soup kitchen' makes a statement to Gov. Snyder
• East Lansing police have suspect in 2000 death, but statute of limitations has expired
• Camp: The President is Gambling with Our Credit Rating
• Rep. Miller: National Ballast Water Standards Are Long Overdue
• Betty Ford funeral: Ex-first lady's casket on its way to Grand Rapids
• Suspect found, but no charges in 2000 East Lansing manslaughter
• Dingell: GOP Were For The Independent Advisory Board Before They Were Against It
• Ex-wife to stand trial in trunk stun gun incident
• Did someone say COOKIE?? Who doesn’t love cookies – especially when they’re free! Visit LCC Radio 89.7 FM in TLC 001 on Wednesdays, vote for your favorite song, and get a cookie!! The top five songs will be played on Thursday’s
• Want tickets to Common Ground? How much do you "like" us?
• DOE Offers Severstal Dearborn, LLC a $730 Million Conditional Loan Commitment for Michigan Project
• Poll: Lansing residents give City Council a D+
• Goin' Green: MSU stadium gets a facelift after U2 show
• Murder trial ends with no verdict
• Service dogs lift spirits and more for many
• Benefits changes to save Lansing schools nearly $5 million
• Betty Ford hailed as a force of nature
• Rep. Miller: National Flood Insurance Program Needs More Than Small Reform Changes
• Rep. Miller: Our Nation's Maritime Security is Dependent on Federal, State and Local Cooperation
• welcomes Student Statesmanship Institute to our campus for their second week of camp. We hope you are all having a great time!
• Voted to repeal the government light bulb ban
• Hung jury in Lansing double homicide trial
• Widespread Stakeholder Support for Dingell-Green Public Safety Bill
• 2011 Prep Athletes of the Year
• Michigan Schools to Buy Local for School Lunches
• Lansing police arrest 2 after retrieving shotgun near Club X-Cel
• Current, former first ladies gather for Betty Ford funeral today
• Smooth Songz: R&B star treats devoted fan base on opening night of Common Ground
• Lansing council OKs cap on marijuana dispensaries
• Jury weighing double homicide case
• Tracking the beef: MSU program follows food from farm to plate
• Kildee Statement on the Passing of Longtime Friend and Staffer, Barbara Donnelly
• Search yields no items in missing Michigan boys case
• Dingell, Green Introduce Public Safety Network Bill
• Dingell: Ensure Access To High-Quality, Effective Medical Care For Children
• Storms bring high winds, blamed in 1 Mich. death
• Jury deliberations underway in Lansing double-homicide trial
• MSU student's body recovered from Pennsylvania lake
• Senator Stabenow Unveils Major Initiative to Boost Michigan’s Advanced Battery Industry, New Clean Energy Jobs at Trans-Matic in Holland
• Dingell Statement on Passing of Betty Ford
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Lansing Community College offers a wealth of programs and activities for children in grades K–12. To stay up to date with the college’s latest offerings, sign up for the K12 Initiatives newsletter!
• Trey Songz brings R&B style tonight at Common Ground
• Michigan's 401(k) plan saved state more than $4 billion
• Michigan's construction industry seeing cautious revival
• 'Discount Dave' still busy despite closing of store
• Grand Ledge woman cool for pool; entering Hall of Fame
• Debate continues over Lansing's medical marijuana dispensaries
• Taste of Downtown: Bars, eateries feature food, 100 wines
• Best beaches: Sleeping Bear Dunes tops list of 5 Great Lakes destinations
• Mason State Bank celebrating its 125th year in business
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Grand Rapids shooter's motive may never be known
• Grand Rapids hostage to brother in Lansing: 'Can't talk, bad time'
• 5 tips to make the most of your wild adventure
• Man taped having sex with horse, police say
• Rep. Miller Statement on the Flood Insurance Reform Act
• Rep. Miller Statement on Latest Jobs Report
• Kildee Leads 27 House Members in Call to Obama to Include Worker Protections in Free Trade Agreements
• Michigan man accused of having sex with horse
• The Lookout, Lansing Community College's independent student newspaper since 1959, now provides news and information year-round via our website! Check out our newest story, about LCC instructor Jack Bergeron's art exhibit in Old Town, at www.lc
• Ohio State vacates wins from 2010 football season
• Senator Stabenow Unveils Major Initiative to Boost Michigan's Advanced Battery Industry at A123 Systems in Livonia
• The Early LCC is still accepting children for summer camp: click here to learn more!
• Dingell: Cutting Aid to the Palestinians May be Detrimental to Peace Negotiations
• Senator Stabenow Unveils Major Initiative at Michigan State University to Boost Michigan’s Advanced Battery Industry, New Clean Energy Jobs
• Over sixteen million Americans are unemployed. Over thirty million Americans are unable to pursue better jobs because of the failed stimulus and other irresponsible, job-crushing policies. Inflation is rising. Real wages are declining – everywher
• Michigan motorcycle helmet measure pits riders against insurers
• Michigan residents 10th fattest in country
• Marijuana dispensaries not to exceed 48, Lansing panel decides
• Hearing set in killings of 13 dogs
• 'Horrible Bosses' gives embattled working folks an outlet
• Grand Rapids gunman kills seven, commits suicide
• Camp: Fragile Economy One More Reason to Reform Tax Code, Level Playing Field for American Employers
• Upton Outlines Energy and Commerce Accomplishments in First Six Months of 112th Congress
• Rep. Miller's Statement on DHS's Maritime Operations Coordination Plan
• Advisory: Protecting the Maritime Borders - Leveraging Law Enforcement Cooperation to Enhance Security Along America's Coasts
• Dingell: FDA Confirms Authorities and Funding Included in H.R. 1483 Will Help to Prevent Another Heparin-Like Event
• DINGELL: FDA CONFIRMS AUTHORITIES AND FUNDING INCLUDED IN H.R. 1483 WILL HELP TO PREVENT ANOTHER HEPARIN-LIKE EVENT
• MSU med student accused in dog killings delays preliminary hearing
• 30 percent of Michigan adults obese, study finds
• Uncertain future for Casey Anthony after acquittal
• We are at the North American Christian Convention in Cincinnati. Stop by our booth #540 and see us.
• Along the Red Cedar
• 40 percent of babies in Michigan born to single moms, study finds
• Common Ground musicians revel in summertime shows
• Schneider: Mangled mail problem not new, ex-postal worker says
• Hotel back on for City Center II
• Lansing July 4 fireworks victim moved to Ann Arbor burn unit; $2,000 reward
• Common Ground is just around the corner who are you most looking forward to seeing?
• America's Great Outdoors: Secretary Salazar, Congressman Dingell Visit Michigan, Celebrate Conservation Efforts Underway
• Senator Stabenow: Stand up to China to Stop Illegal Hoarding of Advanced Technology Materials
• On Glenn Beck Radio this morning 10:20am EST - Listen online...
• America's Great Outdoors: Secretary Salazar, Congressman Dingell to Highlight Public-Private Partnerships at Work in Michigan
• ATTENTION! Are you taking summer courses or planning to come to campus next week to register for fall semester? Please note: The Common Ground Music Festival begins on July 11 and runs through July 17. Check out this page for information on parking on ca
• Holt woman burned by M-80 thrown into Lansing crowd awaiting fireworks show
• Residents demand answers in Lansing police shooting of girl, 17
• Food aid rising in Ingham County
• MSU medical student says he killed 13 greyhounds out of anger
• Michigan State University begins demolition of Cherry Lane site
• I'll be on Fox & Friends 7:45am EST tomorrow (Wednesday) morning.
• Casey Anthony acquitted in death of her 2-year-old daughter
• Portion of MLK to close until late Sept.
• Police ID Lansing man killed in Monday night bike accident
• Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow Announces New National Effort to Preserve Saginaw Bay
• The Physical Fitness & Wellness Department is now offering a Pool Membership, effective Friday, July 1st. Everyone is eligible for a Pool Membership, including LCC staff, faculty, students, and community members. Details can be found at
• Big Ten is among those mulling if it might aid athletes
• Michigan needs $145 million in concessions from unions
• New project aims to help Iraq rebuild, boost Michigan economy
• Jobs vs. labor costs to drive auto talks
• Sunshine, candy and eclectic mix delight crowd during Lansing parade
• Today we celebrate how America affirmed to the world our liberty is from God, not a government. Happy 4th of July!
• It's a blast: Fireworks draw crowd; more in area tonight
• Few clues 5 years after Ovid Twp. homicides
• New volunteer law allows DNR to address more tasks
• Some health plans left out of new federal rules
• Careers: Find an oasis in jobless desert
• St. Johns artist's work features bars worldwide
• Former MSU students from Libya await word of asylum in U.S.
• Lansing schools brace for next deficit
• Eaton Rapids woman gets 3½ years for fraud
• Malls, many retail stores open through the holiday
• Federal court strikes down Michigan's Proposal 2
• Michigan's new state parks permit system raises $10.9 million in first nine months
• Elsie man charged in child porn case
• Miller Statement on Independence Day
• Sky fills with planes on eve of Field of Flight festival
• Michigan ban on race in college admissions illegal
• Best Great Lakes beaches
• Michigan Senate OKs teacher tenure changes
• Dingell Statement On The 45th Anniversary Of Medicare's Launch
• Ingham County's sheriff revisits 2005 Ricky Holland case
• Lansing panel requests data to set medical marijuana cap
• Gas prices a deciding factor in holiday driving for many
• Old Glory lowered last time as 2 Lansing fire stations close today
• Celebrating our Independence
• Sheriff Wriggelsworth shares story of Ricky Holland investigation
• Pastors, NAACP question Lansing police fatal shooting
• Reminder the college is closed July 2-4. Enjoy your holiday weekend!
• Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Strengthened Effort to Help Michigan Livestock Producers Combat Bovine Tuberculosis
• I'll be answering 20 questions today via Twitter for BigGovernment -- Noon EST
• Dingell Applauds Sixth Circuit Court Ruling on Constitutionality of Health Care Law Individual Mandate
• Proposal would legalize some aerial fireworks
• Medical marijuana ordinance may bring city legal challenges
• Lansing school board passes $173M budget
• Grandkids get early taste of college life
• Police release identity of suspect in baseball bat beating
• Lansing teachers agree to wage and benefit concessions
• Schneider: Vandals do $2,287 in damage for $16 in copper at Lansing clinic
• Lansing police seek man who attempted to abduct 12-year-old
• LCC is making some building renovations and we want your input! Take a couple of short surveys and you'll be entered into a drawing to win free parking for the Fall 2011 Semester!
• Michigan Merit Exam scores show Lansing students lose ground
• Analysts see rise in June auto sales
• Ex-Spartans return to help raise money on the greens
• MSU student charged in three more dog killings
• 4 Lansing unions OK cuts to save city jobs
• Michigan Senate OKs repeal of mandatory motorcycle helmet law
• MSU student faces 3 additional dog killing charges in East Lansing
• Details: Lansing and unions reach deal, avoid some layoffs
• MME scores decrease at Lansing Eastern High School
• TSA forced 95-year-old woman to remove wet diaper
• Dozens protest Lansing police cuts
• Lansing limits medical marijuana facilities in city, restricts locations
• Ingham County explores tax increase for economic development
• Lansing school board meeting moves from country club to Kellogg Center
• MSU student faces felony charges in deaths of 10 Italian greyhounds
• Lansing school board makes last-minute change to meeting location
• Lansing-area death notices
• MSU student faces charges he killed 10 dogs, nearly killed another
• Stabenow, Kildee: Legislation Will Provide Educational Support to Youth Who Have Dropped Out of High School
• Levin, Stabenow Announce Support for Great Lakes Restoration Projects
• Thanks to the Little Rockers & Gov. Huckabee for carrying me during the music segment...
• 56 m.p.g. could be fuel economy target by 2025
• Dingell Welcomes Congresswoman Edwards to Michigan With a Song
• Had a great conversation with Gov. Huckabee over the weekend...
• U2 rocks MSU: 65,000 turn out to hear Irish band
• Blooms brighten in Grand Ledge Garden Tour
• Former MEDC president to lead university in Oklahoma
• Lansing teachers voting on cuts
• Lansing council to discuss medical marijuana ordinance tonight
• U2 tour director offers glimpse into band, stage's origins
• Questions remain in shooting by Lansing officer
• When fire strikes: Small-town business districts struggle to recover after disasters
• Anniversary: John Doe & Jane Doe
• Anniversary: John Doe & JAne Doe
• Anniversary: James Koala & Jane Koala
• I'll be on Huckabee tonight 8pm EST on Fox
• High school soccer: Hall closes his career in style
• Setting the stage for U2
• Rogers one of few in GOP to back U.S. Libya action
• Lansing's medical marijuana moratorium likely to end
• National robot institute merits presidential visit
• Rep. Miller Statement on Libya Resolutions
• State Parole Board votes to release ex-mayor Kwame Kipatrick
• Ford falters as Toyota recovers in J.D. Power 2011 quality study
• East Lansing man to stand trial in death of infant son
• 65-year-old Lansing man assaulted with baseball bat, no shooting
• MSU football: Spartans add three recruits
• Robber gets away after restaurant break-in
• House OKs plan eliminating retiree health care insurance
• 3 who supplied liquor in fatal crash that killed Holt students sent to jail
• Lansing businesses say they're hurting from Saginaw road work
• Rep. Miller Statement on President's Decision to Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• Keg party hosts get jail for roles in fatal crash that killed three Holt teens
• Ann Coulter takes shots at Democratic policies in Lansing tour stop
• The FALL deadline for Women’s Resource Center/Returning Adult Program’s Tuition and Child Care grants is July 1. All submitted applications must be complete with required documentation attached. For more info, visit www.lcc.edu/wrc, or on cam
• Chairwoman Stabenow Urges USDA to Continue Building on Past Reforms, Crack Down on Fraud and Cut Red Tape
• Portion of M-43 opens in Lansing, Delta Twp.
• Spartan Stadium turf to be replaced with Colorado grass, not MSU's
• Last night on Fox Business...
• High school girls track and field athlete of the year: Grand Ledge's Tory Schiller
• Armed robber shoots dog as victim fights back
• MSU duo hopes to get called
• As 360 Tour winds down, U2 looks forward to its return to recording
• Lawsuit: Fannie, Freddie owe Ingham County millions
• Fixer-uppers may get new life through Land Bank program
• Camp Statement on Obama Exit Strategy
• Rep. Miller Receives "National Park Heritage" Award
• Rep. Miller Commends Michigan House & Senate Resolutions Calling on U.S. Congress to Reform Flood Insurance
• Rep. Miller Statement on President's Afghanistan Policy
• Lawsuit says Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac owe state, Ingham County millions
• Eaton County deputy saves, resuscitates kitten
• Dingell Explores Reforming FCC Process For More Efficiency And Transparency
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Hiring Support for Grand Rapids, East Lansing Fire Departments
• Dingell: We Can Protect Medicare By Improving Secondary Payer Regimes
• Senator Stabenow Delivers Keynote Speech at Southern Wayne Regional Chamber of Commerce Legislative Forum Luncheon
• Spoke at Am Spec/ATR breakfast this morning...
• Police pull over 7-year-old driver in Michigan
• Lawsuit seeks to overturn Michigan emergency manager law as unconstitutional
• Senator Stabenow Testifies on Job-Creation Potential of Advanced Manufacturing
• Hands-on hunt: Anthropology students dig up past at Michigan State University
• Restaurants, hotels ready for influx of U2 faithful
• Dog killer faces up to four years in prison
• Bill calls for medical marijuana database
• Construction camp works to break down career barriers
• Camp Statement on Double Economic Downgrade
• Camp Demands Answers for Automotive Retiree Victims
• Rep. Miller: Enbridge Completes Work; Restarts Pipeline 6B
• Rep. Miller Praises Groundbreaking of New Paint Shop at SHAP
• Tornado watch issued for Lansing region
• Eaton Rapids man convicted for killing pit bull
• Ramp from Grand River Avenue to U.S. 127 north to open today
• hopes everyone is enjoying their summer. Anyone with some fun plans?
• Reminder - if you plan on filing your FAFSA for fall semester, you must submit your forms online by July 15th in order for LCC to receive your results by the August 1st deadline.
• Editorial: Oil pipeline fix safeguards St. Clair River
• 8-year-old Lansing girl is area's fifth water fatality
• Bernero seeks federal aid for two Lansing projects
• Lansing Community College murals offer inspiration, lessons for students to absorb
• Lansing Community College board approves $131 million budget
• U2's sound continues to resonate through years
• Lansing police investigating afternoon shooting
• Earlier today with Dennis Miller...
• Kelly Bernero charged with impaired driving, marijuana possession
• Bernero seeks federal aid for Verlinden, REO Town projects
• 8-year-old Lansing girl dies one day after being pulled from Barry County lake
• LCC Yoga Club: Saturdays 5– 6 pm in GB 252, FREE! No experience necessary. Achieve good health, relaxation, and more, with simple, non-strenuous exercises for adults of all ages. For info email: Robert at ESCHBAR2@lcc.edu
• The Left believes it can regulate Americans and somehow control the weather. This is not only anti-scientific, this is not only ahistorical; it is insane.
• Dingell Asks FCC to Share Predictions about Effect of Spectrum Auctions on Consumers
• On the radio with Dennis today 10:34am EST -- Listen live...
• Hamlin surges to first win of season
• $1.88 million grant will expand Clinton County's Motz Park
• Trading of aviation parts focus of LCC investigation
• Michigan HR Day focuses on embracing positive change
• Italian ices: Sweet relief from the heat
• Holt superfan thrilled by upcoming 'spiritual experience'
• School districts' health care costs, plans vary widely
• 34th annual Thespies Awards: 'Caroline or Change' wins top local theater honors
• Boating industry rides recovery wave
• Vintage Oldsmobiles make annual return to mid-Michigan
• Delta Rocks! hugely popular with residents
• Love of little Charlie stirs generosity from artists
• Aggressive drunk driving enforcement earns Clinton County yet another MADD honor
• Will be addressing the RightOnline Conference today 5:15pm CST -- Streaming live...
• Crash injures two, causes fertilizer spill
• Families greet soldiers back from Iraq tour
• Future of Lansing's math and science academy uncertain
• MSU to raise tuition 6.9 percent next year for undergrads
• Redistricting may end seesaw in 7th U.S. House District
• SMART home renovations: Functional trumps excess when it comes to upgrades, remodeling
• Miller and King Statements on Obama Administration Decision to Extend National Guard Deployment on Southwest Border
• Police arrest 18 Lansing residents indicted on drug, weapons charges
• U2 360 Stage largest ever built
• Lansing-area congressional districts would change under new maps
• Looking for a student employee position for this fall? Check out www.lcc.edu/ces/
• Grand Ledge welcomes home National Guard soldiers from Iraq
• No charges in fatal police chase
• Key House Dems Ask McKinsey to Release Methodology of Potentially Biased Health Reform Study
• House Democratic Leaders Introduce Legislation to Save More than $100 Billion in Medicare Drug Costs
• Lansing schools counting on concessions to balance budget
• Dozens speak out on Lansing marijuana proposal
• Cherry Lane makes final contribution as a training site for E.L. firefighters
• Testing reveals toxins in soil at city's former Red Cedar golf course
• Kildee Honors Stanley Cup MVP Tim Thomas in Congressional Record
• Democrats say GOP needlessly rushing redistricting
• No charges against police in fatal high-speed motorcycle chase
• Speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference today 4:30pm CST (CSPAN3)...
• Summer Solstice Jazz Festival heats up East Lansing
• Dingell Outraged at Republicans for Cutting Food Safety Funding
• Stabenow Calls for Continued Crackdown on Fraud and Abuse in Food Assistance Program
• Are you ready? Fall registration begins June 21 at 9 am. Please visit for the full assigned registration schedule. Happy planning!
• Dingell Introduces Amendment To Protect Food Safety Funding
• Iraq War veteran with PTSD could have charges dropped in police standoff
• Lansing turf wars: City gets heat over unmowed grass
• 1920s-era gas station in Old Town to be restored as coffee shop
• Plan would end retiree health insurance for most Michigan government workers
• Despite stormy spring, many road projects on track
• Upton Calls for Improved Pipeline Safety to Protect the Public, Meet Nation’s Growing Energy Needs
• DINGELL EXAMINES REQUIRING MORE PROTECTIONS FOR CONSUMER DATA BREACHES
• Michigan AG issues subpoenas to mortgage firms as part of fraud investigation
• Dingell Votes for the Department of Veterans Affairs Appropriations Bill
• Lansing-area death notices
• Schneider: Winners announced in Kositchek's annual Father's Day essay contest
• Did you know that LCC has its own television station? LCC is home to LCC-TV The Link - an awesome source of news and local programming, much of it produced by Station Manager Nicole Sclafani and her crew. Read more about LCC-TV The Link here:
• Suspicious package detonated near IRS building in Detroit
• General Motors invests $6 million in zero-emission transit buses
• Accused killer had expensive drug habit, prosecutor says
• Bernero wants to borrow $1 million from Lansing reserves
• Ingham County going after foreclosure illegalities
• Camp Demands IRS Answer Questions Gift Tax Investigation
• Fall schedule book is now available in your banner self service AND in a PDF file
• Dingell Calls on Senate to Advance Commerce Secretary Nomination Process
• Ingham County may spend $60,000 for foreclosure fraud victims
• I’ve taken issue with several of his (Romney’s) positions, including his support for the Wall Street Bailout, for climate change, and obviously for ‘Romneycare’ in Massachusetts, but I also point out that, as he said, somehow he s
• Congratulations to this year's 2861 graduates! (more than 500 more than last year)! We are so proud of all of our graduates - Go Stars!!!
• Michigan Senate OKs pension tax exemption for cops without Social Security
• Schneider: Lansing-area bicyclists question verdict in death of cyclist
• Did you know that every Friday LCC Radio 89.7 FM presents a free lunchtime concert at the Lansing City Market? This week The Lash will be performing from noon - 1 p.m. Head over to the market, grab some lunch and enjoy some great music - sounds like th
• Forgetting child could happen to you
• Stabenow Cosponsors Bipartisan Legislation to Crack Down on OPEC Price Fixing, Combat High Gas Prices
• Prosecution: Drug addiction led to Lansing double homicide
• On ABC News' "Top Line" today 12pm EST - Live stream link at noon...
• Camp Statement on Flag Day
• Hearing To Review Coast Guard's Post 9/11 Security Missions
• Lansing shooting victim admits drug deal gone wrong
• Meeting Thursday over proposed Lansing medical marijuana ordinance
• Dive team finds body believed to be that of Holt man in Grand River
• LCC raising program fees in move to slice subsidies
• Report: $23M in '10 campaign ads unreported in Michigan
• Upton Reiterates Call for Safe Nuclear Storage Site
• Police locate body of man missing since Wednesday in Grand River
• Michigan's disclosure laws led to $23M in unreported funds for 2010 political ads
• Police ID Grand Ledge man who died in Grand River
• have you seen what's new @ the Lansing City Market? If you're looking for a fresh new place to take a study break or grab a quick bite, walk over the bridge and see what's new! There are plenty of picnic tables, and you can also take a hal
• Senator Stabenow Joins Residents at East Lansing Gas Station to Call for Action to Combat High Gas Prices
• Mason High School graduates urged to embrace the unknown
• Stites: We must be advocates for region to boost tourism
• Recent drownings in Lansing area reinforce water safety awareness
• State fight looms over retirement health care
• School districts in Ingham County look to share, privatize
• Michigan Pride rally, parade draw hundreds in Lansing
• Area school districts face tough choices
• Fisherman dies after falling in Grand River
• Police: Man, in his 60s, dies after being swept down Grand River
• A ridealong with a Lansing police officer
• East Lansing dad told police he hit, shook infant son
• Lansing roller derby teams donate time, funds to causes
• Water safety rules are for all ages, officials say
• Eagles, bears and other critters brought to life in dead ash tree
• Advisory: Securing the Nation's Ports and Maritime Border - A Review of the Coast Guard Post 9/11 Homeland Security
• U.S. 127 southbound reopens following accidents
• Senator Stabenow: Streamline Job-Creation Initiative for Michigan Communities
• GM expands Chevrolet Volt orders to all 50 states, lowers price
• Grand River search for missing man continues by boat
• GM recalling 47,000 Cadillac SRXs to fix air bags
• Severe weather forecast today
• Lansing Community College took home the bronze ladle for Best Corporate Chili at the 2011 BWL Chili Cook-off. Hope everyone who attended had a great time!
• Search continues for man who fell into Grand River
• Michigan DHS: Lansing food stamp fraud case among worst ever
• Website
• IRS revokes nonprofit status of more than 275,000 groups
• Father of suspected Grand River drowning victim: 'I want to find him'
• Putin's Russia & Communist China developing stealth-killing technology to thwart U.S.
• Robert Shiller says economy tipping point: double-dip recession possible
• Man may have drowned in Grand River near Waverly Road
• Need Orientation for fall? New students who complete their fall orientation online or in person by June 23 will be entered to win 8 $250 gift certificates from Gibson's bookstore. Visit for details.
• Holt teen hopes families can forgive him for friends' deaths
• Former police officer cleared in bicyclist's 2009 death
• Work to begin Tuesday on crumbling River Trail
• Indictment: Bridge Card benefits used to buy drugs
• WMUK 102.1: Congressman Fred Upton discusses debt ceiling, cutting spending, tax reform
• Divers searching for man suspected of drowning in Grand River
• Lansing store owners indicted on food stamp fraud charges
• Law firm commits $1 million to Michigan startup companies (w/ video)
• Holt teen gets 4-15 years in prison in fatal drunk driving accident
• Photos: Volcano eruption in Chile
• The fall course schedule book is now available to view in Banner: fall registration begins June 21st. Other important dates and deadlines can be found here:
• Mitt Romney making first campaign stops in Michigan
• Lansing Township OKs housing, retail plan
• Heat is on: Another hot one expected today after 93-degree record
• Health bill could threaten transit funds
• MSU athletics: Jones, MacLeod and Powers named athletes of the year
• Advisory: Rep. Miller to Testify in Michigan House of Representatives Hearing
• Westphalia bank robbery suspect apprehended in Lansing
• Senator Stabenow Applauds U.S. Action Resulting in China Halting Illegal Trade Practices on Clean Energy Projects
• Sizzling temps hit Lansing area today
• Schneider: Felony charge filed in lobster, steak Bridge Card case
• Michigan's recession is over, new figures show
• 2-year-old critical after DeWitt Twp. wading pool incident
• Chairwoman Stabenow and Ranking Member Roberts Hold First Field Hearing in East Lansing, Discuss Opportunities for Economic Growth, Job Creation
• Join us for LCC's Day at Potter Park Zoo June 26, 12-4! Free admission, face painting, caricatures, fire engine #45, and much more! See mandrill baby Jabari yourself... details and RSVP at
• Had a great conversation with Ray Arroyo the other day at the Pope John Paul II Center...
• LCC weighs raising tuition by 3.9 percent
• Map guides way in cold case search of Okemos woman
• Lansing getting $1M to clean up area sites for redevelopment
• Warm weather, rain are ideal conditions for mosquitoes
• Attorney: Cyclist veered toward vehicle in fatal accident
• Upton Highlights Cutting-Edge Vehicle Technologies and Jobs at Eaton
• BWL Chili Cook-off winners announced
• School official downplays fight outside Lansing graduation
• Lansing gets $1 million to clean up sites for redevelopment
• GM vehicle portfolio: Strengths, weaknesses and what's next
• Michigan pension tax change takes toll on retirees
• Up to 50 involved in fight outside Lansing graduation, no arrests made
• Hundreds of students from Lansing-area schools celebrate rite of passage
• Debate over Michigan health care payments to heat up
• Holt drowning victim could be heard calling for help
• Upton Hails Medical Device Industry as Local Job Creator, Driver of Global Innovation
• Yesterday at FFC Conference...
• Lansing youth drowns at Valhalla Park in Holt
• Eaton County's SIREN/Eaton Shelter director retires after 22 years
• Lansing Township takes on role as developer, with risks
• Trails in local parks lead to solitude, exercise, time with nature
• Sexton valedictorian overcomes adversity to reap accolades
• Officials: Boy's body recovered from Holt park pond
• New Grand Ledge schools chief confident as he starts job
• High school girls soccer: Mason captures district crown
• High school boys lacrosse: Holt loses in regional final
• Lansing police officer cleared in shooting
• Michigan DHS privatization plans off budget
• Plenty to explore, tastes to savor today in the Lansing area
• Camp Statement on May Jobs Report
• Rep. Miller Statement on the Libya Resolutions
• Prosecutor: Police shooting of Lansing girl, 17, was justified
• Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow Highlights Agriculture’s Impact on Michigan’s Economy, Great Lakes and Natural Resources
• Things to do this weekend in Lansing? Too many choices
• Motorcyclist injured after colliding with car in Lansing
• GM's Lansing Grand River plant prepares for new small Cadillac
• Summer semester starts tomorow! Our Students Services offices will be open from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm also! Good luck on a great semester!
• Gov. Snyder calls for more positive attitude in Michigan
• Holt school bus strikes garage
• 40 new tips in case of missing Okemos teacher
• Concessions questions linger over Michigan budget
• Lansing Catholic High School mandates drug testing
• Lansing school board weighs cuts as deadline approaches
• Torch run kicks off 2011 Special Olympics
• Protesters picket Eaton County Courthouse
• Lansing bus drivers to picket before school board meeting today
• Holt school bus collides with garage, no students on board (w/video)
• Investigation launched into suspicious package at Romney Building
• Lansing Catholic High School to mandate drug testing for students, staff
• DINGELL: CAN VOLUNTARY INCENTIVE AUCTIONS BE TRULY VOLUNTARY?
• Dingell Criticizes GOP “Deem and Pass” Maneuver on Ryan budget
• DINGELL: CAN VOLUNTARY INCENTIVE AUCTIONS BE TRULY VOLUNTARY?
• Dingell Applauds White House Auto Report
• Naked swimmer caught at Howell lake
• 44 Lansing police officers getting layoff notices
• Grand Ledge's Schiller, Fowler's Hufnagel shine at Honor Roll meet
• Animals battered by storm find shelter near Eaton Rapids
• Michigan slipping in driver IQ testing
• Lansing schools superintendent performance review won't include category for 'unsatisfactory'
• Camp Statement on Moody's Downgrade to Credit Rating
• Rep. Miller: CDC to Provide Assistance for Wilms' Tumor Cases
• Rep. Miller Statement Following Meeting at the White House Regarding Debt Ceiling
• This Saturday is Be A Tourist In Your Own Town & the Board of Water & Light Chili Cook-off (lbwl.com/cookoff_home.asp)! If you are starting classes at LCC that day, please note that Grand Ave. from Shiawasee to Saginaw will be shut down from 11:
• Coming Thursday: Can you pass the written Michigan driving test?
• Dingell Applauds White House Auto Report
• Dingell Supports Raising Debt Ceiling
• Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Great Lakes Conservation Effort for Saginaw Bay, Western Lake Erie Basin
• Reps. Dingell, Waxman And Levin To House Appropriations: Don’t Strip Funding From The Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Program
• Eaton Rapids wildlife rescue center weathers storm
• Gas prices vary widely in Lansing area
• Grand Ledge girls, East Lansing boys claim CAAC Blue track titles
• Central United Methodist Church's stained-glass window restored to its original splendor
• General Motors to put $88 million into Lansing Cadillac plant
• Some in mid-Michigan may not get power back until Thursday
• Bill in Michigan Senate would raise bar for removal of children
• Advisory: Chairman Miller: Congress Finally Getting Serious About Securing Our Borders
• Rep. Miller: No Debt Limit Increase Without Meaningful Spending Reform
• GM to invest $88M for new vehicle at Lansing Grand River plant
• 8,500 customers still without power in Ingham, Eaton counties
• Former Princeton teammates reunited with Lugnuts
• Many in area spend holiday cleaning up storm damage
• Three of a kind: Cousins among Eastern High School's 14 valedictorians
• Governor to campaign for higher state bond rating
• Remembering the sacrifice on Memorial Day
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Announces 18th Annual Golf for Kids’ Sake Outing, Presented by Jackson National Life
• Lansing police arrest man following armed robbery near Old Town
• Upton Opposes "Clean" Debt Limit Increase
• Camp Floor Statement: The President’s Request to Increase the Debt Limit Without Cuts
• Thousands still without power in Lansing region
• Storm destroys home in Eaton Rapids Township
• Powerful storm slams Battle Creek
• IN THEIR HONOR: Memorial Day weekend events show thanks
• Lansing refines its medical marijuana ordinance
• Schneider: Bridge Card use continues to spark debate
• More than 19K without power in Lansing region
• Police: Suspect in Lansing Kroger robbery demanded prescription drugs
• Gasoline leak thrusts mid-Michigan to forefront of infrastructure debate
• Super-drunk driving law sends more to rehabilitation
• Rep. Miller: Honoring the Sacrifice of our Servicemen and Women and Their Families
• Prep baseball: Shamrocks play like favorites in Classic win
• Motorcycle safety urged as Memorial Day approaches
• Budget language remains a concern
• Fiat to buy remaining U.S. stake in Chrysler
• Lansing adult boutique shuttered in prostitution investigation
• Rep. Miller: CBP Committed to Completion of Blue Water Bridge Plaza & Will Move on Interim Traffic Flow Project
• Miller Congratulates Military Academy Nominees - Class of 2015
• Lansing adult boutique shut down, prostitution arrest made
• I'll be on Fox Business tonight 5pm EST.
• Conviction upheld for Lansing man, 67, who threw soda at deputy
• Death toll rises to 132 after Joplin, Mo., tornado
• Summer semester starts Saturday, June 4th. Our Students Services offices will be open from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm also! Good luck on a great semester!
• Headed up north? Relaxing at home? Seeing a new movie? What are your plans for the holiday weekend?
• Howell woman to appear on Fox's 'MasterChef'
• Soggy spring: Recent rain total is several inches above average
• Lansing officers, firefighters save children, parents from burning home's roof
• Gasoline leak's effect over long term worries many
• New Michigan budget on way to governor
• A Heartfelt Thanks from a Grateful Nation
• Rep. Miller: National Guard Should be Included as a Member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Lansing police officer saves children from fire
• Emergent BioSolutions close to landing anthrax vaccine contract
• American Agriculture Meeting Demands of a Growing World, But Faces Many Challenges Ahead
• Consumers Energy gas rate hike approved
• Michigan Senate sends final budget bills to Snyder
• Senator Stabenow Votes Against Republican Plan to End Medicare
• Lansing man shot after men kicked at his door
• No danger to water wells from pipeline leak, experts say
• 'Classy' power plant in REO Town is under way
• Michigan Senate OKs K-12 funding reductions
• Rep. Miller Requests CDC Assistance for Wilms Tumor Cases
• Kildee Leads Successful Effort to Protect Consumer Choice by Maintaining Prominent MPG Labeling on Automobiles
• Honor Old Town by sharing in its fun
• DINGELL: H.R. 1216 ANOTHER PLANK IN REPUBLICAN REPEAL PLATFORM
• DINGELL: H.R.371 WILL OPEN THE DOORS TO ALL KINDS OF RASCALITY HARMING THE SICK, ELDERLY, AND DISABLED
• DINGELL EXAMINES THE BEST WAYS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS
• Dingell Calls New Window Sticker a Wise Decision
• Dingell Commends Chrysler Loan Repayment
• Police investigate Lansing shooting
• Heavy rains hit Lansing area, flood advisory in effect
• Senator Stabenow on House Committee Vote to Cut Effort to Create Advanced Vehicle Jobs in Michigan
• Gov. Snyder signs sweeping Michigan tax legislation
• State OKs renaissance zone for Knapp's project
• Stabenow Welcomes GM Jobs Announcement
• BWL power plant project under way in Lansing's REO Town
• Reminder: The registration deadline for summer 2011 is June 1! For details, visit
• Several LCC students recently spent the day at MSU learning about the transfer process and the daily life of a Spartan student. Check out this video and listen to their stories. If you are interested in transferring to MSU or any other university, vi
• Violent storms kill 13 across several states
• Michigan boy, 1, dies in fire with dad gone to Joplin (w/video)
• Michigan Senate OKs plan cutting university funding by 15 percent
• Dimondale property fire called arson; teen in home was driver in fatal car crash
• Team to use radar today at site in search for Okemos woman missing since 1990
• THE HILL: The state of Medicare
• Upton Hails Subcommittee Passage of Bill to Fight Skyrocketing Energy Costs, Expand American Energy Production
• Rep. Miller: American - Israeli Bond is Unbreakable
• GM to build Chevrolet Impala at Detroit-Hamtramck plant
• Chairwoman Stabenow, Senator Cochran Introduce Bipartisan Veterinary Services Investment Act
• Senator Stabenow, Colleagues Urge Secretary Geithner to Propose Business Tax Reforms that Promote American Manufacturing, Job Creation
• Cold-case team to use radar to search for missing Okemos woman's remains
• More than 16,000 flowers planted at Capitol
• Stabenow Applauds Chrysler Paying Back Loans from Taxpayers
• High school baseball: Williamston rallies to beat Charlotte
• Unions urge cut in state of Michigan managers, contracts
• Schneider: Lobster, steak, Mountain Dew on Bridge Card no urban myth
• Monster twister destroys nearly one third of Missouri town of 50,000
• Weather slows Old Town coal silos' demolition
• Authorities investigating fire at home of teen convicted in fatal crash
• No Debt Limit Increase Without Spending Cuts
• Rep. Miller: Chrysler is Back
• Michigan unions: Reduce state managers, contracts
• New Asian Carp Plan Announced Today
• Check out these photos from graduation Friday:
• Sen. Stabenow Leads Group Of 41 Senators In Urging Obama: Protections For Workers Should Come Before Considering Trade Agreements
• Lansing's Old Town wins top Main Street honor
• Schneider: Lobster and Dew on a Bridge Card allowance? You betcha
• Court overturns Lansing YMCA case verdict
• Ninety-percent of LCC Truck Driver Training graduates find positions as truck drivers within 90 days of completing the program! Get trained and certified in just FIVE weeks at with LCC's Truck Driver Training program. The next class begins on June
• Joplin, MO devastated by tornadoes, 89 confirmed dead
• Rallying for Rayner: Hundreds join effort to raise money to run Mason park
• Faculty chides LCC for cost of legal work
• Camp Statement on Asian Carp Control Plan
• Motorcyclist dies in crash at MLK Jr. Blvd. in Lansing
• Welcome sun draws crowds to downtown East Lansing for art fest
• Most city employees couldn't vote on millage
• Impact of Michigan smoking ban still a bit foggy; some claim benefits, others cry foul
• Thousands rally at Capitol against budget cuts
• Midland woman's school ring returned 40 yrs later
• MSU baseball: Spartans clinch first Big Ten title in 32 years
• High school track and field: Mason's Wren wins 3 events
• Everett junior wins concert treat for prom
• Levin encourages LCC grads to make their dreams a reality
• TEDx event puts focus on community
• On the radio the other day with Kansas City's Greg Knapp...
• Photos: Hidden Key Fashion Show
• Congressman John D. Dingell Statement on President Obama’s Middle East Speech
• We're so excited for LCC graduation tonight; congrats to all the students and their families! Watch live at - ceremony starts at 7pm!
• Dingell Issues Statement on Chrysler Announcement
• Is judgment day May 21? The Web is buzzing about the end of the world
• Dingell Statement on George Mitchell’s Resignation as U.S. Envoy for Middle East Peace
• Dingell Urges Continued Congressional Oversight of the FCC
• TEDx Lansing: Live video from LCC TV
• Michigan budget deal could mean smaller cut in school aid
• Completion of Lansing city budget hinges upon union concessions
• Officials: Pipeline spilled up to 462,000 gallons of gas in Ingham County farmland
• Flooding has area rivers swelling above their banks
• Governor, GOP chiefs agree on much smaller school cut
• Already, due to the Obama administration's bungling, radical political forces in Egypt are promising to press for the abrogation of the Camp David Accords with Israel, both as a matter of law and a matter of fact. Inexcusably, the President's o
• If you are currently enrolled in a LCC program that is being eliminated ( ) you can find all your "next steps" information here:
• Lansing Township board tables Eastwood decision
• Investigation into fatal high-speed motorcycle crash continues
• Computers down at Secretary of State offices
• Art at East Lansing festival's core: First summer fest kicks off this weekend
• Grand Ledge man gets prison in fatal 2009 crash
• Michigan Senate OKs health cost plan
• Lansing Township board meets on Eastwood expansion
• Common Ground hopes for rosy 2011
• Upton Leads Fight to Ensure Vital Funding for Harbor Dredging
• Grand Ledge man gets prison in fatality; 6th drunken driving conviction
• State Senate OKs bill forcing public employees to pay at least 20% of health care premiums
• The Library is closed during the semester break to replace the carpeting on the third floor. Library materials may be returned to the drop box in the TLC lobby and holds can be resolved by using the phone located on top of the drop box. You may also call
• Olivet's Conrad named to national golf association team
• Police close road to deal with mobile meth lab in DeWitt Township
• Police chase ends in death of East Lansing motorcyclist
• Bath Township police officer kills man, 49, wielding sword
• Court: Hugh Clarke Jr. keeps his judge seat
• Critics say LCC minimizing its original vocational mission
• Memorial Day Parade
• FEET OF FURY: Everett taekwondo students show off skills for charity
• Police release photos of suspects in 2 Lansing bank robberies
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Grants for Training and Education of Out-of-School Youth
• Hugh Clarke to retain Lansing District Court judge seat
• Parents - keep your little ones busy this summer at Early LCC's summer camp! Open to kids who have completed kindergarten and/or 1st grade (ages 5-8), the camp runs from 6/13 - 9/2 and is offered daily from 7:30a.m. - 5:30p.m. Families may choose
• Lansing Community College to close aviation, interior design and other programs
• Stabenow Introduces "HOPE" for Alzheimer's Patients
• East Lansing motorcyclist dies in crash after police chase on I-96
• Police fatally shoot one man wielding sword-like weapon in Bath Township
• Golf tip of the week: Why gamble when you can clear the trees with ease?
• 'Deluxe Graffiti REO-vised' gives artists a chance to shine
• Eastern and Waverly Middle School ramp up efforts to help kids succeed
• Lansing City Council starts voting on budget
• Michigan to generate $429M more than anticipated this year, economists agree
• Schneider: Lansing downtown merchants endure more damage
• The Women's Resource Center/Returning Adult Program at LCC invites you to: BACK TO SCHOOL WORKSHOP, Friday, May 20, 9:00am-5:00pm (with a one hour lunch break) in the Technology and Learning Center Room 127 RSVP by calling 517-483-1199
• Facebook privacy: 10 settings to check right now
• Sewer work closes stretch of Kalamazoo Street in Lansing
• Gas prices down 4 cents in Lansing area, statewide
• The other day on Fox Business...
• Analysts say Snyder recall unlikely
• Council vote on budget tonight
• Soggy Michigan spring puts clamps on crops
• Longtime East Lansing police officer starting new career
• Stabenow Listens to Concerns of Michigan Seniors Regarding the Future of Medicare
• Solid in stripes: Ex-Spartan McCauley earns high marks as NHL referee
• GOING PRIVATE?: Snyder, Republicans put new focus on merits of privatization
• Schools of Choice plan a concern for some Lansing-area districts
• Congratulations graduates!
• Flint might ask for state review under revised law
• Runner dies during 25k event in Grand Rapids
• Funeral held for Mich. soldier killed in Iraq
• MSU baseball: Eckerle ties hits record, but Spartans fall at Indiana
• Sudanese refugee has hips replaced by local surgeon
• State may net hundreds of millions more than expected
• Proposal could save 61 city jobs
• Lansing man, 40, fatally shot at home
• Miller: Update on PHMSA's Review of Bruce Power's Shipping Plan
• Kildee: $109M Investment in Flint, Bay City is Great News for Community, Further Proof of GM's Strength
• 40-year-old man fatally shot in south Lansing
• Save the date: LCC Day at the Zoo, Sunday June 26, 2011. Join LCC students, alumni, and friends @ Potter Park Zoo!
• 5 music festivals worth the road trip
• Tonight GLCC will honor our seniors with a banquet for family and friends. To the class of 2011, we miss you already.
• Call for Action to Combat High Gas Prices
• Congrats to all the students and their families graduating this weekend! Fire Academy Graduation 5/12 Police Academy Graduation 5/13 EMS Graduation 5/16. Good luck in what's next!
• 'Inspiration' sculpture installed near Lansing City Market
• More turn to talismans for good luck in unlucky times
• Tax plan ready for Snyder's signature
• Michigan appeals court ruling could erase thousands of foreclosures
• Bath students pitch in to help community
• Enbridge to replace 75 miles of pipeline
• Camp Statement on Social Security and Medicare Trustees Report
• Broad Michigan tax proposal headed to Snyder
• Dingell: Troubled by Provisions in Draft Bill to Weaken Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008
• Stabenow Leads Effort to End Oil Subsidies
• Stabenow Leads Effort to End Oil Subsidies
• Need something to do this rainy weekend? Come and enjoy Warm at Home presented by LCC Performing Arts Department.
• Dingell: Romney’s ‘Major’ Health Care Speech Lacked ‘Major’ Details
• REMINDER! The deadline to register for summer classes is Wednesday, June 1.
• Bernero says last-minute plan a budget 'fantasy'
• Schneider: Downtown bars draw crowds, but not without a cost
• Eagle rescue: Injury makes release to wild impossible
• Partners' benefits at colleges under fire
• Lansing YMCA site could get new life in $22 million deal
• Ex-Indiana State Police trooper gets 5-25 years for robbery
• St. Thomas Aquinas students test Red Cedar River's water quality
• THE NEW YORK TIMES: Yucca Shutdown Was Political, Federal Watchdog Says
• Camp’s JOBS Act Sent to Full House
• Rescued bald eagle to be treated at Michigan State
• Oil CEOs Need to Admit that They No Longer Need Taxpayer-Funded Handouts
• Ex-Indiana trooper gets 5-25 years for armed robbery
• Eaton Rapids man sentenced to life for strangling Lansing man
• Save the Date! Be a Tourist in Your Own Town is Saturday, June 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m! For only $1 you can purchase a “Be A Tourist passport” which allows you FREE admission to more than 50 area attractions, local businesses, and special a
• Tutoring Services is accepting requests for summer semester tutoring. Come to A&S 103, or visit to print and complete a form which can be mailed or faxed. Appointments are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and they fill up fast! For m
• Marathon Pipe Line still probing safety failure
• Prep Rally: Week 14
• If you registered for summer classes already: FYI there was a system error overnight in student finance that placed holds on some student records. This is being worked on as we speak - we'll let you know when it's corrected. In the meantime, yo
• Four Lansing police sergeants learn jobs might be cut
• Group calls for law to help protect kids from toxic toys
• General Motors to invest $2 billion in plants in eight states
• DUI blood tests could face scrutiny after judge's ruling
• Senator Stabenow Applauds GM Hiring Blitz
• Dingell: H.R. 5 Is A Deeply Flawed Attempt At Medical Malpractice Reform
• Are you or anyone you know wanting to take Summer classes, the admission deadline is May 25th!
• Poll: Michigan voters rate Snyder's overall performance as negative
• Lansing Business Named American Small Business of the Year
• Fowlerville teen in critical condition after crash
• GM moves will preserve thousands of jobs
• Court fight could loom over pensions
• Word of the Day: Wane. 1: to decrease in size, extent, or degree. 2: to fall gradually from power, prosperity, or influence.
• Lugnuts endure roller coaster of glove
• First firing of Lansing-area kiln produces unique pottery
• Coming down: Demolition of MSU's landmark smokestack about to begin
• Census: Diversity in area increases
• Three Lansing council members propose budget cuts
• Garbage truck dumps smoldering trash, causes Delhi Twp. road closure
• Stabenow and Peters Announce Legislation to Support Fuel Efficient Vehicle Research in Michigan
• Gas falls slightly in Lansing area, statewide
• The last week of spring semester is here; good luck during finals week!!!!!
• High-Speed Rail Funds Keep Michigan on Track for Next Generation Transportation
• Gas prices down from last week; statewide average $4.14
• Woman burned in Haslett apartment fire dies
• Lansing-based unit returns from Afghanistan tour
• Lansing School District's outside legal fees top $19,000
• Six firms showing interest in Groesbeck Golf Course
• DINGELL AND DOT SEC. LAHOOD TO ANNOUNCE HIGH-SPEED RAIL FUNDING FOR MICHIGAN
• Dingell on SGR: We Have To Get This Perennial Problem Fixed
• U.S. Reps. John D. Dingell and Brad Miller introduce the Janey Ensminger Act to Care for Camp Lejeune Families
• DINGELL COMMENDS FDA FOR ISSUING FIRST NEW FOOD SAFETY LAW REGULATIONS
• Camp Congratulates 2011 4th District Art Competition Winners
• Earlier today on Fox...
• I'll be on Fox News today 5pm EST
• Owosso man seriously injured in ATV crash
• High school football: DeWitt's Higbie twins backed by boisterous mom
• East Lansing community comes to the aid of Charlie, his Mom and Dad
• Focus again on lawmakers to take action to halt bullying
• Snyder's deadline for budget in reach
• High school boys basketball: Providence makes sense for Eastern's Henton
• MSU baseball: Spartans blast off against Purdue, 11-4
• Developing Red Cedar golf course proposed
• Elderly woman injured in Haslett fire
• Refugees overcome odds to get their MSU degrees
• 1 woman burned in fire at Meridian Twp. senior complex
• Parade on Saturday will honor Lansing Sexton's boys basketball team
• Senator Stabenow Joins Residents at Southfield Gas Station to Call for Action to Combat High Gas Prices
• St. Johns sending four to Business Professionals Association nationals
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death, vows retaliation
• Senators Stabenow, Levin Announce Funding for Delhi Township Fire Department
• Senators Stabenow and Levin Announce Funding for Macomb-OU INCubator to Spur Innovation, Create Manufacturing Jobs in Michigan
• MSU baseball: Spartans brace for 1st-place showdown
• Okemos woman's search turns into advocacy for the missing
• Michigan House approves cuts in funding for education
• 325 Lansing school district layoffs approved
• U.S. National Prayer Day survives, thrives at Michigan Capitol
• Miller: We Must End the Pain at the Pump by Reducing Our Energy Costs and Become More Energy Independent
• SAVE THE DATE- 2011 Chili Cook Off is Saturday, June 4th from 3-9 pm!!
• SAVE THE DATE- 2011 Chili Cook Off is Saturday, June 4th from 3-9 pm!!
• Video: GLW's Woman of the Year finalists
• Bernero, Hollister, Ferguson to Lansing school board: Get it together
• The LCC Performing Arts Department presents "The Good Doctor" by Neil Simon. Directed by Andy Callis, the show will be performed Friday, May 6 and Saturday, May 7 at 8 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre (GB 168). Performing Arts also has several oth
• Small Business Council of America honors Senator Stabenow for her support for small businesses
• GM earns $3.2 billion in first quarter
• Census data show Lansing area's population skews older
• Report finds Lansing police searched minorities' cars more than whites
• Couple offer new mode of transportation for East Lansing
• Upton Praises House Passage of Bill to Expand American Energy Production, Create Jobs, Lower Energy Prices
• Congressman Camp Leads Bicameral JOBS Act
• Welcome to life as a parent ...forget about mom jeans and minivans
• Michigan House OKs $33B budget that closes prisons, cuts senior and welfare services
• Dingell Remarks On The Threat of American Consumer Data Theft
• Dingell Speaks at National Press Conference Unveiling ‘Make It in America’ Agenda
• White House will not release photo of bin Laden
• Lansing School District drops plans to close 2 elementaries
• On the radio with doug Urbanski today 2:35pm EST - Listen online...
• Filed a resolution last night honoring the members of the United States Armed Forces, the intelligence community, and the Obama and Bush Administrations whose dedicated service brought the murderous terrorist leader Osama bin Laden to justice.
• VIDEO: What's really in a chicken nugget?
• Dingell: GOP Legislation Will Block Access to Medicaid and CHIP
• Dingell: GOP’s Repeal of Funding for School-Based Health Centers Will Reduce Children’s Access to Health Care
• Dingell Opposes Repeal of Funding for States to Establish Health Insurance Exchanges
• Senator Stabenow Joins in Dedication Ceremony for Statue of President Gerald Ford at U.S. Capitol
• 9/11 Patriot flag fills city with pride and honor
• Lansing rejects tax increase to save fire, police jobs
• Clinton County 911 surcharge passes
• MSU football: Backfield trio of Baker, Caper and Bell bolsters Spartan offense
• Camp Statement on H.R. 3
• Flood insurance bringing a deluge of complaints in Michigan
• Kildee Statement on Strong GM April Sales
• Prep Rally: Week 13
• Senator Stabenow Joins in Dedication Ceremony for Statue of President Gerald Ford at U.S. Capitol
• DINGELL PAYS TRIBUTE TO GERALD FORD
• Judge Hugh Clarke Jr.'s post argued in Michigan Supreme Court
• Lansing, Flint gas price rise sharpest in Michigan
• GM sales surge 26.4% in April
• 'Patriot Flag' makes a Michigan appearance in Lansing
• Soggy spring tests mid-Michigan high school teams
• College hockey: CCHA appoints Pletsch to commissioner’s post
• Cause still unclear in death of man, 36
• Lansing City Council declares intent for use of millage
• Clues on bin Laden started coming years ago
• Elation, relief, hope among local reactions
• Upton Praises Statue in U.S. Capitol Honoring President Gerald R. Ford
• While our world has witnessed justice, our world remains dangerous and we must be ever vigilant against such clear and present threats to our liberty and security. We have dispatched a murderer, not his movement. We have won a battle, not our struggle.
• MEA taps former Lansing schools union chief as president
• Autopsy inconclusive for man who died in Lansing police custody
• Local 9/11 survivor: 'The world is better with this guy gone'
• Bin Laden's death leaves mid-Michigan peace activist with mixed feelings
• Registration is going on now for the A+ Summer Youth Programs. If you have or know a child in that will be entering grades 2-8 in the fall, this is a great chance to keep them active over the summer! Lots of great programs to choose from including Gree
• DINGELL STATEMENT ON THE CAPTURE AND DEATH OF OSAMA BIN LADEN
• Sen. Stabenow Statement on Death of Osama bin Laden
• Miller Statement on the Death of Osama bin Laden
• Osama bin Laden's violent legacy stretches back decades
• Today, we do not revel over the death of the butcher. We rejoice in the triumph of justice.
• Lansing TV show "Six in the City" set to debut today
• Man, 36, dies after arrest by Lansing police
• Schneider: Emergency managers are needed, mayor says
• Al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden killed
• Lansing builds case for millage support
• The other day on Fox Business...
• Will gas rise to $5 a gallon in Michigan?
• Lansing schools banking on union concessions
• Drunken driving cases declining in city, county
• NFL safety Smith in radio booth for MSU spring game
• MSU football players coach young fans at free clinic
• Small group of students protest at Snyder commencement speech
• Hockey: Sharks edge Red Wings in OT, 2-1
• MSU baseball: Spartans keep grip on Big Ten lead
• High waters from Red Cedar, Grand rivers starting to recede
• Snyder recall petition language approved
• Statewide effort targeting impaired motorists
• Survivors pick up pieces as Obama visits; death toll at 318
• Shuttle Endeavour's last trip delayed; Obama visits Giffords
• Congratulations graduates! What are your plans after graduating?
• Language approved for petition to recall Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder
• Senators Stabenow and Levin Urge U.S. Trade Ambassador to Stop China from Discriminating against American Clean Energy Vehicles
• As the end of the semester nears, do you need assistance polishing a paper or understanding a math or science concept before finals? Tutoring Services has openings for appointments as other students who’ve been coming wrap up and vacate those slots
• Schneider: Woman to finally get money for stolen item
• Prince William and Kate Middleton are married
• Michigan House OKs business tax cut, new tax on pensions
• Three plead guilty in case related to fatal crash
• Workers Memorial Day honors those injured, killed on the job
• Lansing man charged in fatal crash on Saginaw Highway in Delta Township
• Advisory: Border Security & Enforcement - DHS's Cooperation with State & Local Law Enforcement Stakeholders
• Man stabbed in suspected domestic incident in Lansing
• Pastor Terry Jones plans Friday rally in Dearborn, says he is persecuted
• Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's tax changes pass state House, headed to Senate
• Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Program to Help Michigan Livestock Producers Combat Bovine Tuberculosis
• Eco Scholars Day is tomorrow from noon - 4p.m. at West Campus! Stop by to check out student exhibits and workshops on sustainability and the environment. Keynote speaker is Dana Kirk from the Anaerobic Digestion Research and Education Center at MSU. A
• Three plead guilty to providing alcohol to Holt teen involved in fatal accident
• MSU player ticketed for not disclosing concealed weapon
• America's future is now. As heirs of their party's historic, visionary leadership, today's Republicans—wide awake—will lead our country through these challenging times and define and expand freedom for this New American Centur
• Lansing school board lays off two administrators, cuts pay for five others
• Lansing school board votes to keep Otto, Bingham schools open
• Holt High School senior, 17, pleads guilty in deadly crash
• Miller: The National Guard's Mission on the Southwest Border Must Continue
• FBI investigated threats to Stabenow, other lawmakers
• Snyder proposes sweeping changes to boost performance in Michigan schools
• Holt senior pleads guilty in crash that killed three teens
• President Obama releases his Hawaii birth certificate
• On with Lou Dobbs Re: Obama's "lethargy policy"
• Delay in planting crops because of rainy April might mean lower yields
• Lansing's Smoltz ready to take his swings on Nationwide golf tour
• Marathon Pipe Line apologizes for gasoline leak
• Lansing's potential closing list for schools growing
• Tree planted to honor life of slain Lansing girl, 7
• Grand Ledge area teacher will stand trial for criminal sexual conduct
• Police investigate theft of GM Delta plant employee credit/debit card info
• Tornado watch in effect for Lansing area
• Dingell Applauds Parkview Redevelopment
• Lansing police search for suspects in PNC bank robbery
• Delta plans to hike fares in face of loss
• Lansing gas prices spike past $4 a gallon
• Suspect mortgage records adding up
• Snyder says teachers should have more flexibility to teach
• Code violations cited at HydroWorld shop in Lansing's Old Town
• Charges against Haslett dentist reduced
• No public tickets for MSU-UNC aircraft carrier game
• Patient emits potentially harmful gas; hazmat called to Ann Arbor hospital
• Help save a life! There will be a Red Cross blood drive tomorrow from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. in the Health and Human Services Building, rooms 202 and 221. Those who would like to reserve a time can schedule one at www.redcross.org but drop-in donators are mo
• Gas prices shoot up in Lansing area
• Old Town Lansing marijuana dispensary burglarized; building red-tagged
• The other night on Red Eye...
• Are you graduating on May 20? We want to hear your story. Where are you going next? Did you overcome a major obstacle or leap a tall hurdle? Let us know about it by posting here, or emailing brownt24@lcc.edu
• Royally delicious: Say 'I do' to a batch of freshly baked scones
• Pump pain grips area; delivery, moving businesses suffer as gas prices increase
• $95 million in concessions sought from Michigan's corrections union
• Differences emerge in Michigan budget negotiations
• No one injured in Lansing house fires
• 71st Annual Vermontville Syrup Festival may attract 30,000 visitors to village
• Engagement: Crenshaw-Rathmann Summer Crenshaw-Thomas Rathmann
• Engagement: Russo-Samaha Russo-Samaha
• Vietnamese congregation breathes new life into site of former Holy Cross church
• MSU football: Spartans' France quickly moves into mix
• Volunteers help spruce up Old Town for Earth Day
• Some Lansing-area foreclosure papers may be fraudulent
• Sparrow will test for tobacco use for new hires only
• Lansing shool board delays Wallace's review
• Judge jails Pastor Terry Jones for refusing to pay $1 bond
• Sparrow won't hire those who test positive for tobacco
• Mackinaw City Selected for New Veterans Health Clinic
• Food Processing Potential for Creating Jobs, Strengthening Michigan Economy Underscored by Agriculture Chairwoman Stabenow
• Lansing school board delays evaluation of superintendent
• Police: Terry Jones accidentally fires gun in TV station parking lot
• 17-year-old drives car into East Lansing 7-Eleven
• Are you looking for a job or internship in the information technology industry? If so, check out the IT Career Fair presented by the LCC Computer Information Technologies Program and the Capital Area IT Council. This event will take place on 4/27 from 2-
• $2.8 million Cedar Street resurfacing project begins
• Lansing police involved in two shootings since 2008
• Lansing school board will hold Wallace evaluation on Tuesday
• Agriculture Deputy Secretary Merrigan Spurs Production of Bioenergy and Biobased Products With Visit to Michigan State University
• Top Lansing school administrators discuss contracts with board
• Congressman Dingell and UAW Mark Earth Day Week with ‘Big 3’ Auto Show
• Sen. Debbie Stabenow looks to end import of Canadian trash
• MSU football legend Chandnois dies, age 86
• The City of Lansing will be closed on Friday, April 22nd, 2011 in observance of Good Friday. Therefore, the North Capital Ramp will be closed & STREET METERS will be FREE!!
• Need something fun to do this weekend? Check out SEASONS - the annual spring dance concert, Th, F, Sat 4/21-23. Details at
• Medical marijuana prescribed mostly for aches, pains in Michigan
• Can't make it to today's "Road to Workplace Readiness" workshop presented by the LCC Career & Employment Services Department? Good news - you still have time to sign up for the next workshop on 4/27 at West Campus. If you have p
• No one injured during Wooden Nickel inferno, but Dansville bar destroyed
• MSU men's basketball: At long last, Fife is a Spartan
• Michigan State University gets $2.9 million for biofuel research
• Gasoline pipe lost 126,000 gallons
• Michael Reagan explains WHAT WOULD REAGAN DO?
• 126,000 gallons of gasoline spilled in Stockbridge leak
• Dearborn and Auburn Hills Fire Departments Receive Grants
• Dingell Congratulates Congressional Arts Competition Winners
• Tony Katz writes for Pajamas Media: Clear as day, the budget speech displayed the difference between Obama's statism and Reagan's liberty
• Gov. Rick Snyder agrees to restore part of Earned Income Tax Credit
• Michigan House discusses tougher penalties for illegal teacher strikes
• Stop Canadian Trash
• Only the American people - not a Washington resolution - build a "path to prosperity", "restore America's promise" or "define a generation."
• Fire destroys Wooden Nickel in Dansville
• The Future Teachers' Club at LCC is holding a Scholastic Book Fair through 4/22 in A&S 205B from 10am - 3pm (also Wed. from 5:30-7:30pm and Thurs. 4:30-6:30pm). Pick up some great books and support a great organization!
• Eco Scholars Day is next Friday, April 29 from noon - 4p.m. Stop by West Campus and check out displays of student work, workshops and much more. This is a great event that celebrates sustainability, energy efficiency and the environment - don't miss
• Vatican to beatify Chinese Catholic scholar, improve relations within oppressive Communist China
• Interview on the budget for Christian Broadcasting Network...
• MSU linebacker gets probation in Colorado
• Sobriety court recognizes success of its participants
• $930,000 in new, increased fees part of Lansing city budget plan
• Longtime Sexton coach McFadden dies at 73
• City Council pares list of permitted medical marijuana establishments
• College Visit Day Tuesday, 4/26 11am-3pm Gannon 2nd floor lobby! The Capitol Area Higher Education Network welcomes all students to learn about the degree programs offered in the greater Lansing area. www.micahen.org/our-partners to see who will be ther
• Detroit Regional Chamber Hosts Global Export Forum
• GM upgrading Lansing-made CTS models
• MSU prof accused of plagiarism
• Tell congress "Pell Yes!"
• Kalamazoo police officer killed
• Had a great conversation with Mike Siegel for "Peter Blogdra"
• Stepfather testifies he shot girl, 7
• Senate resolution would allow for added sales tax - if voters agree
• LCC/BWL project to train line workers
• Woodbridge Lansing firings prompt grievances
• Opportunity for Small Businesses to Develop Energy Efficiency, Cost Saving Measures
• Seminar aims to prepare possible emergency financial managers
• Four Michigan Red Cross volunteers head to North Carolina
• In celebration of National Poetry Month, join us! Rosalie Petrouske and Susan Serafin "The Language of Rocks: Writing about the Sacred in Nature" Wednesday, April 20, 2:10-4 p.m. TLC 224.
• Stepfather testifies he shot 7-year-old in home invasion by accident
• Group begins effort to recall Michigan's GOP governor
• Free. French. Films! April 29 at pm; April 30 at 4 and 8 pm; May 1 at 3 and 8 pm. Lansing Community College – Downtown - A&S 170 more info @ phillik4@lcc.edu
• What snow on the ground?! It's summer (registration) time at LCC! Assigned registration for summer courses begins tomorrow.
• someone posted the question: "Have acceptance letters for nursing been sent out yet? If not, when can they be expected? Thank you."
• Winter weather advisory today
• Thousands run, walk for Race for the Cure
• Critics say item-pricing law prevents referendum
• Michigan lawmakers already eye 2012 bids
• It's official: Accident Fund moves to its new location
• Dean looks to alums' input to lift MSU's Broad program
• Power outage impacts Eaton Rapids
• Lansing man, 43, charged in assault of officer
• Officials: Higher levels of gasoline found near source Wolverine storage tank
• Former St. Johns school now is 'Beacon of Hope'
• Wharton Center reveals 2011-12 lineup
• Sharply divided Lansing school board must fix $25M deficit before July 1
• Officials searching for answers to solve Ingham's high rate of low birth weight babies
• Lugnuts down Dayton in home opener
• Eaton Rapids man convicted in 2010 death by strangulation
• MSU economic study finds evidence of optimism
• Crews still searching for source of gasoline leak near Stockbridge
• Bond revoked for man accused in sex case
• Miller Introduces Measure to End Wasteful Mandatory Printing of the Congressional Record
• Dingell: GOP’s Divisive Budget Agenda Is Irresponsible and Hazardous
• MSU trustees OK 4.95% room and board hike
• Five Members of Congress Question Navy Commitment to Transparency Regarding Contaminated Camp Lejeune Water
• Survey: Public opinion of Snyder falls
• We have heard from the minority party that their budget seeks to harness the American people. Why? They have already saddled the American people with record spending, deficits, and debt.
• What makes you stand out to a potential employer? How can you ace the interview and get the job? What skills and personality traits make you marketable? All great questions! Find out the answers at the LCC Career & Employment Services "Road
• When history looks back after the momentous changes in which we find ourselves, they will view the Ryan House Republican budget as but a baby step to escape Big Government’s implosion. It is a responsible course; it is a responsible choice –
• Michigan church creates Charlie Sheen-inspired ad campaign
• New Bill to Ensure Pay for Troops In Any Future Government Shut Down Introduced by Sen. Stabenow
• Michigan State University room, board likely to increase 4.95 percent
• MSU football: For Spartans backup QB Maxwell, spring is key
• Expanded health benefits for state workers' partners survive House vote
• Lansing school board votes to close Woodcreek Elementary School
• Three arrested after stolen items found in south Lansing traffic stop
• President Obama Signs Into Law Initiative Stabenow Championed to Cut Red Tape for Small Businesses
• Officials working to contain gasoline leak near Stockbridge
• Feeling hungry? So are a lot of other people in Lansing. Attend Stone Soup 4/15 and help families in our community close the book on hunger. A donation of a non-perishable food item is suggested in exchange for a soup lunch. Full details at
• Administration Must Crack Down on Illegal Chinese Efforts to Gain Trade Advantage
• Thinking about becoming a bronco? Transfer Scholarships to WMU available! $$ and deadlines - check out www.wmich.edu/transfer for more details...
• Dingell Appreciates Efforts and Supports Imperfect Budget Compromise
• Hundreds protest federal debt at Capitol rally
• Schneider: St. Johns family hoping for miracle
• 20 percent share from public workers moves ahead
• Display honors crime victims
• Thousands rally at Capitol against Michigan budget, cuts to education, pension taxes
• we would like to welcome Accident Fund of America to the neighborhood! Saw some cars parked in your new parking ramp...welcome to the block!!
• we would like to welcome Accident Fund Insurance Company of America to the neighborhood! Saw some cars parked in your new parking ramp...welcome to the block!!
• Recently sat down with the folks from Human Events to discuss the situation in Libya...
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the rich
• Music, film clash at Capital City Film Festival
• My House Floor Response to POTUS speech: Soak the rich, spread the bread - bad idea
• Camp Supports Agreement, Spending Cuts Will Spur Job Creation
• Miller: Finally, Milk Producers Exempted From Burdensome EPA Regulation
• Miller: We Must End Regulations Which Infringe on the People's Constitutional Right to Keep and Bear Arms
• Miller to CBP: Follow Up on Option to Improve Traffic at the Blue Water Bridge
• Advisory: Miller to Participate in Hearing Examining the National Flood Insurance Program
• Making and Growing Things in Michigan: Our Legacy and Our Future
• FDA NEEDS GREATER AUTHORITIES TO PREVENT COUNTERFEIT DRUGS FROM CROSSING OUR BORDERS
• Clinton County deputies seize more than $700K in marijuana
• Michigan State Awarded Three Competitive Grants to Support Job-Creating Research
• DINGELL APPLAUDS OBAMA’S FORWARD-THINKING & BALANCED APPROACH
• Thousands of union workers, supporters gather at Capitol for rally
• You have to make sure a feral federal government doesn't rummage amok through taxpayers’ pockets to fund its spending addiction. Right now, unfortunately, what we're hearing out of the White House is more of the same - soak the rich, spr
• Michigan lawmakers move to shift health care costs
• did you know that April 12 is the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil war?!?! If you're interested in learning more, take HIST 211 - American History to 1877 this summer ( schedule at or visit the history program's website at
• 'Skunks of the insect world': Stink bugs have made their way to Michigan
• Plan would close three Lansing schools
• Common Ground festival reveals first acts
• Ex-lawmaker Phillip Arthurhultz charged in child sex crimes
• Camp: It’s a spending problem, not a revenue problem
• Lansing's Otto Middle School, Bingham Elementary would close under plan
• Former state senator charged with sex crimes involving children
• Michiganders 67 and older are spared pension taxes
• DINGELL: EAGER FOR SUBSTANTIVE DEBATE ON SPECTRUM POLICY
• Rally at Capitol focuses on child abuse, neglect
• Going On Now U of M-Flint at LCC: Advising Day. Tuesday, April 12, 2-6 pm, all prospective students welcome, attend the event and have your $30 application fee waived. A special satellite scholarship is available to students who qualify. Advisors will re
• There are still several sessions to attend this week for the Lansing Community College Library's What’s Your Next Chapter? Career Workshop Series. Learn how to tell your story with a great resume, choose the career that's right for you a
• Dingell, Waxman, Pallone, & DeGette Introduce Drug Safety Enhancement Act
• DINGELL: FAIR PAY WILL TAKE REAL CHANGE
• Charlotte church offering CPR, first-aid training
• Rare moose lodge sign headed to Ohio museum
• Lansing School District to review plan for closing more schools
• Ex-staffer sues Ingham clerk over voice test
• The deadline to sign up for the LCC/MSU field trip has been extended till 1 pm TODAY There are ONLY 15 seats left. This is a fantastic opportunity for students interested in transferring to MSU to spend a day on State's campus and find out what lif
• Wal-Mart campaign aims to lure back shoppers
• THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: Net Neutrality Override
• Mitt Romney forming presidential exploratory committee
• Wednesday, April 12 from 2-6 @LCC East financial aid advisors will be available. No appointment, first come first serve. You are REQUIRED to have your FAFSA for summer or fall complete!
• Communist China cracks down on Religion...
• Courts, officials seek change to adoption approval
• High winds cause damage in Manistee, Lake City
• LCC Counselors Host 7th Substance Abuse Awareness Day April 13, 2011! Counselors will be available in the A&S 1st floor lobby from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm to answer questions and provide info. For additional information visit www.lansing.edu/counseling/On
• The deadline to sign up for the 4/14 LCC/MSU field trip is tomorrow at 10 a.m. This is a fantastic opportunity for students interested in transferring to MSU to spend a day on State's campus and find out what life as a Spartan is like. For details v
• Join us Tuesday, April 12th, at 6pm in the Doty Center. Come and learn more about our school, our majors, and our family. You can meet our faculty, talk to our students and even register early for classes. We would love to talk to you about where God
• Eaton Rapids' Wicker places in contest
• DINGELL: GOP MUST ABANDON DIVISIVE AGENDA, KEEP GOVERNMENT OPEN
• Congratulations to LCC student Quenton Lerma, recipient of the 2011 Capital Area Higher Education Network (CAHEN) Outstanding Adult Learner Award. Quenton was nominated by an advisor and a professor who both described him as a persistent, hard working s
• Freedom from routine seder
• Lansing death a 'surprise,' neighbor says
• $500,000 to help Lansing's once-polluted Crego Park reopen to public
• Eight months after pipeline rupture, oil cleanup still under way
• Michigan lawmakers go back to work this week
• The Democrat’s doing nothing and spending everything approach means that we’ll have bankruptcy; the Republican reform approach means that we’ll have solvency.
• Budget deal gives wins to Obama, Boehner
• Friends remember former Williamston teenager
• Grand Ledge selects superintendent candidates for interviews
• After MSU, alum went on to become known as the 'envoy of death' in Libya
• Why should GOP dissociate from the Tea Party (spend less), but Democrats not dissociate from Planned Parenthood (spend more)?
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid shutdown
• Still-wet field postpones Lugnuts again
• MSU baseball: Spartans tops Gophers, tied for 1st
• Authorities struggle to find money for meth lab cleanups
• Upton Praises Last-Minute Agreement to Avert Government Shutdown, Enact Historic Spending Cuts
• Student suicide display at MSU urges kids to Send Silence Packing
• Gas leak in Delta Township repaired
• Paychecks on the line for mid-Michigan federal workers
• We’re on a mission to preserve the history of our community beyond what's written in the paper or seen on TV. Get involved in LCC StoryCorps!
• New CD: People's Temple releases first full-length album
• Police identify man who died in Lansing apartment fire
• STABENOW PLEDGES ‘NO BUDGET, NO PAY’
• For the Democratic Party, the ‘song remains the same.’
• Yesterday on WDIV
• Schneider: Restaurant 'lake perch' raises biologist's suspicions
• On April 11 the Board of Water & Light will begin a months-long project to upgrade and improve campus utility systems. There are scheduled lane closures on Saginaw St. and some campus parking may be impacted. For complete details on this project pl
• MSU football: Ray finally takes field for Spartans
• U.S. budget talks continue, but no deal as clock ticks down
• Michigan planning to close 23 state forest campgrounds
• GM cancels two OT shifts at Delta plant
• House Passes Upton Resolution to Overturn the FCC’s Controversial Internet Regulations
• Miller Statement on Passage of Troop Funding Measure
• Kildee: GOP Budget Is Slap in the Face to Middle Class, Seniors
• Wet field conditions cancel Lugnuts game
• Dingell: Consumer Protection Provision Changes Need To Be Bipartisan
• Dingell: We Must Reevaluate What Is Really Important — Politics Or Progress
• MSU lineman who beat cancer practicing for first time
• Discussing potential government shutdown this evening 5:30pm EST on WDIV
• Man dies in Lansing apartment fire
• Did you know that Sault Ste. Marie was founded by Father Jacques Marquette in 1668. It is the third oldest remaining settlement in the United State? Happy almost Friday!!
• This morning on the House Floor...
• There's film in Lansing! The Capital City Film Festival kicks off in downtown Lansing on April 14 and runs through April 17. The four day CCFF will represent independent films on all levels and within all genres. For a complete list of movies, ev
• Pole barn fire kills man who called to say he was trapped
• Area's federal workers bracing for shutdown
• Gun charge could bring death penalty in Lansing slaying
• Lansing school board says Wallace exceeded his authority
• Study finds Clinton County sixth healthiest in state
• House Passes Upton Bill to Protect Jobs from EPA’s Backdoor Cap-and-Trade Efforts
• THE HILL: FCC’s overreaching power grab harms innovation, investments and jobs
• We stand on the precipice of a potential government shutdown for two very simple reasons: the Democrats want to shutdown the government for more spending, deficits, and debt, and the Republicans are trying to keep the government open for less spending.
• Kildee Introduces Legislation to Bring Auto Battery Recharging Stations to Capitol Hill
• Dingell Tells GOP To Stop Serving The Interests Of Medical Malpractice Insurance Companies
• Apple co-founder to speak at MSU commencement
• Discussing the budget earlier today...
• It is that time of the year when departments at LCC are looking for student employees. Your working schedule is based around your class schedule. Check it out at www.lcc.edu/ces/ .
• One dead in Fowlerville-area blaze; nine departments responded (w/video)
• East Lansing man accused of killing son to undergo competency tests
• Senator Stabenow and Senate Colleagues Request Meeting with Speaker Boehner on “No Budget, No Pay Bill”
• Make a child’s day by donating your gently used backpack or large duffel bag! The Sign Language/Interpreter Program is sponsoring a BACKPACK drive through April 15th to help deaf children in third world countries. Backpacks can be dropped off at A&
• Crosstown Showdown: Spartans outlast Lugnuts' rally
• Funding formula idea worries leaders at state universities
• Michigan Gov. Snyder remains focused on budget
• Old Oldsmobile photo leads owner on search for answers
• Michigan job growth on the rise, economist says
• Upton Commences House Debate on Energy Tax Prevention Act
• Disparity in border security under review
• Miller: Hope We Can Avoid a Government Shutdown - But That Hope is Fading
• Miller: Work on Solutions to Improve BWB's Efficiency and Security
• Congress Clears Initiative Cutting Red Tape for Small Businesses, Sends to President Obama’s Desk
• There will be a Red Cross blood drive to be held Tuesday, April 26 11AM-5PM in the Health and Human Services Building, rooms 202 and 221. Those who would like to reserve a time can schedule through www.redcross.org. but drop-in donators are more than we
• Congress Passes 1099 Repeal, Now Heads to President's Desk for Signature
• Obama: Budget deal close; shutdown disruptive
• Dingell: GOP Budget Plan Makes Harmful Cuts Disguised As Reforms
• Help turn the Capitol City Pink! This Thursday, April 7 give a hand in hanging hundreds of pink ribbons throughout downtown Lansing! Meet at City Hall Plaza between 11-2 p.m. even if only for a half hour, any amount of time helps. Bring a stapler with yo
• Dingell Calls Today’s Mark-up A Manifestation Of Mischief
• Michigan job growth on the rise
• Greater Lansing Wood carvers to stage big show at Haslett High School
• The summer course schedule book is now available to view online at
• Is a picture really worth a thousand words? Here’s your chance to decide…and get your photos published!
• IN COMMAND: 3 of state's 15 female police chiefs play major roles in mid-Michigan
• Judge: Michigan public school workers' health care payments unconstitutional
• Expert: Gas price spike in Lansing-area is supply, demand
• Records: Suspect in attack on Lansing crossing guard arrested on drug charge the next day
• Upton Applauds Senate Vote to Protect Small Businesses by Repealing Harmful Tax Provision from Health Law
• Upton Gives Congressional Tribute to Kalamazoo Central High School Men’s Basketball Team on Back-to-Back State Championships
• Upton Gives Congressional Tribute to Schoolcraft High School Men’s Basketball Team on Winning State Championship
• Camp’s Repeal of Onerous 1099 Legislation Supported in Senate
• Camp statement on budget resolution
• Finished reading & highly recommend Alistair Horne's "The Price of Glory: Verdun 1916."
• Miller Statement on Decision to Try the 9/11 Conspirators
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces First Farm Bill Field Hearing in East Lansing, Michigan
• Parents: Fight with crossing guard was in self-defense
• 3% wage reduction for school retiree healthcare ruled unconstitutional
• Indoor shrimp farming could grow into big Michigan industry
• Faculty Appreciation Day is coming up - Give your professors a special thank you with an Applegram! Fill it out at or at various locations around campus. Thank you LCC instructors!
• Gas soars 21 cents in Lansing area to statewide high
• LCC is offering scholarships in health-related classes for Summer 2011 semester through the M-PaTH grant. This national grant is providing scholarships for tuition and fees to people who are eligible for WIA Dislocated Worker services, and are interested
• MSU softball: Spartans drop series finale to Wisconsin
• NCAA championship game: David vs. Kemba
• Michigan's parole policy costs taxpayers $280 million a year
• Michigan spending $37.4 million on area road work this year
• Lansing schools' struggles strain ties
• Camp Receives U.S. Chamber Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Fannie and Freddie: Too big AND failed
• Grand Ledge Board of Education asks public's help to pressure against big cuts
• Lawmakers say MEA strike threat a poor tactic
• Small-town feel among reasons suburbs growing
• Downtown Coaches Club aims to clarify missteps
• Four people injured in multi-car accident in Lansing
• Downtown Coaches Club calls spending violations "bookkeeping" errors
• MSU football notebook: Safeties locked in close battle
• High school girls basketball player of the year: East Lansing's Deborah Hoekstra
• Police arrest Lansing parents in attack on crossing guard
• House plan to cut budget may threaten MSU's FRIB
• Libya's decision to end program at MSU will send students back
• I will not pave the fiscal road to hell with your money.
• Advisory: Using Resources Effectively to Secure Our Border at Ports of Entry - Stopping the Illicit Flow of Money, Guns and Drugs
• Extend the National Guard's Mission on the Southwest Border
• Lansing police: Parents beat 73-year-old crossing guard
• Dingell Commends CCIIO’s Efforts to Help High-Risk Pools
• Dingell Urges Support for Adequate Oversight of Broadband Grants
• Dingell: H.R. 658, Wrong Approach for FAA Reauthorization
• Libyan students in diplomatic training program at MSU face 'lose-lose situation'
• Mid-Michigan is gearing up for Recycle Rama, the biggest recycling event in local history. Saturday, April 9, 2011, 9-2. Ingham County Health Department, 5303 S. Cedar St., Lansing, MI. Volunteer & get a t-shirt, drinks and snacks! Contact Martha at
• Today on the House Floor discussing the budget...
• Governor, GOP leaders note accomplishments
• Snyder says picking fights won't move Michigan forward
• Lansing planning for school closings
• Raffle gets 1-year ban from MSU football
• Lansing students improve on MEAP
• RIPON FORUM: Upton's Call
• Camp Statement on March Jobs Report
• Schneider: Wal-Mart gift-card scam call concerns Holt senior
• Miller Introduces Legislation Requiring DHS to Develop Strategy for Securing Our Borders
• Miller bill seeks '100 percent' secure U.S. borders by 2016, Detroit News
• Rep. Miller pushes bill to tighten border security
• Candice Miller introduces legislation requiring Homeland Security to develop strategy for securing borders within five years
• Today on Fox Business...
• MEAP database: Search for your school
• Democrats criticize Snyder policies in YouTube video
• Dingell: Republican Effort to Defund ACA Offers No Real Solutions for American Families
• Capps, Dingell: Republican Effort to Defund School-Based Health Clinics Puts the Health of Our Kids At Risk
• More Senators Join Stabenow in Calling on Speaker Boehner to Stop Paychecks for Members of Congress during Government Shutdown
• Students across Lansing area struggle with new MEAP writing test
• Michigan MEAP results show strength in math, weakness in reading
• High school swimming athlete of the year: St. Johns' Nick Grider
• Mackinac Center seeks access to faculty emails
• Future of Lansing's Dwight Rich Middle School a hot issue
• Court says Michigan can keep deducting 3 percent
• Michigan high-tech jobs go unfilled
• THE HILL: House GOP lawmakers launch Yucca Mountain investigation
• Upton Honored for Efforts to Spur Economic Growth and Create Jobs
• Miller: Providing Additional Technologies for Our First Responders
• The other day discussing Libya with Lars Larson...
• Rising Gas Prices Threaten Job Growth, Economic Recovery
• Interested in transferring to MSU? Listen up! LCC is putting together a field trip to MSU on 4/14 from 10am - 2pm. At MSU, students will get info on the transfer and admissions process, financial aid, credit evaluation and student life. Cost is $2.50 and
• Democrats push back on Gov. Rick Snyder's cut to jobless benefits
• Dingell: Defunding the Affordable Care Act is Not Legislating
• Ingham County prosecutors file charges in pit bull abuse, death cases
• East Lansing man charged in death of his son
• Delta Twp. asks to revoke liquor license for Roxy's
• On the radio with Dennis Miller this morning 11:05am EST - Listen...
• Snyder puts an end to price tag requirement
• Upton Comments on Costs of Healthcare Overhaul, Impact on Employers
• POLITICO: Fed's negative effect on gas
• East Lansing man charged in death of 6-month-old son
• Dingell Applauds Michigan’s Comeback Efforts
• DINGELL: FOCUS ON JOBS; DON’T TERMINATE KEY FORCLOSURE PREVENTION PROGRAMS
• Snyder says cuts to jobless benefits shifts focus to jobs
• Did you know...The first soda pop made in the U.S., Vernor's ginger ale, was created by accident in 1866 in Detroit.
• Accident Fund wraps up headquarters project in Lansing
• Dingell Asks for Doctors’ Input on Permanent SGR Fix
• Lansing firefighters bring house fire under control
• High school boys basketball: Lansing Eastern's Henton 'still processing' if he'll explore other schools
• Bernero's Lansing budget plan cuts police, fire jobs
• Lansing man, 20, to stand trial in teen's shooting
• FRIB at MSU worth funding, Rogers says
• U.S. Rep. Fred Upton: Energy Tax Prevention Act won't weaken Clean Air Act
• Bernero's budget includes up to 130 layoffs
• Obama strongly defends US military action in Libya
• Miller Statement on Libya
• POTUS admitted operations exceeded no-fly zone; failed to provide mission focus & a narrow strategic precedent; & didn't ID rebels' end goals.
• is praying for all the students on break this week. Enjoy the time off!
• On Cavuto today 4pm EST Fox News
• Lansing man to stand trial in shooting death of 15-year-old
• Snyder signs bill to continue federal unemployment benefits
• Dingell Statement on Geraldine Ferraro
• Reminder: At this point in the semester, students wishing to drop full semester classes MUST have instructor signature on an enrollment form. Students have until Friday April 29, 2011 to drop full semester classes with instructor signature if they are pa
• Michigan State football reinstates tight end Dion Sims
• Dingell Opposes New State Law to Cut Unemployment Benefits
• State tightening restrictions for those learning to drive
• Bernero turns over Lansing's 2012 budget plan today
• MSU student talks health care with Obama
• Davenport's growth signals strength
• Monday's letters to the editor
• High school boys basketball: Sexton tops Muskegon Heights for Class B state crown
• High school boys basketball: Fulton falls in Class D state final
• Anniversary: 60th Anniversary Bill and Beth Service
• Beverly Cleaver Ward Cleaver
• Lansing's first responders fear major budget cuts
• Obama: Geraldine Ferraro blazed trail for all Americans
• 10 firefighters suffer minor injuries in Leslie fire
• MSU men's basketball: Future Spartan recruits on Breslin stage
• High school boys basketball: Sexton upends Detroit Country Day, advances to title game
• MSU cuts ties with Downtown Coaches Club
• ANIME INVASION: Lansing Center event also focuses on relief for Japan
• Senate GOP offers alternative Michigan tax plan
• Sexton leads Class B final at halftime, 30-26
• Kildee: Profit-Sharing Checks Reward Employees for Skill and Work Ethic, Show GM's Renewed Strength
• Kildee: Reductions to UI Benefits Short-Sighted, Cruel Blow to Hardworking Michigan Families
• Senator Stabenow Urges Gov. Snyder to Veto Legislation that would Cut Lifeline for Out-of-Work Families
• Homecoming: Lansing native solos with Lansing Symphony Orchestra
• Dingell Tours University of Michigan’s Venture Accelerator
• Dingell Hosts Roundtable With Local Law Enforcement
• Recently played AJ's Cafe in Ferndale...
• MSU cuts ties with football booster club
• Sparrow hospital cutting 30 workers
• Dingell Meets with Washtenaw Cyber Citizenship Coalition
• Pauline Bateman, LCC Pride contest winner, talks about how LCC has impacted her life.
• Prep boys basketball: Fulton rallies into state final
• Prep boys basketball: Eastern's Henton is top player in Class A
• Schneider: My gift to you is a chance to learn from my mistake
• 3 restaurants sustain smoke, water damage after fire at former Hollywood Video
• College students protest cuts at Capitol
• Sexton upsets Country Day, will play for state title
• Upton Completes Sixth District Listening Tour
• On the radio tonight with Jim Bohannon 10-11pm EST...
• LCC presents the first annual Cesar Chavez day, Thursday, March 31st, 9-noon in Dart Auditorium. Everyone welcome! Agenda to include inspirational stories “From the Fields to the College Campuses”, the voices from migrant farm workers who bec
• Michigan college students protest higher education cuts at state Capitol
• March is reading month, what good books have you read?
• Dingell Hosts Displaced Workers Guidebook Rollout Event
• Fire guts vacant Frandor-area video store
• Changes to jobless benefits bring more calls, longer waits
• Vacant housing doubles in some areas since 2000
• Seven Lansing school district officials face cuts
• DHS official charged in embezzlement
• Sparrow hosting medical residents to spotlight robotic surgery system
• Camp Encourages Students to Engage in National Art Competition
• Miller: Pull Our Forces Out of the Coalition
• MSU hires Anastos as hockey coach
• Dingell Announces Fire Grant to Flat Rock Fire Department
• Michigan unemployment rate drops to 10.4%
• Former Gov. Granholm joins Pew Center as energy adviser
• Michigan Department of Human Services employee charged with embezzlement, racketeering
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Increased Access to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Schools across Michigan
• Heed the sovereign people's wisdom: after 1 year of Dems' health care law, the public still knows what's in it & wants to repeal it.
• Reminder! The Visiting Writer discussion with Lev Raphael begins at 10:30 am this morning in the 1st floor board room of the Administration Building. If you can't make it, check out for live streaming (a.m. session only) OR head on over for the e
• Census: Lansing population falls 4 percent
• Turnovers sink Spartans in 65-56 loss to Green Bay
• State police trooper not guilty on seven counts in rape trial
• Airlines hiking ticket prices, cutting unprofitable flights
• Camp’s Committee Focused on Job Creation
• Eight injured as two minivans crash
• UPDATE: Michigan state trooper found not guilty on 7 counts in rape trial
• Dingell Tours Dolphin Facility, Calls It An Example Of How We Are Making It In America
• Census: Lansing population fell 4 percent in last decade
• Dingell Hosts Roundtable With Local Fire Chiefs
• Snyder: Michigan Census shows it's crucial to reinvent state
• Adrian Chamber of Commerce, Lenawee County Farm Bureau Discuss Agriculture Issues with Chairwoman Stabenow
• Governor: Cut costs to get full state revenue-sharing aid
• East Lansing schools committee narrows options
• Pothole pain (again): Drivers, road commissions face annual problem
• MSU women's basketball: Plenty of similarities between the Spartans, Phoenix
• Japan's crisis affecting GM plants
• Advisory: Miller to Attend Operational Integration Center Grand Opening
• Miller Statement on Libya
• Murder trial delayed after witness leaves state
• In Libyan operation, the crux: Does America seek to protect civilians from air attacks or seek to determine the uprising's outcome?
• Senator Stabenow Meets with Michigan Grain and Feed Producers in Albion
• Dingell Tours Severstal Facilities, Commends Company for Bringing Jobs to Dearborn
• Michigan retreats on burn ban; more hearings likely
• Big Ten athletic directors to recommend six-team hockey league
• Dwaun Anderson of Suttons Bay named Mr. Basketball
• Dingell: Michigan Family Health Centers Give Communities A Shot Of Good Health
• Gov. Snyder lays out ideas on streamlining Michigan government
• In an effort to gather student and community input regarding the current program analysis, there will be an open forum on Friday (3/25) from 9-10:30 a.m. in the West Campus Auditorium. If you are unable to attend please submit your comments and/or quest
• LCC salutes Officer James Terrill for his act of bravery that helped to save a life.
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans withstand late Northern Iowa charge
• U.S. says assault on Libya a success
• Sign language program at LCC faces several hurdles
• Anti-abortion agenda lingers in Michigan
• European officials pushed for military force in assault on Libya
• Upton Announces Madelyn Johnson of Lakeshore High School Appointed to the United States Air Force Academy
• MSU women defeat Northern Iowa, 69-66
• MSU women's basketball: First focus is defense for Spartans and Panthers
• MSU men's basketball: Appling, Payne, Nix will all be key to 2011-12 hopes
• East Lansing charity concert for Jazz Festival is Sunday
• U.S., allies launch military action in Libya
• Lansing's MBI helps bio-based products get to market
• MSU men's basketball: Self-exam time for Spartans
• Girls state semifinals: Renaissance, Inkster to play for Class A title
• Lansing-area students may face suspension for unauthorized Capitol protest
• Some homebuilders still waiting for recovery
• LSD: Hundreds of protesting high school students face disciplinary action
• Lansing-area death notices
• St. Pat's revelry, MSU loss leads to 31 arrests in East Lansing
• High school girls basketball: St. Ignace wins Class C rematch
• MSU men's basketball: After great recent run, Lucas has tough night
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans run out of time
• Lansing school board will review administrator contracts
• ACLU says ban on Capitol signs unfairly enforced
• PALLONE AND DINGELL: CLASS ACT IS A CRITICAL ACA PROGRAM
• Union workers boo Snyder during Ford Focus celebration
• Dingell : Jobs, Not Political Games
• Today on the House Floor...
• LCC will play host to the 2011 Regional Science Olympiad competition this weekend for students in grades 6-12. You're invited to check it out!
• 14 face charges after Wednesday's protests at Michigan Capitol
• Playing AJ’s Café in support for Detroit’s auto workers...
• Senator Stabenow Hails Launch of 2012 Ford Focus at Revamped Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne
• LCC celebrates “Ethics Day” to promote decision making and behavior guided by ethics – doing what is right, fair, honest, and legal. Join us on March 22nd at 6:00 p.m. in room 134 of the Gannon Building for a panel discussion on “
• Hey Joe! Live chat on MSU basketball, Thursday at 10 a.m.
• High school boys basketball: Sexton repeats as Class B regional champions
• Union supporters take stand at Capitol
• Green indeed: St. Patrick's Day, Spartans play
• Teen shot in bank by city police had troubled history
• 11 arrested at Michigan Capitol, including 5 who refused to leave
• Senator Stabenow Urges Support for Small Businesses
• MSU institutes no-bag policy for football games
• Teen shot by Lansing police officer had troubled past
• Thousands of union supporters at Capitol: 'Take Michigan Back'
• Senator Stabenow, Michigan Business Leaders Urge Renewal of Nation’s Main Small Business Initiative Before Support Lapses
• After radiation level surge subsides, work resumes at Japan nuke plant
• Thinking of transferring? Make plans to attend the LCC Transfer Fair! Several colleges will be on campus next week in the Gannon Building to help you navigate the transfer process. For a list of universities that will be on campus, along with times an
• Cash is back: Consumers find avoiding plastic helps make them more frugal
• Spartan Motors creating 400 jobs
• DINGELL: SHORT-TERM CR DELAYS REAL ACTION
• Officer who killed bank suspect, 17, involved in 2 past shootings
• 1,100 turn out at Capitol to protest tax on pensions
• Committee Approves Key Bills to Protect Jobs, Prevent Higher Gas Prices, Stop Reckless Regulation
• Upton Comments on Nuclear Energy Policy at Today’s Joint Subcommittee Hearing
• Upton to Host District Listening Tour, March 22, 23, and 24
• Miller to Co-Chair Congressional Boating Caucus
• Lansing police identify officer who shot 17-year-old suspect at bank
• Emergency manager bill headed to Michigan governor
• More than 1,000 rally at Michigan Capitol against Snyder's tax plan
• Senators Urge Administration to Stand up to China's Unfair Practices with Materials Critical to Advanced Vehicle Technology, Military Technology, Other Hi-Tech Products
• DINGELL TO HOST FREE TAX PREP CLINIC
• Laingsburg man, 71, championed GM to build local plants
• Michigan man who shot sexually-themed video in classroom takes plea
• Proposed concessions for state workers may affect local businesses
• Police: Lansing officer shoots, kills armed woman after bank break-in
• Lansing police, fire could face big cuts
• Miller Statement Expressing Support for Statue of President Gerald R. Ford to be Placed in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda
• MSU women to open NCAA Tournament against Northern Iowa
• Dingell PAYS TRIBUTE TO GERALD FORD
• hopes you all enjoyed the Michigan Statewide Teen Convention! We loved seeing you there.
• Izzo likes matchup with UCLA
• Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Woman killed at Lansing bank branch
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by second blast
• MSU researchers' software matches drawings with mug shots
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans to open vs. UCLA in Tampa, Fla.
• House Passes Upton Resolution to Honor President Ford with Statue in U.S. Capitol
• Upton Gives Congressional Tribute to Super Bowl Champion, Kalamazoo Native Greg Jennings
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans to face UCLA in Tampa, Fla.
• Info for constituents with relatives/friends in Japan...
• Underage drinking to be focus at local Town Hall
• Experts say tackling Michigan's obesity issue requires broad approach
• Lansing budget likely to see public safety jobs trimmed
• Ingham County expecting drop in revenue
• Improving jobs picture little relief for Michigan's unemployed
• Death toll rising in Japan after devastating earthquake, tsunami
• For some in Lansing area, disasters hit close to home
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans rock Boilermakers, face Penn State today
• Penn State drills MSU in Big Ten Tournament semifinal
• Advisory: Strengthening the Border - Finding the Right Mix of Personnel, Infrastructure and Technology
• Miller: Get the Out-of-Control Spending Under Control
• Mid-Michigan tsunami and earthquake stories
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• LSJ seeks mid-Michigan residents affected by tsunami, earthquake
• Videos: Tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Did you have a good spring break? What did you do? We're looking forward to seeing students back - watch here for more information on a March Madness contest starting next week!
• Tsunami heading toward Hawaii, U.S. western coast in wake of Japan quake
• 8.9 magnitude quake triggers tsunami in Japan
• MSU men's basketball: NCAA hopes stay alive
• DVD, digital options take toll on Lansing-area video stores
• Okemos veteran to get treatment after '10 standoff with police
• Judge rules Michigan must stop taking 3% of wages for retiree health care
• Upton Reminds Folks to “Spring Forward” this Weekend
• Kildee: Attack on Workers' Rights in Wisconsin is Attack on All Workers
• Big Ten Tournament: Summers helps push MSU past Iowa, 66-61
• Discussion I had with Aaron Task of Yahoo...
• Dingell DENOUNCES TERMINATING THE FHA REFINANCE PROGRAM
• Funding for Houghton County Memorial Airport Annouced
• Ruling: Michigan must stop collecting state employee wages for retiree health benefits
• Lansing police say driver in rollover failed to yield
• Lansing-area death notices
• Dingell Warns King Not To Be Like McCarthy
• Check out this week's Lansing Lowdown coming to you from The Loft!
• Source: Lindsay Lohan won't accept plea deal
• GAO report: U.S. not screening foreign nationals with access to military technologies
• STARK, DINGELL, 55 HOUSE COLLEAGUES ASK KING TO FOCUS HEARINGS ON ALL FORMS OF TERRORIST EXTREMISM
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans need big day from Big 3
• Pewamo woman charged in carjacking, hiding in trunk with stun gun
• Few details emerge on Bernero's trip to India for jobs
• Michigan Senate panel OKs bill prohibiting union-only work
• Subcommittee Approves Bipartisan Bill to Stop EPA From Driving up Gasoline and Energy Prices, Harming Job Creation
• Jobs Remain Priority as Michigan Continues to Endure Double-Digit Unemployment
• GM to add 900 to 1,000 jobs at its Detroit-area Volt plant
• DINGELL: GOP FOCUS ON REPEALING PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS DOES NOT IMPROVE HEALTH CARE FOR OUR NATION
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU Basketball
• Dingell Opposes H.JRes.37
• Michigan Senate overturns domestic partner benefits
• Lansing man admits to strangling adoptive mother to death; pleads mentally ill
• Judge expands ruling that bans guns in Capital Area District Library
• Eaton County withdrawing officer from Tri-County Narcotics Squad
• U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow Challenges House Leader to Stop Paychecks for Members of Congress during Government Shutdown
• Bernero headed to India in bid to secure new jobs
• High school girls basketball: Laingsburg can't crack Flint Hamady's defense
• Hundreds protest emergency manager bills at Lansing Capitol
• Lansing woman injured in I-496 crash
• Miller Statement on the President's Executive Order on Terrorist Detention
• Senate Passes Stabenow Measure to Name Detroit Patent Office for Michigan Inventor Elijah McCoy
• Artists As Peace Makers March 13 – 19 in the Dart. Join us for a celebration and musical tribute.
• Owner shuts down Level II nightclub in Lansing
• Hundreds rally against emergency financial manager bill at Capitol
• Wes Leonard's funeral in Fennville draws hundreds
• LCC students - Have you completed or are currently working on a project in any of your classes related to the environment and/or sustainability? If so, consider showcasing it at the 2nd Annual Eco Scholars Day event on April 29 at West Campus. "Li
• MSU's training program with Libya is scrutinized
• Haslett dentist admits 'stupid mistake' in using someone else's credit card
• Third time the charm for Okemos boys basketball
• Fennville wins in tribute to its fallen star
• Snyder targets Michigan's milk industry to save $600,000 annually
• Church Hosting St. Pat's Day Dinner
• Okemos dentist arrested on charges of credit card fraud, theft in Florida
• State experiencing trouble with Michigan.gov website
• Fennville basketball team set to play tonight without Wes Leonard
• Okemos combat veteran involved in stand-off with police will be in Veterans Court
• Amount in property tax value disputes rises sharply in Lansing area
• MSU men's basketball: 'Play-in' may be way in for MSU
• Lansing man, children escape house fire
• LCC plan to revamp auto ed may deal blow to independent shops
• Eminent historian Paul Johnson on why America will remain great...
• Check out Bill Whittle's THE END OF THE BEGINNING...
• MSU men's basketball: Michigan completes its first sweep of MSU since '97
• MSU women's basketball: Buckeyes halt MSU's run
• Survey: Support thin for Snyder's proposals
• MSU women's basketball: Ohio State defeats Spartans, 72-57
• DeWitt gymnast Wieber wins American Cup
• MSU men's basketball: Wolverines complete series sweep
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans rout Northwestern
• High school girls basketball: East Lansing tops Waverly for district title
• MSU men's basketball: Plenty at stake for MSU, Michigan in rivalry game
• GM to scale back fire-related layoffs
• Lansing estimates nearly 44 percent of its roads in 'poor' shape
• Check out this week's Lansing Lowdown!
• Gas scare causes evacuation of Delta Twp. Walmart store
• Fair play: Should girls basketball start before boys?
• It's time to start thinking about spring/summer work! Many departments on campus are hiring...some for several positions! Visit www.lcc.edu/ces or stop by CES on the second floor of the Gannon building for details on the positions available and how
• Police: Officer rescues woman from Grand River in Lansing
• Western Michigan teen dies after making winning shot
• Tutoring Services is now forming Supplemental Instruction Groups for the following courses: BIOL 127, CHEM 120 and ARCH 100. For more info or to sign up, visit lcc.edu/tutorial or call 483-1297.
• Blaze in Howell Township could sideline 2,000 at GM Delta plant
• Ingham Regional laying off up to 7 percent of workers
• Jobless claims at three-year low, retailers enjoy strong sales
• Care Free sees need rise even as funding falls off
• Snyder defends pension tax plan
• Great Lakes States Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Permanently Prevent Asian Carp from Invading the Great Lakes
• Leading Bipartisan Voices on Energy Policy Introduce Energy Tax Prevention Act
• Miller: America Must Install a Comprehensive Approach to Meet Our Energy Needs
• DINGELL CALLS H.R. 4 A POOR COMPROMISE
• GM's Lansing Delta Twp. plant 2nd, 3rd shifts on layoff Monday
• Ingham Regional Medical Center to cut up to 150 positions
• DINGELL QUESTIONS SECRETARY SEBELIUS ON IMPACT OF DRASTIC CUTS INCLUDED IN H.R. 1
• Michigan Gov. Snyder: Rifts won't stall my budget
• Great Lakes Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Stop Asian Carp
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans rout Iowa on Senior Night
• Big kids together with little kids - Lansing schools find benefits in K-8 formats (w/photos)
• LCC buys hangar in Mason to settle suit
• City Center II's developer might be close to getting loan
• Upton Applauds Vote to Protect Small Businesses from Harmful Tax Provision in Health Law
• Apple CEO returns from his leave to unveil iPad 2
• More Than $1 Million in Grants Announced for Four Fire Departments Across Michigan
• Clean Energy Job Training and Youth Education Project Coming to Grand Rapids
• DINGELL: ANTI-FRAUD INITIATIVES IN AFFORDABLE CARE ACT PROVIDE EFFECTIVE NEW TOOLS FOR CMS
• Hearing starts for men charged in Lansing double homicide
• $97M City Center II project may break ground this year
• Reminder - if you are interested in learning more about free Certified Nursing Assistant training at LCC, there is an informational session tomorrow from 3-4 p.m. at West Campus. For more info visit or call 517-483-1857.
• Pension plan draws fire from Michigan lawmakers
• enjoyed Java Jam last night. Thank you all who attended and performed! Photos will be posted soon.
• Michigan Senate begins process to overturn same sex partner benefits for state employees
• Holt 17-year-old to stand trial on charges of drunken driving causing death
• High school boys basketball: Eastern erupts, zooms by Sexton
• Scientists ask Congress to keep funding MSU research facility
• Union no longer gets share of state day care subsidies
• GM sales up 45.8 percent from one year ago
• Miller Statement on Passage of Short Term Continuing Resolution
• DINGELL QUESTIONS GOVERNORS ABOUT HEALTH CARE REFORM MEDICAID COSTS FOR STATES
• GM sales rose 45.8% in February
• Without classes next week, what are your plans for LCC spring break?!?
• hopes to see you at JAVA JAM tonight at 7!
• Ford Mustang tops Consumer Reports
• Stopping Paychecks for Members of Congress during Government Shutdown
• Starting your own business? Looking to brush up your computer skills? Interested in WWII history? Check out the newest items on these subjects and much more available now at the Library!
• Fourth grade Eaton Rapids team prepare for tournaments
• High school girls basketball roundup: Portland moves past familiar foe in district opener
• Michigan Works would shut down under U.S. House budget
• LCC report: Violations, behavior led to coach's firing
• NATIONAL REVIEW: A New Partnership with Governors
• POLITICO: The fixer: Fred Upton’s oversight far, wide
• $450,000 cleanup starts at former Adams Plating property in Lansing Township
• Ex-Lansing officer pleads no contest to gas theft
• Miller: An Earlier Opt-Out Date for States Not the Solution
• Pattern of alleged NJCAA violations led to LCC softball coach's firing
• The University of Michigan-Flint welcomes you learn about the programs we offer on the campus of LCC. Current students of the program will receive advising for the spring, summer, and fall semesters; prospective students will learn more about the progra
• MSU's Keane named Big Ten Player of the Year
• Eaton Rapids home could have been stop on underground railroad
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans boiled over by Purdue
• The King's Speech takes crown at Oscars
• $1.4B deficit offers Michigan no painless solutions
• Polar Plunge expected to raise $70,000 for Special Olympics
• A 24/7 JOB: Around-the-clock accessibility can put strain on marriages, family life
• High school wrestling: St. Johns tops Greenville for state title
• Laura Shirley & Thomas Pilkington Engagement
• Rally to Save the American Dream draws 2,000 to downtown Lansing
• Michigan budget cuts a threat to Knapp's renovation
• Police warn of icy streets in Lansing area
• Thousands of union activists converge today on Capitol (w/ video)
• Mason woman says she was held captive for 2 days
• High school boys basketball: Waverly captures share of Red title
• MSU hockey: Early goals stand for Spartans in win over Bowling Green
• Community saying goodbye to Lansing barbershop after 74 years
• Michigan union workers lend support in Wis. rally
• Snyder's pension tax isn't sure bet
• Major Investment for Mackinac Straits Hospital and Health Center
• Pre-heat your oven: Cooking for college kids!
• Gov. Snyder's proposed budget cuts even deeper than MSU expected
• White House Honors History of Motown
• has a video you should see, brought to you by the group that went to the Dominican Republic over Week of Outreach and G.O. Ministries.
• New Michigan appellate judge says she's humbled by honor
• LCC plans to cut programs, retool others
• GM earns $4.7B in '10; average hourly bonus $4,300
• Judge: Law making state workers contribute 3% to retiree health care 'unconstitutional'
• Ex-Okemos teacher gets 15-30 years in prison for sex with student
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans lose, still clinch outright Big Ten crown
• Air Force Chooses American Company for Tanker Contract
• Snyder isn't fazed by the firestorm over spending, tax cuts
• Live video: Shuttle Discovery's final takeoff, 4:50 p.m.
• Senator Stabenow Continues Support for Port Lansing, Announces Critical Resources to Help Increase Exports and Create Mid-Michigan Jobs
• Ruling: Mandated state worker 3% contribution to retiree health care unconstitutional
• LCC is hosting the Powerlifting National Championships Saturday 3/5 beginning at 8 am in the Gannon Gym! For more info, call Richard Van Eck or Jeff Buchin 517 490-6218.
• Former Okemos teacher gets 15 to 30 years for sexual relationship with student
• Kiss, bow, or shake hands? If you’re looking for information about customs, cultures, and business practices in countries around the world, check out the LCC Library's International Business Research Guide -
• "Freedom and not servitude is the cure of anarchy; as religion, and not atheism, is the true remedy for superstition." Edmund Burke
• GM earns $4.7 billion in 2010; hourly workers to receive $4,300 bonuses
• MSU women's basketball: Keane rock solid for Spartans
• Protests at Michigan's Capitol bring in thousands
• Bernero says millage vote lets Lansing residents choose meat ax or scalpel on budget
• Bingham students learn about the message behind the music
• DINGELL APPLAUDS HHS ACA ANNOUNCEMENT TO SUPPORT STATES IN STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY LIVING
• Senators Stabenow, Levin Announce Nearly $3.5 Million in Grants for Nine Fire Departments Across Michigan
• March 1 is the last day to submit an application for an associate degree or Certificate of Achievement to have your name included in the commencement program. Congrats to all the 2011 graduates!
• Michigan union supporters to take part in showdown in Wisconsin
• Are you a LCC student looking to transfer this fall? If so, mark your calendar to attend one of the LCC Spring Annual Transfer Fairs. These fairs will take place March 21-24 from 12 - 4pm in the Gannon Bldg. 2nd floor lobby. During these 4 days there
• 2,000 fill Michigan Capitol with pro-union protests
• LCC students and employees - would you be interested in a bike share program at the Downtown campus? We'd love your feedback! Please take this short survey:
• Police seek suspect in Lansing cab shooting
• Suspect sought in Lansing bank heist (w/video)
• Ford recalling 2005-06 F-150 trucks
• High school boys basketball: East Lansing tops Eastern, gains share of CAAC Blue title
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans gets giant boost
• Lansing homeowners may pay less tax, but values fall, too (w/interactive)
• Hundreds rally at Capitol to protest Snyder budget (w/video and photos)
• Miller Statement Regarding the Unrest in Libya & Across the Middle East
• Lansing police search for man in PNC Bank robbery
• Senator Stabenow Joins Flint Business Owners, Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce to Discuss Her Initiative that Cuts Red Tape for Small Businesses
• Hundreds of union supporters descend on state Capitol (w/video)
• Senator Stabenow Meets with Michigan Milk Producers, Tours Ovid Dairy Processing Plant
• Senator Stabenow Joins Lansing Business Owners Who Will Benefit from Her Initiative that Cuts Red Tape for Small Businesses
• Iranian regime commits cyber warfare on US sites
• Word of the Day: CONGENIAL. Definition: (adjective) 1: having the same nature, disposition, or tastes : kindred. 2a : existing together harmoniously b : suited to one's nature, tastes, or outlook c : sociable, genial.
• is open today. Who is excited for classes? Yeah you are.
• Diggin' out, version 2.0: Storm dumps 10 inches of snow on Lansing area (w/video and photos)
• Lansing voters to have say on millage
• Pit bull euthanized after killing 10-day-old baby
• General Motors' expected $5.3 billion profit shows bankruptcy worth it, analyst says
• MSU men's basketball: Healthier Lucas has elevated his game
• Lansing City Council votes to seek property tax increase
• Have questions? Come see us at the Welcome Center! We are a great resource to ask any question and also to purchase LCC merchandise. Come visit us GB 2nd floor lobby. www.lcc.edu/welcome/
• wants to let you know that tonight's basketball game has been postponed.
• The Black History Month sponsored Education Program: 2/23 from 10:30-1 Dart!
• Six possible suspects identified in Okemos woman's 1990 disappearance
• Tax professionals say savvy filers make sure to get all their credits
• The following off-campus learning locations have closed and all LCC classes schedule at these sites have cancelled for today only: • Livingston County Center (until Noon Only) • Portland (Math 112 – CRN 81990)
• Lansing digging out from storm
• Lansing City Council to decide tonight if it will seek millage increase
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans alone at top
• Last night on Fox...
• Budget may limit Michigan's role on TV, in movies
• is closed Monday, February 21st, due to weather conditions and classes have been canceled. Please be safe and enjoy the day off!
• On Fox News today 5:05pm EST to discuss legislation to rescind unobligated "stimulus" funds
• MSU men's basketball: Battered Spartans find a way
• Back in the hunt: Moms eager to rejoin work force urged to be creative
• Question now is can Snyder get Legislature to back budget?
• Students taking on more loans with reduced job prospects
• Winter storm warning issued for Lansing area Sunday
• Miller Statement on Passage of $100 Billion in Spending Cuts
• MSU hockey: Spartans lose to Alaska, 4-1
• 2 men charged in 2010 slaying of Lansing girl, 7
• Deductions targeted under Snyder's budget plan for Michigan
• UAW's evolved role an issue for union leaders
• DINGELL BLASTS REPUBLICAN PLAN TO SHUT DOWN SOCIAL SECURITY
• The semester is 25% over, pat yourselves on the back for a job well done!!
• Michigan governor: 'This is the opportunity to hit that reset button'
• 1986 NCAA Champions
• Two men arrested in shooting death of 7-year-old Lansing girl
• February is coming to a close, but LCC continues to celebrate Black History Month! Next week there are lots of events you won't want to miss - another Soul Food Luncheon, some hip hop poetry and more. for all the details
• Business class airfares on the rise
• MSU women's basketball: Title in close sight
• Capital Area District Library gets restraining order on gun carriers
• Ex-Ingham County Road Commission worker charged in theft
• What does it mean? -- For colleges and universities
• What does it mean? -- For K-12 schools
• Snyder proposal cuts business tax, $1.2 billion in spending
• Miller: Time to Lead on Out-of-Control Spending
• Dingell: FDA is Starved of Resources to Fulfill its Mission
• Chairwoman Stabenow: American Agriculture Supports 16 Million Jobs
• Michigan Gov. Snyder presents $45 billion budget; accepts $1 salary
• Lansing school board to look at school closing recommendations
• Dingell Calls GOP Cuts Outlandish
• Miller: End the National Flood Insurance Program
• Miller: DHS Grant Awarded to Chesterfield Township Fire Department
• Hey Joe! Live chat, MSU sports
• Snyder's budget proposal cuts education spending
• Soldan Dog Park fees set to go into effect April 1
• Mid-Michigan public broadcasting programs would be severely cut, WKAR says
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Welcomes Dr. Phillip Knight as Executive Director
• Lansing police kill two pit bulls in attack on third dog
• Upton Looks at Impact on Jobs, Patient Care in Examining Medical Device Regulation
• POLITICO: U.S. innovation is hostage to regulatory overreach
• My conversation with Jason Mattera at CPAC...
• Dingell Cosponsors Air Passenger Bill of Rights Act of 2011
• More Than $1.4 Million in Grants Announced for Nine Fire Departments Across Michigan
• We have a challenge for you...Did you know a square piece of dry paper cannot be folded in half more than 7 times. Try it!
• Lansing police kill two pit bulls involved in attack on third dog
• LCC is offering free Certified Nursing Aid (CNA) training to any individual who is eligible for WIA Dislocated Worker services and is interested in this career field. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, you must attend an upcoming in
• Dingell Questions FCC Chairman Genachowski
• Borders files for bankruptcy protection
• East Lansing report says use of Taser on student was appropriate
• Alleged rape victim testifies she had rejected former state trooper's date requests
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans fall to No. 2 Ohio State
• Snyder's budget might end tax exemption on pensions
• Michigan recruiting to fill 500 social worker jobs
• Walden, Upton Join Senate Leaders in Unveiling Resolution to Reverse FCC’s Controversial Internet Regulations
• California stores face suits after ZIP code ruling
• Earlier today on The Dana Show...
• Check out some of the cool photos taken this month on LCC's Flikr:
• Charlotte area woman found dead in Meijer parking lot
• Schneider: La Señorita's ad humor doesn't play well
• MSU men's basketball: Tough go for Roe, if he can
• Five Clinton County churches join Habitat's 'Apostle build'
• Snyder's overview of Michigan budget coming on Thursday
• GM hourly workers may see bonuses of $4,000
• Poll: Michiganders believe they will be better off next year
• Special interests are watching. Are you?
• Dingell: Sustain our Capacity to Move Forward; We must be able to ‘out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world’
• Interview for Townhall.com at CPAC
• FYI the college IS open on President's Day Monday, February 21!!
• Dingell Denounces GOP Draconian Funding Cuts of Vital Programs
• hopes everyone has a great break! We are praying for all our students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends who are spending this time overseas on mission trips.
• Michigan residents optimistic about personal finances in '11
• Save the date for 2011 Eco Scholars Day Event-April 29 from 12-3 pm @ West Campus.
• Know a gifted student who is currently enrolled in 2nd through 8th grade? If so, consider helping them enroll in the Spring GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) Saturday School Program. This program offers an exciting array of classes for students who
• Free activities in Lansing February 15th and 16th
• GM hourly workers could land $4,000 bonuses
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans extend win streak over Michigan
• LCC instructor still on leave during probe
• Deadlines for replacing road signs raising issues in Michigan
• Lady Antebellum, Arcade Fire top night of Grammy surprises
• MSU women defeat Michigan in front of record crowd of 14,797
• Upton Statement on President’s Budget Request
• Enjoyed my discussion with Michigan native Larry O'Connor of Breitbart TV
• Caught up with my friends from PJ TV at CPAC following my remarks on the budget
• MSU football: Spartan recruit's life changed with love of second family
• Michigan budget 'bomb' will have some casualties
• Speaking at CPAC on the need for a balanced budget amendment...
• Lansing man arraigned in connection with 7-year-old's death during home invasion
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Nicole Sclafani has you covered in this week's Lansing Lowdown.
• Recycling sites in Jackson County and surrounding area
• Bonuses for some at GM may top 50 percent of base pay
• Google opens Droid Web store, shows off new tablet software
• Fourth Ignite Lansing offers insight, ideas, innovation
• Excitement for Egypt's future felt in Lansing area
• Panel to meet on elected Lansing officials' salaries
• Miller: Let's Rid Our Nation of Burdensome Regulations
• Miller: Eliminate EPA's Designation of Milk as an Oil
• Miller: Washington's Spending Spree is Over; House Republicans Plan $100 Billion in Savings
• Securing our borders - Operational Control and the Path Forward
• Dingell: Statement on Egypt
• Dingell Requests TAA be Continued
• Lansing woman found guilty of assault and battery in Bluebell Park incident
• Arrest warrants issued for two men in Lansing 7-year-old's death
• DINGELL DENOUNCES GOP’S POLITICAL TACTICS OF REDUNDANT RESOLUTIONS
• Benefits for Michigan Residents Whose Jobs were Shipped Overseas to Expire Tomorrow
• Egypt President Hosni Mubarak Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Vigil in Lansing held in support of Egypt protesters (w/video)
• Career & Employment Advisor Lisa Reed will be offering full service career advising, career planning/development, mock interviews, resume critiques and employability skill building appointments at LCC’s West Campus on Ms & Ths. Services are
• In their exuberance over Mr. Mubarak‘s first step yesterday toward relinguishing power, reformers must resist the temptation to rush into an undisciplined and chaotic transition. That would serve only to scare supporters of the old regime into an e
• Couldn't get tickets to Ignite Lansing tonight? Here's another great event going on - The Public Offenders present an evening of comedy, music and film to benefit the LCC Theatre Scholarship Fund. This takes place at 8:00 pm in Dart Auditori
• Bridge inspections will affect traffic near Trowbridge Road
• Where to find flowers in the Lansing and Jackson area
• Spartan basketball wins 75-57 blowout vs. Penn State
• Obama uses U.P. to pitch U.S. wireless access plan
• Michigan will continue nonunion deductions
• GM still pursuing alternative fuel sources while touting Chevrolet Volt technology
• Miller Statement on PHMSA's Review of Bruce Power's Shipping Plan
• Miller Named 2011 Great Lakes Legislator of the Year
• Mubarak transfers power to vice president, retains title of president
• Dingell Demands Food Safety Law be Adequately Funded
• Senator Stabenow’s Statement Following President Obama’s Visit to Marquette
• Senators Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $1.4 Million for Michigan First Responders
• Dingell Commends President for Trip to Marquette
• Dingell Applauds Introduction of China Currency Bill
• Obama praises Marquette's free Internet access
• Recycling sites in Ingham County
• Marquette prepares for Obama visit
• Food bank's 'Survival Kits' help keep kids fed on the weekends
• Lansing councilwoman's proposal would ask voters to consider 4-mill tax increase
• Mason ice tower's demise will be boon for a charity
• No raise for Michigan's nonunion employees
• THE DETROIT NEWS: Let market choose energy winners
• Kildee: GOP's Proposed Cuts to Police, Job Training Would Devastate MI's 5th District
• Intelligence Committee Discusses Worldwide Threats
• Lansing City Council may seek 4-mill tax increase
• Graduation deadlines are fast approaching, make sure to check out for details! Congrats graduates!!!
• DeWitt girls basketball standout, Droste, chooses Kent State
• Michigan commission rejects pay raise for non-union state workers
• Earlier today on America's Radio News talking about Egypt...
• Congressional band reunites for D.C. Press Club
• Schneider: Bridge Card was an issue long before the state said so
• We have a few spaces still available for anyone interested in going to Germany for 10 days in May, 2011! The basic cost is $1400, which includes airfare, all ground transportation, accommodations (homestays), some meals, and all entry fees for castles, m
• Dingell : Together, Detroit will Succeed
• Tickets for this year’s Ignite Lansing are sold out, but LCC-TV The Link will be there with LIVE streaming of the event! Ignite is a series of fast-paced, fun, high-energy talks and scheduled topics include: The Lost Art of Macaroni & Cheese 1
• Cold snap in store for area beginning today
• Lansing woman says she tried to stop Bluebell Park beating
• 21-year-olds provided alcohol to Holt crash victims, prosecutor says
• Prosecutor files murder charge in Lansing teen's death
• GM workers might see record bonuses
• High school girls basketball: DeWitt tops Lansing Catholic in battle of division leaders
• Miller: Chrysler's Ad Focuses on Redemption & Enduring Spirit of a Great American City
• Lansing woman testifies she tried to stop Bluebell Park beating
• 3 charged with providing alcohol to Holt teens killed in Meridian Township crash
• Our celebration of Black History month continues tomorrow at the Annual Health Fair in the 2nd floor Gannon Building Lobby from 10 am -4 pm. See you there!
• Ingham County officials have suspects in two recent dog abuse cases
• Film Festival: February 9 HAITI: A PAYMENT HISTORY 5:00 PM 7:00 PM, TLC 127.
• Yum! In celebration of Black History Month, you can taste the culinary talents of local soul food chefs today from 11a.m. to 3p.m in the Kennedy Cafeteria. You do NOT want to miss out on this awesome lunch!
• February 8th and 9th a couple busy evenings for Lansing activities
• Daddy-daughter dance: Princess for a day
• Wife testifies woman struck first blow on husband in Bluebell Park incident
• MSU boosts effort to draw students from outside Michigan
• Eminem's Super Bowl ad sends a strong Motor City message
• Ricky Martin becomes a hero for Latino gays
• Rise in poverty impacts kids in Michigan
• Learn more about the successful Truck Driver Training Program @ Lansing Community College from experienced faculty!
• LCC would like to thank everyone who entered the Pride Contest! There were some great stories, testimonials and photographs shared. Congratulations to the winner, Pauline Bateman. Pauline, by sharing your LCC Pride, you've won a $550 gift card to
• This morning on Fox...
• Miller Receives NAM's Legislative Excellence in the 111th Congress Award
• Man charged with fondling self near Dearborn school, church
• Sen. Stabenow to Introduce Bill to Help Spur Advanced Vehicle Sales, Production Today
• Fun activities in the Lansing area February 7th
• Bill to Help Spur Advanced Vehicle Sales, Production Introduced
• Michigan income tax rollback: Done deal or bad idea?
• Coalition pushes for casino in Lansing
• Community comes together to comfort as Holt High vigil remembers three teens
• MSU men's basketball: Badger buzzsaw throttles Spartans
• MSU women's basketball: Thomas' senior spark helps Spartans to 20 win mark
• MSU women's basketball: Spartans cruise past Purdue
• Badgers blister sputtering Spartans, 82-56
• List of restaurants in and around Lansing to celebrate Valentines Day
• Two of NFL's beloved, blue-collar franchises to meet on Super stage
• Eaton Rapids Greyhounds lose in OT
• MSU men's basketball: Izzo says poor defense to blame
• Lansing native on quest to walk city's streets - all 410 miles of them
• Michigan teachers union puts pay raises on hold, cuts staff
• Potterville event offers cool cure for cabin fever
• Miller: U.S. & Canada Cross-Border Security, Economic Collaboration Vital to Our Way of Life
• Miller: Enbridge to Begin Work on Line 6B Pipeline Under St. Clair River
• Miller Statement on Bruce Power's Shipping Plan Moving Forward for PHMSA Review
• Rove to speak this month in Livingston County
• Lansing police arrest suspect in store robbery
• Lansing connection to the Super Bowl just for laughs
• Miller Statement Marking the 100th Anniversary of President Reagan's Birth
• MSU men's basketball: Everyone to blame for struggling Spartans
• Will Grand Ledge be next Gotham City?
• No charges in Lansing home invasion shooting
• Election win brings more PAC donors for Walberg
• Battle looms over future of Michigan tax credit for workers
• What can you say in five minutes? Don’t miss Ignite Lansing 4.0 - fast-paced, fun, thought-provoking, high-energy talks! LCC-TV The Link will be streaming the event LIVE on Feb 11 at 6pm.
• President to visit Marquette on Thursday to promote wireless technology
• Prosecutor: Lansing man justified in killing intruder who entered apartment
• Lansing lifts 48-hour street parking ban, says snow cleared
• Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Sign-Up Period to Compensate Asparagus Producers
• In failing to back our ally the Mubarak government, the Obama administration has created chaos.
• In an effort to communicate more effectively with current students, LCC is looking for feedback on how you found out about the college closure this week. Please take our short 2 question survey here: - did you know that you can sign up to receive text
• Snow day means great sledding for mid-Michigan, video & photos
• MSU women's basketball: Keane lifts Spartans by Wisconsin
• Award-winning Gardner Middle School leader Norm Gear prefers to be 'wherever kids are'
• Miller: Bolstering Homeland Security – Eliminating Vulnerabilities on Our Borders
• Free things to do in Lansing Michigan February 4th 5th and 6th
• Works every time...
• Michigan Department of Agriculture Announces Specialty Crop Grant Opportunity
• Reminder: Tomorrow is Hip Hop Poetry from 12-1:30 pm in the Herrmann Conference Center. It is a showcase of black writers & Hip Hop artists, focusing on the black experience. Come check it out!
• CATA center in Lansing reopens after bomb threat
• My interview with Mr. Liddy this afternoon...
• Holt teen dies; third victim from Meridian Twp. crash
• LCC students are invited to attend an outstanding event this afternoon in Dart Auditorium celebrating the statewide effort in developing talent to drive Michigan's economic future.
• MSU football: Spartans go far and wide for talent
• Likely Friday before all streets cleared in Lansing
• Lansing-area school districts cancel classes for Thursday
• Stabenow Amendment to Cut Red Tape for Businesses Passes with 81 Votes
• Mid-Michigan Snow Stories
• Speaking with John Batchelor about Egypt...
• MSU Signing Day: Player profiles (w/video)
• Lansing Community College will be open Thursday, February 3, and all classes and events will run as scheduled.
• More Than $1.6 Million in Grants Announced for 20 Fire Departments Across Michigan
• Aftermath of the blizzard of 2011 in Jackson Michigan
• Dansville village trustee killed in crash during snowstorm
• 22-year-old Lansing woman stabbed to death
• Blizzard warning canceled; 1 to 3 inches of snow expected today
• Sledding destinations in mid-Michigan
• Miller Statement on Challenges Northern Border Security Faces
• MSU football: Roushar takes over as offensive coordinator
• has canceled classes tomorrow (Wednesday Feb. 2nd). Stay safe and enjoy the time off!
• Amendment Introduced to Cut Red Tape for Small Businesses
• Lansing Community College – including main campus, west campus, and all extension centers – is closed, and classes and events are cancelled, for Wednesday, February 2. This evening’s classes and events will run as scheduled.
• Miller: Secure America's Energy Independence Now
• LCC is open this evening for classes and events. We will continue to monitor weather conditions as the storm progresses, and will make a final determination regarding LCC’s Wednesday classes by 4 a.m. Wednesday. Please check www.lcc.edu and local
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Lansing-area schools, government and event cancellations
• Blizzard warning issued for Lansing area
• Lansing declares snow emergency; MSU cancels classes
• Flight cancellations affect Lansing airport
• Please note: The Fit Body-Fit Mind seminar that was scheduled for tomorrow (2/2) has been moved to Wednesday, Feb. 9th . It will still be from 2:15-3:15 in the Gannon Bldg room 330.
• In case you haven't heard (haha) a major snowstorm is projected to hit mid-Michigan tonight and tomorrow. At this point and time LCC has NOT issued any class or campus cancellations. The college will continually moniter the weather situation over
• Report: State workers average twice as much pay as public sector in Michigan
• Lansing Michigan prepare for blizzard of 2011
• Miller: Judge Vinson's Decision a Victory for Our Constitution
• Earlier tonight on CNN...
• I'll be on CNN with John King tonight 7:30pm EST to discuss Egypt.
• On WOR-New York with Steve Malzberg discussing Egypt...
• Word of the Day: Urbane (adj.). Notably polite or polished in manner.
• Snyder: Michigan public employees make twice as much as those in private sector
• Senator Stabenow Praises President Obama’s Announcement of Startup America Initiative
• There are a couple new submissions posted to our 'LCC Pride Contest' album. This is the last week to vote! Don't forget to 'Like' your favorite!
• Teens in fatal crash have Holt High School ties
• Major storm headed for Lansing
• Game on! Recharge in the Lansing Community College Library's new gaming room! Did you know there is a connection between short and long term memory development and playing video games? Well, you do now! If you're due for a work or study break
• Crash in Meridian Township kills two area teens, sends three to hospital
• MSU basketball: Spartans defeat Indiana, 84-83, in overtime
• NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE: Obamacare: A Pivot Point
• Two teens dead in Meridian Township accident
• Interactive: Michigan's top 22 college football prospects
• Here's how to make a good impression
• February shows coming to the Potter Center in Jackson Michigan
• Michigan Historical Marker St. Paul's Episcopal Church
• Earlier today on Fox...
• Things to do in Lansing Michigan January 30th and 31st
• New judge fights bid by Michigan attorney general to unseat him
• Michigan's road budget just a quick fix, some say
• Okemos woman named Howell's Citizen of the Year
• Snyder: Michigan's tax breaks in need of closer look
• Though many will be tempted to superficially interpret the Egyptian demonstrations as an uprising for populist democracy, they must recall how such similar initial views of the 1979 Iranian Revolution were belied by the mullahs' radical jackbooted
• Jase Bolger to cut welfare...maybe...maybe not?
• Enjoyed speaking the other day with my friend Inga Barks of KMJ Fresno...
• Come show your support for the men and women basketball teams tomorrow verses Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek. Women play at 1:00 pm and men play at 3:00 pm. GO STARS!!
• Video: A Beatles collection to remember
• Missing mom, 2nd woman found buried in southwest Michigan (w/video)
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Nicole Sclafani gives you the lowdown on what's happening around town. Check it out!
• Men's Basketball: MSU 57, Michigan 61
• Fire destroys hay barn at Massman Stables in Alaiedon Twp.
• Michigan’s former governors back new border bridge
• Poll shows Michiganders split on item pricing law
• Miller Statement on New DHS Color-Coded Alert System
• Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow Welcomes Colleagues to Senate Agriculture Committee
• All right students time for a Fast Fact to take a study break... Did you know: The Major League Baseball teams use about 850,000 balls per season.
• Item pricing changes worth considering
• I had a great discussion with John Batchelor and Rep. Devin Nunes immediately following the President's SOTU address...
• Fire crews battling fire at Massman Stables near Mason
• Check out LCC-TV The Link's Dan Hartley interviewing a designer from globally- recognized That Game Company™.
• Reminder: Friday 1/28 is the last day for 50% refund, tuition and facility fee only, full semester courses only. If you have questions, visit
• Are you a college student in the Greater Lansing area? Do you have an idea that can make a difference? If so, check out the Next Bright Idea competition for a chance to win $1,000! Details can be found at nextbrightidea.com. Deadline to submit your i
• Dingell Advocates to Preserve Presidential Public Financing System Established After Watergate Scandal
• Lansing courthouse evacuated due to bomb threat
• Michigan commission OKs benefits for domestic partners
• Lansing mayor's blue ribbon panel to seek shared services
• 55th District Court to be closed for 2 days
• 2 St. Johns teens charged in robbery
• Miller: Transfer Land No Longer Needed for BWB Plaza Expansion Back to Port Huron
• Miller: Obama Administration Must Remove Limitations and Start Allowing America to Produce More Energy Domestically, Help Lower Gas Prices
• Kildee: Third Shift at Flint Truck Is Fantastic News
• Kildee Statement on State of the Union
• As President Calls for Fiscal Responsibility and Cuts, Kildee Returns Nearly $50,000 to Taxpayers
• Judge clears ex-House Speaker Craig DeRoche of weapons charge
• Update: MSU's dismissed player Lucious unsure what he will do
• Sputnik was NOT merely a technological shock; it was an evil, communist regime's direct strategic threat against America & her allies.
• Miller Statement on 2011 State of the Union Address
• Camp Opening Statement: Hearing on the Democrats’ Health Care Law’s Impact on Jobs and the Economy
• Dingell: Statement on the State of the Union Address
• MSU men's basketball: Lucious removed from team for rest of season
• High school girls basketball: Lakewood upsets No. 4 DeWitt
• BWL gets approval to hike rates
• My reaction to the President's address tonight...
• Senator Stabenow’s Reaction to President Obama’s State of the Union Address
• Police look for suspect in Lansing bank robbery
• Camp Reaction to State of the Union
• Miller Votes to Reduce Federal Spending Levels
• BWL board approves rates increases for 2011-13
• Reminder the Scholarship deadline is Friday!! www.lcc.edu/scholarships/
• Dingell Calls Out GOP for Vague Reckless ‘Budget-Less’ Resolution
• Senator Stabenow to Sit Next to Republican Agriculture Committee Colleague for State of the Union Address
• MSU hockey coach Rick Comley to retire
• Legislation to Repeal Burdensome Regulation on Michigan Businesses is Introduced
• Quick Q&A for "Heard on the Hill"
• PNC Bank robbed this morning, Lansing police search for suspect
• 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• If you need a little extra help in your classes, remember that LCC offers plenty of tutoring opportunities. In additon to the help you can get through Tutoring Services (lcc.edu/tutorial, ph: 483-1206) tutoring is also available in the Chavez Center (Ga
• The SOTU seating charade cloaks members' real feuds AND real friendships (extant all 364 days of the year). No good comes of masking reality.
• What is going on in Lansing Michigan January 25th and 26th
• Bernero lauds Lansing as destination, but says finances will be tough (w/videos)
• MSU men's basketball: I'll admit it ... preseason title pick looks pretty poor
• East Lansing man, 21, arrested after police chase
• GM will add 750 jobs with 3rd shift in Flint
• Bernero is optimistic in State of the City speech
• Revenue sharing change could be a plus
• Meridian Township celebrates LED street lights in Okemos downtown
• Want help finding a job? Do you need someone to help you write your resume? How about someone to help you prepare for an interview? All of these services are FREE for LCC students. Check out Career & Employment Services. www.lcc.edu/ces/
• Figure skater Hannah Miller of Williamston wins national title
• Hang out with Nicole Sclafani and LCC-TV The Link at the Michigan Historical Museum in this week's edition of the Lansing Lowdown!
• Read the latest issue of The Lookout (LCC's award winning student newspaper) online!
• Study: Michigan's item pricing law adds $2.2B in costs
• East Lansing man arrested in Eaton County after police chase
• Word of the Day: Gloaming (n.) Twilight, dusk. "The crickets were chirping in the gloaming as the newlyweds walked home holding hands."
• Yesterday on Fox
• Schneider: Pit bull found brutalized, frozen to death in Lansing
• Think you missed out on coming to LCC for the spring semester? Think again! You can now apply for admission and register for late start courses - there are over 500 sections with spots available! Many popular classes that transfer and/or count toward a
• Things to do in Lansing Michigan January 24th
• On Fox News today 5pm EST to preview the President's State of the Union speech this Tuesday
• Competitors brave the cold for the Fifth Annual Cardboard Classic
• Health care cuts likely as Michigan struggles with budget
• Attendees in Bath treated to supper fit for a Scotsman
• Michigan Historical Marker First Baptist Church
• 'Promising leads' emerge involving dog left for dead in Lansing
• MSU hockey: Offensive outburst lifts Spartans over Miami
• MSU football: Spartans land Florida receiver
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Lansing detective says YouTube video connects suspect with homicide
• The rise in political "vitriol" the Left decries stems from the McCain-Feingold law the Left demanded.
• Possible Michigan cuts to revenue sharing raise fears
• When facing communist China, a detente Republican's 1st concern is money; a Reagan Republican's 1st concern is liberty.
• Reminder: Get your sleds ready! The 5th annual Cardboard Classic is tomorrow @ Gier Park complete with prizes and awards!
• Abused pit bull improves; Lansing rescuer gets job offer
• Senator Stabenow Congratulates Jeff Immelt
• Senator Stabenow Makes Small Businesses Aware of New Tax Cuts
• Lansing police arrest man found with assault rifle, ballistic vest
• "Conservatives": In ALL quarters Reagan was reviled before he was revered for having the moral courage to call the USSR "evil." PRC, anyone?
• FYI - there have been some academic divisional changes and department office relocations over the past couple of weeks. Check out this flier for all the details:
• Free things to do in Lansing Michigan January 22nd and 23rd
• Miller Praises Replace Health Care Law Vote
• Lansing murder suspect allegedly bragged about shooting on YouTube (w/video)
• Once more, conservatives: America is not an economy, a bureaucracy, or a military. America is a country - one of human beings of flesh and blood, hearts and souls, dreams and hopes. We were entrusted to serve her as such; thus we must, lest we fail in ou
• Senator Stabenow Calls on House to Pass 1099 Repeal
• Hu on the Hill: Will Congressional PRC apologists convince Hu that he and the regime "aren't really communist"?
• Make a deaf child’s day by donating your gently used backpack! The Sign Language/Interpreter Program is sponsoring a BACKPACK drive, January 14th through April 15th, to help deaf children in third world countries meet their basic school needs. Back
• Schneider: Official optimistic about recovery for dog found abandoned in Lansing (w/video)
• Dingell Statement on the 50th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural Address
• China's communist regime falsely defines "human rights" as (illusory) state granted prosperity & security, not as God given liberty.
• Want better grades? (Who doesn’t?!) Learn how to score higher on tests, how to improve your attention in class and increase your GPA! The Physical Fitness & Wellness Department at LCC is inviting students to learn how to engage their mind and t
• Thank you to all our fans! You can also find us on Twitter: / Flickr: and YouTube:
• Yeah, Khrushchev said he’d bury us: Communist China: USA #1 no more
• Miller Statement on Repeal of ObamaCare
• Kildee Votes Against Repealing Historic Health Care Reform
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU women vs. Indiana
• GOP Gov. Snyder delivers 1st State of State speech
• Dingell Calls out GOP for reckless political stunt to repeal patients’ health care rights
• Full of energy, raucous show stops at Wharton
• Peek inside some stellar mid-Michigan living spaces
• California metal band brings much-anticipated tour to Detroit
• Ken Blackwell in Am Spec on the PRC vs. Liberty
• Yoga classes on LCC campus!!! Saturdays 5:00 – 6:00 pm. GB (Gannon Building) Room 252. FREE!!!
• Camp Floor Statement: Health Care Repeal Vote
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU women vs. Indiana
• Tonight LCC hoops vs. Lake Michigan College in the Gannon Gym. Women @ 5:30, men at 7:30. Go Stars!!
• Joined with Rep. Michaud (D-ME) and 82 other Members of Congress today in letter requesting President Obama get tough with China
• Attention Students - Beginning January 25th LCC will charge for parking in the evening in all student lots (Gannon Ramp, Lot U, and Lot F). Charges will be in effect from 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Monday - Thursday. For more information visit www.lcc.edu/parking/
• Discharge from Air Force, arrests preceded Clinton County tragedy
• Upton Applauds Repeal Vote - Vows to Use Every Means Available to Develop a Better Path Forward
• Upton: Repeal is the first step toward a better beginning
• MEA leaders meet with Gov. Snyder, outline priorities
• Lansing police say man was shot in buttocks
• Auto show reflects industry optimism
• Good news for Michigan & all American workers & manufacturers
• Relay For Life of Holt Kickoff Party
• MSU Community Music School welcomes public to open house Jan. 23
• Get involved! Want to join a student club? Check out what LCC has. Start your own club, it only takes three students and an advisor! Joining a club is a great way for you to meet people that have the same interest as you! lcc.edu/studentlife/clubs_an
• Lansing pedestrian shot in buttocks
• Looking to save some money on books? Did you know that the LCC library and the ARC have some textbooks available for student use? Check out or call 517.483.1626 (library) or 517-483-1555 (the ARC) to see which ones and learn about policies for use.
• Republicans are going to keep the word we gave to the people who entrusted us in Nov, and it’s going to start with repealing health care. There are a lot of people on the left saying this is a stunt; and my response is simple – it’s not
• Check out the promo for LCC-TV The Link's new show - Democracy Now!
• Welcome back students! We hope you take the opportunity to enjoy one of the many events our Performing Arts Department puts on this semester, starting with "All the Lives of Me". This is a one-man variety show, music and comedy, created and p
• Michigan lawmakers lead debate on health care repeal
• Michigan State FRIB project lures top minds, creates jobs
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans still have a shot
• Giddings served well for four decades
• Upton, Walden, Terry Express Concern with FCC's Tactics in Approving Comcast-NBC Universal Transaction
• I'll be on The Rick Amato Show tonight 10:15 EST/7:15 PST -- Listen/watch live online...
• Bernero to announce Lansing police chief Tuesday
• Snow, sleet expected tonight in Lansing area
• Luncheon marks MLK holiday
• Draymond Green earns award as MSU looks to Illinois
• Luncheon marks MLK holiday
• Schneider: Maintenance worker finds more than $2,000, seeks owner
• Mid-Michigan man charged in assault with shoes
• Lansing church cancels services because of gas scare
• Dingell Statement in Observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Day
• Sidewalk and bike trail benefit region
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans defeat Northwestern in OT
• Police: Bingham Township son kills mother, himself
• Guess what? You get an extra day this weekend, the college is closed on Monday, January 17 for MLK day!
• Miller: Celebrate Dr. King's Message
• Francisco: Government stalls on marijuana ordinances
• Study may push feds on Great Lakes
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Reminder the college is closed on Monday!!
• Dingell, McCarthy, and Capps Call on GAO to Audit NICS
• Holt man headed to Pentagon to discuss TSA policies
• Word of the Week: Lacuna 1. a gap, blank space, or missing part 2. a small cavity, pit, or discontinuity in an anatomical structure (such as a bone).
• GM completes stock contribution to pension plans
• Holt's alternative education supporters confront school board
• East Lansing skier, 10, qualifies for national race
• Michigan budget director doubles his salary in taking job with state
• Lansing-area death notices
• OVER 26 MILLION DOLLARS! Can you guess what that is? That is the amount of money that LCC is refunding to students. We are so happy that you are excited about taking classes. If you have a Higher One account, your funds will be available by the close
• While technological advances have increased & "intensified" Free Speech, the government must not infringe Free Speech.
• If you are an LCC student do yourself a favor and become a fan of the LCC Library Facebook page - they are always sharing great tips and information about the resources they provide to help you acheive student success!
• Lansing police investigate medical marijuana dispensary robbery
• Miller: Decisive Steps Needed to Stop WikiLeaks
• Kildee Helps Secure $3.1 Million for Saginaw to Eliminate Lead Paint Hazards
• Ingham County road patrol cuts bring long waits for assistance
• Will new high court bring new reversals?
• Ex-Okemos teacher guilty of sexual misconduct
• When challenged, a weak government infringes freedom; a wise government expands freedom.
• Lansing launches go-green loan program
• Michigan 7th in nation for 2010 foreclosures
• BWL: 4,000-gallon fuel oil spill in Delta Township caused by 'human error'
• Intern with the Capitol City Film Festival! Currently accepting applications for (unpaid) internship positions: Development and Events Management Intern and Marketing and Film Publicity Intern. Visit www.facebook.com/capcityfilmfest for details!
• LCC Radio and the Gier Community Center present the 5th Annual Cardboard Classic Saturday, January 22 at 1 p.m. Gather your family and friends, build your sled (cardboard, glue and tape only!) and join us for an afternoon of wintery family fun. More in
• Despite government officials' recent efforts, liberty must not be another casualty of the Tucson tragedy.
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Board of Directors Elects New Members and 2011 Officers
• Lansing school board to fill vacancy Friday
• Officials to seek charges against boy with gun at Dansville school
• Dingell Speaks to Colleagues on Arizona Tragic Shooting: “My heart breaks at the current political discord in our great country.”
• Full slate of prep wrestling action tonight
• Ionia cross country coach earns national honors
• Central offers three-year extension to AD Heeke
• Projects of passion: Technology fueled by innovative minds
• Scholarships are available in healthcare related classes. Any individual who is currently collecting unemployment benefits or has recently exhausted unemployment benefits may be eligible. Email gilroyt@lcc.edu for an eligibility form and more informati
• Today speaking with Dennis Miller:
• MSU College of Music pays tribute to MLK, Jr.
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU Women's Basketball vs. Iowa
• PRC wants Yuan a Global Currency
• J. Nordlinger on the farewell event for Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, one of the great leaders for liberty:
• That champion of freedom Jay Nordlinger muses on - me?
• Reminder - If you registered for spring courses between January 6 and today, January 12, your payment due date is tomorrow, January 13. For payment info and options visit lcc.edu/studentfinance/payment_options.aspx.
• On the radio this afternoon with Dennis Miller 12:05pm EST -- Listen online...
• Speaking with Frank Beckmann yestersay on Detroit's WJR
• Upton Announces Additional Staff Changes at Energy and Commerce
• Standing United in the Aftermath of a National Tragedy
• Lansing Twp. police release names of U.S. 127 car crash victims
• Gas line puncture forces evacuations in Lansing
• Ex-state Sen. Alan Cropsey joins staff of Attorney General
• Snyder changes name of Agriculture Dept.
• MSU basketball: Spartans roar back to stun Wisconsin in OT, 64-61
• Brady Hoke named U-M football coach
• Last night with John Batchelor
• Legislature should put e-mail under FOIA
• has kicked off another exciting semester. Welcome back students!
• Are you interested in designing sustainable solutions to current problems? If so, sign up for AEET 175 or ARCH 175 – Sustainable Building Design. Students will be working on 2 projects this semester: •Redesign of a federal office building in
• Lansing area could get 4 inches of snow
• Dingell Commends Domestic Automakers for Advances on Display at Detroit Auto Show
• Speaking with Frank Beckmann on WJR this morning – 9:15am EST – Listen 760 AM or online:
• Miller Praises Appointment of Judge Brian Zahra to the Michigan Supreme Court
• Prosecutor weighs charges in Lansing death
• Man caught with Sparrow vehicle, police say
• Lansing Civic Players name artistic director
• Upton Comments on National Oil Spill Commission Report
• On the radio tonight with John Batchelor -- 9:45pm EST Live on WABC Or, tune-in later on Detroit's WJR for the re-broadcast from 11-1am
• Greater Lansing embraces cultural change
• The other day on Red Eye...
• Truscott, Rossman PR firms merge
• Man found dead in Baker Street residence in Lansing
• Reminder - the college will be closed on Monday, January 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Get your photo and description emailed to us for the LCC Pride Contest! Here's our most recent entry - From Mychael Horak
• Tutoring Services is accepting requests for spring semester tutoring NOW! Don't wait as appointments fill up fast. 517-483-1206, stop by 103 A&S, or www.lcc.edu/tutorial. Trivia - about how many students use tutoring each semester @LCC? Enter yo
• Ford announces welcome news for manufacturing workers and their families:
• Police identify 28-year-old Lansing man killed over the weekend
• Southbound lanes of US-127 closed between Lake Lansing Road and Saginaw Street
• @LCC, we are thinking of the victims of the Arizona shooting and their families, and join the country in a minute of silence.
• Police: Man captured at Canadian border after driving off in Sparrow security vehicle
• Lansing-area gas up a nickel
• Volt wins Car of the Year honors
• The good news about spring semester is that by the time it ends the snow will be melted and temps will (hopefully) be rising! Welcome back LCC students - we look forward to seeing you starting January 15th!
• State must keep merit curriculum strong
• Miller Statement on the Shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
• In Arizona, let us pray God grants the victims and their families solace and strength. As is sublime of the imperfect human spirit, in the face of death let us celebrate life through merciful acts of comfort and remembrance.
• The best job strategies involve education
• Dingell Statement on Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
• Penn State shocks MSU, 66-62
• GM rides momentum into the new year
• Optimism fuels bigger, brighter auto show
• Miller: Repeal of Job-Killing Health Care Law Starts Now
• Kildee Statement on Unemployment Rate Dropping to 9.4%, Lowest Level in 19 Months
• Losey: Don't let homework damage prep athletes' grades
• County's tobacco law brings success
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Weekend Riff: Russian National Ballet Theatre
• Ford Focus Electric hatchback unveiled at CES
• Did you know: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both grew hemp. Ben Franklin owned a mill that made hemp paper. The US Declaration of Independence was written on hemp paper.
• Traverse City murder-suicide linked to infidelity
• Reminder: the registration deadline for spring semester is January 12 (W)...for a full list of deadlines and details, visit www.lcc.edu/schedule/dates/
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to 9.4%, hiring up
• Nicole Sclafani shows you how to beat the winter blues in this week's edition of the Lansing Lowdown.
• Spring courses begin January 15 and we want to know - which class are you most looking forward to taking this semester?
• Pet rescue founder recalls fire that killed 23 pets (w/photo gallery)
• Medical examiner: MSU student's death accidental
• Legislators disagree on how to cut Michigan budget
• I'll be on "The Stage Right Show" with Larry O’Connor, tonight 12am EST, Listen live online...
• Miller: Honoring the U.S. Constitution in the 112th Congress
• U.S. scraps plans for EFV, costs Michigan 750 jobs
• On the radio tonight 9pm EST with my friend John Batchelor -- Listen live
• Increase awareness of safe delivery law
• Lansing man arraigned after Internet sting
• The Student Services areas will be open this Saturday 1/8 & 1/15 from 10-2. This includes Welcome Center, Enrollment Services, Advising, Support Services Assessment Center & Parking and ID. Come see us!!
• This morning on WJR
• Neighbor credited with foiling burglary of Lansing home
• A new show for the New Year! International, independent, daily news hour featuring in-depth information, historical perspectives, and substantive public debate on the most pressing issues of the day. Democracy Now! Weekdays 8am & 4pm on LCC TV Onli
• Word of the week: Chatoyant: 1. Having changeable lustre; twinkling. 2. (Of a gem) displaying a band of light reflected off inclusions of other minerals. "Chatoyant is that kind of white which the eye of a cat assumes in the dark: t
• Camp: Report on Health Care Law is Clear – the Time for Repeal is Now
• On WJR this morning 9:15/9:20am EST with Frank Beckmann -- listen live
• MSU unveils Zipcar
• Launch of ALS Volunteer Connection Program
• Upton to testify before the House Rules Committee this morning in support of the Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act (H.R. 2)
• Upton Urges Repeal of Job-Killing Health Care Law
• Upton Highlights New Report Detailing Job-Killing Aspects of ObamaCare
• Dingell Calls Out Republicans for Breaking their Pledge
• Lansing police officer charged with passing bad checks
• Morningstar names Ford's Alan Mulally the CEO of Year
• Bar Spotlight: Get comfy at Oade's Bar
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• It's time for Snyder to start sharing details
• Reminder: The last day to apply for Spring 2011 semester is January 7th!
• Rosemary Street cleanup completed after Adams Plating fire
• Ingham County teens have much harder time buying smokes
• Dingell Highlights Accomplishments
• Camp Selected as Ways and Means Chairman
• Need an advanced English credit? Interested in special topics in English? Register now for ENGL 270 Literature by Women, ENGL 212 World Lit 2, ENGL 208 Children's Lit, or ENGL 260 African American Lit for spring semester. More info (including descri
• Last night on Charlie Rose
• Reminder - If you registered for spring courses between December 23 and today, January 5, your payment due date is tomorrow, January 6. For payment info and options visit lcc.edu/studentfinance/payment_options.aspx.
• Accident shuts down Saginaw Street in Lansing
• Numbers drawn for huge Mega Millions jackpot
• On the Charlie Rose Show tonight 11pm PBS to discuss the 112th Congress
• Miller: President Obama Must Abandon His Plan to Bring Guantanamo Terrorist Prisoners into Our Nation
• U-M decides to fire football coach Rich Rodriguez
• Dingell’s Historic Food Safety Legislation Becomes Law
• Lansing area's jobless rate drops in November
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Inspiration may conjure more than art
• Grand Ledge teacher charged in molestation case
• Last night on the John Batchelor Show -- premiere on WJR 760 AM Detroit
• East Lansing outstanding warrant sweeps net 237 people
• Miller: New Congress Begins with a Promise to Better Serve the American People
• Upton Joins Effort to Repeal Job-Killing Health Law
• Lansing home red-tagged after explosion
• 2 Lansing men charged in Burger King robbery
• Man, 24, arrested in East Lansing home invasion
• New teen driving rules are welcome
• Spartans hold on to beat Wildcats, 65-62
• Ingham judge refuses to dismiss charges in medical marijuana case
• AP: Source says Corrigan to leave state Supreme Court
• Group needs more time for REO Eats restaurant project in Lansing
• Dingell Statement on Kate Ebli
• Women’s Resource Center/Returning Adult Program invites you to join us for a free workshop: BACK TO SCHOOL: A NEW YOU Friday, 1/7/11, 9am-5pm (with a one hour lunch break) Technology & Learning Center Room 127. RSVP @ 517-483-1199 or wmnrsrc@lc
• There is a new contest entry posted to our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album. Check it out! There is still time to enter! The photo with the most 'likes' on Feb 6th at 11:59pm will win a $550 Amazon Gift Card!
• House Set to Elect Camp as Chairman of Ways and Means on Wednesday
• Grand Ledge fire displaces family
• ICYMI: George F. Will - Dave Camp's Plan: Taxes Made Simple
• Gas jumps 11 cents in Lansing area
• MegaMillions jackpot boosted to $330M
• Snyder: Two-year budget will be in place by July
• Overall, data finds smoking ban positive
• Lansing man found dead at Fenner Nature Center
• UPDATE: Search resumes for bodies in Lake Lansing
• Sparrow welcomes two New Year’s Day babies
• Search to resume Sunday for 2 people who reportedly fell through Lake Lansing ice
• Listen to Snyder's inauguration speech
• Snyder calls for "era of innovation and reinvention" in Michigan (w/video)
• Live Tweeting: Inauguration of Michigan governor Rick Snyder
• Michigan 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• MSU football: Spartans face Crimson challenge
• Police search for suspect in armed robbery of Delhi Twp. Burger King
• Here are headlines to hope for in 2011
• Kalamazoo club to be stripped of totally nude dancing
• MSU assistant coach Treadwell takes job at Miami
• hopes you have a great 2011! Any New Year's Resolutions?
• MSU football: Alabama won't have leader on defense
• Miller: DHS Grants Awarded to Washington Township & Delaware Township Fire Departments
• Miller: President Obama Made the Wrong Choice in Appointing James Cole as Deputy U.S. Attorney General
• Miller: Sanilac Drug Bust Shows that Border Security Efforts Are Working; More Needs to be Done
• Resolution for politicians: Put state first
• Alabama, MSU quarterbacks mirror each other
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Lansing police officer charged in gas station drive-off
• Earthquake felt in Indiana, southern Michigan
• MSU hockey: Defensive miscues cost MSU, 5-4
• Sizing up former Spartan, Alabama head coach Saban
• Wood burner installation blamed for Delhi Twp. fire
• Some Michigan bars may allow smoking New Year's Eve in protest
• Saban: MSU 'as much like home as any place we've ever been'
• $15M will bring Lansing plenty of pain
• A toast to 2010
• Furniture store explodes west of Detroit, victims trapped (w/video)
• Full list: U.S. reps and their auto leases
• U.S. House members will keep a few perks, including cars
• Lawsuit likely in Granholm's clemency reversal
• Michigan's deficit may top $1.8 billion
• L&L's generosity remains proud legacy
• Cousins healthy again as MSU preps for Alabama
• Gov.-elect Snyder may set new fashion trend
• Vevay Township fire caused as much as $500,000 in damage
• Michigan man convicted in teen's 1983 slaying will be released
• GM shares up as analysts offer bright outlook
• Michigan man burned baby's feet, cops say
• Adams Plating owner in serious condition in U-M burn unit
• Suspects sought in Lansing robberies, attempted robbery
• Wendy's in south Lansing robbed
• Four fire departments respond to lumber mill fire near Mason
• Grinch sought: Police seek Bronner's Christmas store vandals (w/ photo gallery)
• Street remains closed; cyanide may have been involved
• Lansing police searching for suspect in Sunday armed robbery
• Woman sought in connection with attempted robbery of Lansing marijuana dispensary
• One injured in Lansing Twp. industrial fire; area evacuated
• Arizona man charged in Lansing home invasion
• Police ID Lansing teen killed in accidental shooting
• Man police say barricaded himself in Lansing home arrested
• Lansing police have not released ID of shooting victim, 15
• Man in custody after standoff with police
• wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas.
• A holiday to celebrate kindness and joy
• Two Lansing teens among victims of three shootings in 24-hour period
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Granholm reverses decision to release convicted killer
• Miller: New Rules Formed for the 112th Congress
• Prep swimming and diving: Lansing State Journal's all-decade boys team
• Carbon monoxide leak leads to YMCA evacuation
• Lansing police: 15-year-old dead after accidental shooting
• Spartan fans should follow Izzo's lead
• Lansing-area homes show off their lights
• 2001-2010: A decade in photos
• 2010: Mid-Michigan business year in review
• 2010: Mid-Michigan's top news stories of the year
• 2001-2010: A decade in photos
• LCC would like to wish all of our students, alumni, staff, faculty and community members a wonderful holiday and best wishes for a safe and happy new year. We look forward to seeing many of you back here in January!
• L&L chain has deep roots in area
• Lansing school board candidates must apply by Jan. 7
• No injuries reported in Vevay Township garage fire
• City's snow ordinance is doing its job
• Longhorns handle Spartans at Breslin, 67-55
• Lansing school board taking applications for vacant board seat
• Grades have been posted! Log in to Banner to check your grades for all your courses.
• We've received a contest submission from Andrea Smith. See it below! Vote for your favorite contest entry by clicking 'like' under the photo's description in our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album!
• Grandmother of East Lansing girl relieved child is safe
• Snyder aiming to pass two-year state budget by July 1
• Reminder - All LCC campuses will be closed Friday, December 24 - Sunday, January 2.
• Granholm Encourages Citizens to be Aware of Dangers of Improperly Installed Propane Gas Systems
• Governor Granholm Announces Judicial Appointments
• Fallout Continues from FCC Power Grab
• Lansing school board tackles tough challenge well
• Peter Cousins: U.S. schools need healthier lunch options
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Dingell Leads Historic Food Safety Legislation To Final Passage
• Dingell Issues Remarks Supporting “The America COMPETES Reauthorization Act of 2010”
• Toy Village marks 50 years
• Dingell Statement on 2010 Census Figures
• New LCC Pride Contest entry submitted by Khaliku Kaba. Check it out!
• Reminder regarding the LCC Pride Contest - To vote, click on the "Photos" tab at the top of this page, then click on the "LCC Pride Contest" photo album. In there, you will find all the entries to the contest. Choose the person who&#
• Camp Statement on Census
• Lansing police search for suspects in two armed robberies
• Amber Alert: East Lansing girl, 3
• Lansing police probe robbery, burglary
• THE HILL: Republicans say net neutrality 'cannot be allowed to stand,' promise fight in 112th
• BROADCASTING & CABLE: Incoming Republican Leaders Vow to Block Net Neutrality Vote
• Upton, Walden, Terry Pledge Immediate Action Against FCC Regulation of Internet
• Grand River Avenue in East Lansing impacted by water main break
• Hugh Clarke Jr. named District judge
• Granholm's legacy: Optimism amid crisis
• Miller to Serve as Chair of Homeland Security Border & Maritime Security Subcommittee
• Scientists urge veto of Mich. moose hunting bill
• City of Lansing faces $15 million deficit
• Lansing-area weather: Snow overnight, freezing rain Tuesday
• One of five remaining L&L Food Centers stores to close Thursday
• Faith has submitted her entry to our LCC Pride Contest! Visit our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and 'like' a photo to cast your vote!
• LCC Radio and the Gier Community Center present the fifth annual Cardboard Classic on Saturday, January 22 at 1 p.m. Gather your family and friends, build your sled (cardboard, glue and tape only!) and join us for an afternoon of wintery family fun. For
• New Submission! Check out Kylee's contest entry and don't forget to vote for your favorite in our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album! (click 'like' under the entry with the most LCC pride)
• Dingell Statement On Senate Passing Food Safety Legislation
• Have you cast your vote yet for our LCC Pride photo contest? Attached below is Lovalerie King's entry. Visit our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and vote for the contestant that you think has the most LCC Pride! To vote, simply click '
• State of Michigan websites back up after conversion
• Keep transparency top of mind at MEDC
• Lansing Township project breaks new ground
• Police seek suspect in south Lansing shooting
• Grandson helps man escape Delhi Twp. fire
• MSU routs Prairie View without Izzo, 90-51
• Armed robber strikes Meridian Twp. pizzeria
• Zombie Duck? 20th Amendment aimed to make Lame Duck a dead duck:
• Police seek man missing from adult care facility
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• To the Point: It's giving season, here's a chance to help
• On ESPN Radio NOW // Listen Live
• MSU's Izzo suspended for 1 game for NCAA violation
• Are you new to online classes? Check out our Introduction to ANGEL for Students
• Dingell, Waxman, Pallone, & Stupak Introduce Drug Safety Legislation
• Great article about the courageous Conservative (& my colleague) Rep. Mike Pence, by RedState's Erick Erickson
• There's plenty of time to enter our LCC Pride photo contest. Here's a submission from Sara Stephenson! You can vote for Sara and others by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and clicking 'like' under your favorite
• WATCH LIVE HERE: Camp to Attend White House Bill-Signing Ceremony of Tax Negotiation Agreement (streaming at 3:50 p.m.)
• Kildee Votes for Unemployment Extension, Tax Relief for Middle Class Families
• MSU coaches impressed with Alabama
• Lansing-area death notices
• has a new alumni facebook page! Check it out. You can click "Like" but you know you love it. Great Lakes Christian College Alumni
• Good insight from Krauthammer...
• Three Michigan cities to get electric car charging stations
• Bill extending tax cuts, unemployment benefits heads to Obama
• Miller: Measure to Protect Americans & Small Businesses Passes
• At Kildee's Urging, House Votes to Stop Scheduled Cuts to Health Benefits for Delphi Retirees
• On Eve of Unprecedented Power Grab, Upton, Walden, Terry Urge FCC Chairman to Lift Veil of Secrecy on Net Neutrality
• Camp: Vote to Prevent Tax Increase Right Decision
• Camp Floor Statement on the “Tax Hike Prevention” Agreement
• See why Haylee Jane Price has LCC Pride! Visit our 'Pride Contest' photo album and vote for your favorite entry. To vote, just click 'like' under that photo's description.
• Dingell Issues Statement on H.R. 4853
• Check out this contest entry submitted by Sarah Keaton! Visit our Pride Contest photo album and vote for the contestant that you think has the most LCC Pride! To vote, simply click 'like' under the photo's description.
• Looking forward to relief on U.S. 127
• Levin, Stabenow, Dingell Hail U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s
• You are invited to the Fall Art, Design and Multimedia Program’s Portfolio Open House on Friday, 12/17 from 4-7 PM in 112 & 114 Gannon. 18 talented students will show their graduation portfolios in multimedia, graphic design, sequential art and
• Opposed to "compromised" tax bill being voted on in the House today
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• L&L Food Centers lands in receivership
• Miller Statement on Additional Charges of Terrorism Brought Against Christmas Day Attempted Bomber
• Lansing-area death notices
• Gunman situation forces two Lansing school lockdowns
• Camp Talks to NPR About Plans for Spending Cuts, Tax Overhaul
• Miller: President Obama Must Oppose Wasteful Spending Bill
• I-96 ramp onto I-496 to close on Saturday
• Charlotte among areas to ban Sunday morning liquor sales
• Dingell Statement on Legislation Supporting Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
• Busy year for Lansing band Cheap Girls
• All placement testing will be taking place in A&S 150 this week!
• Tax cut compromise both helps and hurts
• Tom Izzo will be on 'Every Spin on Sports LIVE!' with Bob Every and Dave Demarco This Friday at 11am! Watch as they cover topics including Izzo's outlook for the rest of the season. See it live on Comcast 15/31 or stay tuned to LCC-TV The
• PETERS VOTES TO REPEAL DON'T ASK DON'T TELL
• East Lansing ends lockdown at two elementary buildings
• Tannenbaum Farms a holiday tradition for many
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• Reminder - if you registered for spring classes between December 9 and December 15, your payment due date is tomorrow, December 16. lcc.edu/studentfinance/payment_options.aspx
• County to pay judge's attorney's fees
• Parts shortage idles GM Lansing workers
• Granholm Signs Next Michigan Legislative Package at Detroit Metro Airport
• Governor Granholm Signs Legislation to Fund Pure Michigan Campaign
• Lansing man charged in southside bar shooting
• MIRS: Rogers Says New Congress will Work System
• Lansing police captain who wants to be chief stresses combating terrorism
• Good luck to students this week as they take finals and finish up end of the semester projects!
• Family of Detroit girl killed in police raid suing A&E network
• This morning on the radio discussing the bi-partisan tax agreement
• Achieve good health, relaxation, body awareness and more with simple, non-strenuous exercises for adults of all ages. The LCC Yoga Club offers classes on Saturdays in the Gannon Building, room 252 and the cost is FREE! Classes run from 5pm - 6pm and no
• Well we still have an iPod touch sitting in our office so it's time to announce a new winner. Congratulations to Mary Shaulis - you are the new winner of an iPod touch for registering for LCC classes between Nov. 16 and Nov. 24! You have one week
• See Janet Richardson's contest submission! Visit our Pride Contest photo album and vote for the contestant that you think has the most LCC Pride! To vote, simply click 'like' under the photo's description.
• Westbound I-96 closed due to fatal truck accident
• Police: Body of missing man found at Detroit-area golf course
• Rogers: 'Bloated' health-care legislation rightly kicked to curb
• Frigid temps grip Michigan after storm kills 8
• Granholm: Brownfield Redevelopments, Business Expansions Mean 2,997 Jobs in Michigan
• Governor Granholm Signs Small Business Investment Credit, Environmental Cleanup Legislation
• Upton Names GOP Policy Heavyweight Gary Andres as Energy and Commerce Committee Staff Director
• Upton Nominates Local Youth to United States Service Academies
• Miller Commends Today's VA Federal District Court Ruling on ObamaCare Law
• One weapon in the fight for jobs: attitude
• Big Ten unveils new logo, names for its new divisions
• Groupon to debut in Lansing market
• State OKs improvement plans for Waverly, Eastern
• BWL sets rate increase hearing
• Camp Statement on Judge’s Ruling that the Health Care Law’s Individual Mandate is Unconstitutional
• Several weather-related accidents plague Lansing area
• Statement regarding inclement weather It is not an easy decision to close LCC due to inclement weather. Many factors are taken into consideration including the severity of conditions and the level of threat in the weather forecast.
• Governor Granholm, Governor-elect Snyder Announce Economic Development Transition Plans
• Upton Calls on FCC for Fair, Swift Conclusion of Comcast-NBC Universal Merger
• Upton: Court Confirms Individual Mandate Unconstitutional
• Suspects sought in robbery of Cedar Street McDonald's
• Lansing court to close for holidays, furloughs
• Sunday morning alcohol sales reflect lifestyles
• Attention LCC fans: The Faculty Jazz Concert tonight (Sunday) has been cancelled due to the weather. They will be rescheduling for January.
• Storm snarls traffic in Lansing area, one fatality reported
• With snow comes gusting winds, Arctic cold
• Two men sought in robbery at Delhi Twp. McDonald's
• Schneider: Take a deep breath and enjoy the holiday season
• CATA's finance details should irk voters
• MSU hockey: Wolverines blank Spartans, 5-0, in "Big Chill"
• MSU men's basketball: Spartans hang on for 77-76 win over Oakland
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• MSU football: Spartans face another big challenge in bowl
• Sternquist: L&L shows strength, nimbleness with changes
• Finally, tourism promotion gets funding
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Fire at Lansing apartments under control
• Sun Country lands Lansing-Washington route
• Statement from Congressman John D. Dingell on Passing of Reverend Dr. S.L. Roberson
• House Passes Medicare and Medicaid Extenders Act
• If you know anyone who enjoys making pies you may want to share this link with them: ( Linda Hundt, owner of Sweetie-licious Pie Pantry in DeWitt invited LCC-TV The Link into her kitchen to reveal the secrets behind her holiday pies!
• Granholm: Wind Manufacturing Creating Jobs, Diversifying Economy
• Eaton Rapids Twp. man to stand trial crash that killed cyclist (w/video)
• Meridian Township OKs $825,000 to preserve land
• Kildee Helps Lead Successful Effort to Pass Carcieri Fix Through House
• Looking for a quick way to get answers to your technology-related questions? Search the LCC Help Desk's new technology knowledgebase. Just click the link to open the knowledge base and then use the search box to search the list of topics.
• Upton Gives Congressional Tribute to Retiring State Senator Jelinek
• Upton Welcomes New Republicans to Energy and Commerce Committee
• Lansing man charged in two armed robberies
• Blind MSU grad to make TV news debut today
• Eaton Rapids Twp. man to stand trial in cyclist's death
• Lansing, be stoic about school closures
• LCC Fire Science Program - - Registration going on Now!
• Improve your Reading & Writing levels with Word of the Week! Burke. DEFINITION verb. 1: to suppress quietly or indirectly; 2: bypass, avoid. (for more info, visit www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/ )
• Lansing man, 34, charged in 2 armed robberies
• Co-founder of E. Lansing music store leaving after 33 years
• The American People on the upheavals of Globalization:
• PRESIDENT TO SIGN PETERS' LEGISLATION TO STOP ANIMAL TORTURE
• Dingell Issues Remarks on Bipartisan DREAM Act Legislation
• House Passes Dingell’s Historic Food Safety Legislation
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
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• Lennon Remembered (House Floor Remarks, Last Night)
• Facebook is having some issues due to setting changes. Because of this, we are not able to comment on some of your posts. If you have a question please comment on this post and we will respond below. Thank you!
• Camp Applauds Stabilizing Medicare Physician Payments for Next Year and Repealing $19 Billion from ObamaCare
• Tis the season to help those in need! The LCC American Marketing Association is holding a Toys for Tots toy drive through 12/15. Donation boxes are set up around campus & financial donations are accepted @ the Hole-in-the-Hall, GB 133. Also - Kirk D
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing plans to seek another term
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• 30th anniversary of John Lennon's death
• Pontiac woman faces trial in Facebook-feud fatal crash
• Inhofe, Upton Join in EPA Oversight Efforts
• First Domino Falls on Cooling Water Regulations - Early Retirement of Oyster Creek Nuclear Plant an Urgent Warning
• Miller Statement in Remembrance of 69th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• Miller: American Citizens Are Forced to Foot the Bill for Illegals in DREAM Act
• Kildee, LaTourette Lead Bipartisan Letter to Protect Consumer Choice by Maintaining Prominent MPG Labeling on Automobiles
• NOISE Holiday Gift Guide
• Warm up to the county's snow hill plan
• Peters, Schauer support Obama tax cut plan
• Bill awaiting Granholm's signature would allow colleges to increase parking fines
• Schneider: Down-and-out man befriended by E. Lansing woman dies
• Judge orders state employee contributions be placed in trust
• Revanchist Russian Bear wants to START feasting.
• Camp Selected as Ways and Means Chairman
• The Democrats spent the last two years working toward a permanent expansion of big government, and now we are having a debate over the temporary extension of tax relief – this must not be lost as the new Republican majority takes over in January in
• Reminder: if you registered for spring classes December 2 - 8, your payment due date is Thursday, December 9. For details on payment requirements and options, visit www.lcc.edu/payment .
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• A clear, concise view of the EU and Our banking crisis:
• Stop by the first floor in the Gannon Building starting today to check out the International Student Photography Exhibition. The exhibition is free and features award-winning photography taken by students around the world. For more info visit
• Upton Comments on EPA Delay of Devastating Ozone Regulations
• Upton Confirmed as Chairman of Energy and Commerce for 112th Congress
• Schauer comments on plan to extend unemployment benefits, tax cuts
• Miller Applauds Effort to Keep SHAP Open
• Lansing City Council OKs moratorium on marijuana businesses
• Proposed East Lansing development angers neighborhood residents
• Lansing area death notices
• Earlier today on America's Morning News
• Dantonio: Treadwell ready for head coaching position
• Save the date: Stage Combat Open House 12/18 at 11 am
• GOP, Dems nearing deal on taxes, jobless benefits
• Gas tops $3 per gallon in Lansing area
• We have a winner! Congratulations to Kirk Densmore - you won the iPod touch giveaway for registering for spring courses early! You have one week to claim your prize. Please check your LCC student e-mail account for more information.
• Granholm Statement on U.S. Senate Vote to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Granholm Celebrates Rebirth of Chrysler's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant
• Governor Encourages Michigan Residents to Fly Flags Half-Staff Tuesday in Honor of Pearl Harbor Day
• Granholm Statement on U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement
• On 50th Anniversary of ANWR, Upton Urges President to Open Vast Reserves
• POLITICO: Fortifying Our Energy Security
• Furloughs closing all Ingham Co. parks today
• Lansing police arrest man in diner robbery
• BREAKING NEWS: MSU Spartans football team to play Alabama in Capital One Bowl
• Sheriff: Cuts leave 2 officers to respond in approximate 440-square-mile area
• The gift of literacy will last a lifetime
• Lansing man charged in robbery of Family Dollar Store
• DEA raids Okemos warehouse in medical marijuana case
• Man will stand trial in Lansing double homicide
• 's first Madrigal performance is tonight. Good luck everyone! If you are interested in coming to our Madrigal Dinner, call us at 1-800-YES-GLCC.
• Marijuana, high speed involved in fatal U.S. 23 crash
• Granholm Urges Congress to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Granholm Urges Congress to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Lansing man pleads no contest in '09 crash involving police car
• Fire reported in downtown Williamston building
• Loss of jobless benefits means difficult choices
• Pure Michigan campaign saved with $10M lifeline
• Camp: "It is Time to Close the Locks"
• Police: 66-year-old Holt woman recovering after son tried to drown her
• Do you blog or regularly publish online content? Have you ever wondered about the legalities related to what you are posting? How can your content be used or how can you use stuff others have posted? The Liberal Arts Division is offering a new course in
• Dingell Urges Strong Support of Middle Class Tax Relief
• Dingell Examines the Feasibility of Do Not Track Legislation
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• THE DAILY CALLER: Now is the time to slash subsidies
• Hoekstra Statement on November Unemployment Rate
• THE HILL: Upton probes Interior’s offshore oil permitting, warns against delays
• PETERS BACKS MIDDLE CLASS TAX CUT, BUT URGE ONE YEAR EXTENSION FOR ALL
• Scott Ross, Misti Nesbitt, Pauline Bateman, and Emily Willinger have submitted their entry for our LCC Pride Contest! Go to our photo album below to view them and vote for your favorite by clicking 'like'!
• Old Newsboys hit the Lansing-area streets today
• MSU professor nominated for reggae Grammy
• Lansing police investigating string of armed robberies
• Greetings to all the new fans! Please let your friends know about our page by clicking "Suggest to Friends" and selecting a couple people to share us with. Thank you!
• Kildee Statement on Cobell Settlement
• Got a friend starting @ LCC in the spring? Student orientation is going on now along with a new online orientation option. Click www.lcc.edu/orientation/complete/ for details.
• Bath Township police have suspects in copper thefts from local cell towers
• Fifth Third to pay $9.5 million to settle suit
• Lansing newspaper publisher ordered by judge to turn over e-mails
• Turnovers cost MSU basketball team in 84-79 loss at Duke (w/photos)
• Camp Announces Vote on the Final Proposal Put Forth by the Chairmen of the President’s National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform
• Connections is coming to WLNS TV 6 every Thursday (starting today) at 10:30 am! Connections hosts Mark Stiles and Tess King talk with guests about LCC ties in the mid-Michigan community and upcoming LCC events and activities. Today's guests includ
• We've just received a contest submission from Kevin McGinty. Visit our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and 'like' a photo to cast your vote!
• Camp Floor Statement Against Bill Taxing Half of All Small Businesses In America
• Do you have LCC Pride? Jesse Schneider does! Click the link below to view his submission. You can vote for him and others by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and liking a photo.
• Miller: It is Past Time to Shut Down WikiLeaks
• It is Past Time to Shut Down WikiLeaks
• Governor Granholm Statement on DRIC
• Holiday Mail for Heroes a Chance to Remember Our Troops & Vets This Holiday Season
• MSU basketball: Duke defeats Spartans 84-79
• Are you new to online classes? Check out our Introduction to ANGEL for Students
• Lansing police seeking 2 men in connection with armed robbery
• You CAN do it!! We know you're probably tired and /or overwhelmed at this point in the semester; just wanted to encourage you that it's almost the end! What strategies are you using to keep your sanity till the break?
• 2 Lansing teens arrested after assault rifle found in car
• Earlier today on WJR Radio discussing tax cuts & unemployment extension with Frank Beckmann
• Today's Lansing Lowdown features top hot holiday happenings in and around the region for Dec. 3-9. This week's Lowdown was filmed at the Historic Turner-Dodge House in Old Town. All dressed up for Christmas the TDH is now open for tours!
• Camp Applauds Passage of Bill Preventing Shipping or Importing of Asian Carp in the U.S.
• BSA Names Rep. Dave Camp 2010 “Cyber Champion”
• On WJR Radio NOW -- Listen Live...
• MSU basketball: Spartans aim to silence Duke crowd
• Police don't see positive end in search for 3 boys; father arrested
• Dingell Applauds International Trade Commission Determination to Continue Anti-Dumping Duties on Wooden Bedroom Furniture from China
• Lansing K-9 unit tracks down suspect in break-in
• Michigan's smoking ban must be protected
• Reminder: Students who registered November 16 – December 1 payment is due December 2.
• We just received another contest entry! Click below to see Jamie's photo. It's easy to vote, just visit our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album, pick a photo, and click 'like' under the picture!
• “Poison Ivy” outbreak on Potomac! Ike Dimick – aka Adam Baldwin – exposed in Capitol Hill tweet war
• looking for a job for spring semester? Check out Career and Employment Services - jobs on campus & off campus...www.lcc.edu/ces or stop by GB 218. Anybody used CES to find great job leads?
• Yesterday on Secure Freedom Radio discussing WikiLeaks
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal pay
• LCC's Performing Arts Department has several upcoming events planned including a LCC Choir Concert (featuring the Sistrum Lansing Women's Choir), a Percussion Ensemble, Vocal Pop/Jazz Ensemble and A Midsummer Night's Dream. For dates, tim
• See why Kiki has LCC Pride! You can vote for her and others by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and liking a photo.
• A photo by Greg Reid has been posted to our 'LCC Pride Contest' album! You can vote for submissions by visiting our photo album and liking a photo. To read about our contest, click here:
• Snyder to explain plan on state reorganization
• Downtown Lansing Food Fight runs until 4 p.m. today
• Granholm Applauds Passage of Small Business Investment Credit Legislation
• Granholm Hails GM Jobs Announcement at Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center
• Girls basketball preview: She's a gym dandy
• ROLL CALL: Don’t Dilute Energy and Commerce Clout
• Upton & Whitfield Alarmed EPA Boiler Rule Change will Cost Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs - Reps. Urge Commerce Secretary to Release Pivotal Economic Analysis
• Police searching for Lansing man in assault
• Miller Statement on WikiLeaks' Release of Classified U.S. Documents
• Dingell Supports 30 Day Fix for Medicare Doctors and Seniors
• Williamston man takes Volt for a test spin
• Because we are not able to host our usual Portfolio Pandemonium, Nov. 29-Dec. 3, the Writing Center is setting aside one session each hour we are open for walk-in service only. This will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. For updates on other openi
• Submissions are rolling in! Here is one from Sarah Jones. You can vote for her and others by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and liking a photo.
• Search for 3 brothers turns to Ohio campground
• Ashley Newberry just sent us her submission for our LCC Pride contest! You can vote for her and others by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and liking a photo.
• We've received our first contest submission from Matthew Ethington. You can vote for submissions by visiting our 'LCC Pride Contest' photo album and liking a photo.
• Just a reminder to stop by HHS 203 today as the Red Cross is holding a blood drive from 11am - 4:45pm. Walk-ins are welcome - come out and help save a life!
• WASHINGTON TIMES: Reclaiming the Right to Oversight
• Hoekstra Encourages Constituents to Contact District Office
• Ingham County animal shelter holding fundraiser
• Hoekstra Statement on Wikileaks
• MSU football: Spartans capture school's 7th Big Ten crown
• High school football: Eagles fall one victory short of ultimate goal
• Lansing firefighters save man who suffered heart attack in Turkeyman Trot
• Items found in Delhi traffic stop likely stolen
• Time to tackle fixing state's term limits
• Division 5: Grand Rapids West Catholic defeats Olivet 42-26
• Property found in Delhi Twp. traffic stop connected to string of larcenies
• Spartans beat Penn State for Big Ten championship
• MSU vs. Penn State: The final hurdle
• Help the economy by shopping locally
• Ithaca wins Division 6 state championship
• Prep football: Williamston leads Grand Rapids Catholic at halftime
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Bargain hunters descend on Lansing-area shops on Black Friday
• East Lansing kids experienced true Pilgrim Thanksgiving meal
• 10 million gallons of sewage released into Saginaw River
• Michigan Supreme Court orders parole in school case
• Intruder robs and assaults Delta Township woman
• Should Spartan fans be sad to see the end of finales against Penn State?
• Fired Lansing police officer's lawsuit alleges gender bias
• Spartans rally to win Maui consolation game, 76-71
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Penn State poses a threat to Spartans' slice of Big 10 crown
• Jazz is alive in Old Town
• Students step up, make holiday feast for 200
• St. Johns injured veteran receives hero's welcome for Thanksgiving
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• For Thanksgiving, consider ways to help
• Do you have LCC Pride? Follow these instructions and you could win a $550 Amazon Gift Card! ->
• LCC students & staff donated 2,320 lbs off food along with a check for $1,025 to the Greater Lansing Food Bank! Way to go!!!
• Granholm Urges Citizens to Remember Those in Need This Thanksgiving
• Governor Granholm Appoints Swanson to Civil Service Commission
• Lansing officer fired for illegal use of police computer
• Burning issue: MSU students call for end to coal as campus power source
• Prep football: Shot at state title a fitting reward for Olivet's Peters
• Apply reason to indignation over TSA
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Lansing judge appointed to Michigan appeals court
• Three Lansing men arraigned in home invasion
• We will be holding a Red Cross blood drive on Monday, November 29th from 11:00 -4:45PM in HHS 203. Walk-ins are most welcome, but if you'd like to schedule an appointment time, please visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code LCC!
• Snyder administration plans big social media push
• Magic Johnson to speak at MSU winter graduation
• Thanks for the Thanksgiving leftovers
• Lansing police investigate spike in armed robberies
• Reminder - register for spring classes by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow (11/24) and you will automatically be entered into a drawing to win an iPod touch!
• Granholm Appoints Krause Judge of the Court of Appeals
• Upton to Department of Energy: "Where Are the Jobs?"
• Hoekstra Statement on Latest North Korean Attack on South Korea
• Sun Country likes its odds in Lansing
• Eaton, Clinton counties under tornado watch until 2 a.m.
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Here is an example submission for our photo contest! Wondering how to enter YOUR photo? Here's how: www.LCCPride.com
• East Lansing Amtrak depot expected to be part of record setting train travel this week
• Okemos Modeling and Entertainment Group presents "Christmas in the Mall Concert"
• PETERS URGES HOUSE TO ACT ON ASIAN CARP LEGISLATION BEFORE END OF YEAR
• Today is the last chance for LCC students over age 18, to take an online physical activity survey. It will help researchers learn what college students know regarding the health benefits of physical activity, as well as barriers that prohibit college stu
• Two men rob Little Caesars in Lansing Township
• Travelers get ready for busy Thanksgiving weekend
• Downtown Lansing residential-commercial abandoned
• Word of the Week: BAMBOOZLE. 1. To deceive or get the better of (someone) by trickery, flattery, or the like. 2. To perplex; mystify. "In his opening remarks he addressed the rumors that he was going to try to bamboozle them with a lot of technicali
• Come to Dart Auditorium and enjoy the sounds of the LCC Concert Choir and Sistrum Lansing Women's Chorus on Friday, December 3 and Saturday, December 4. Both concerts will begin at 8:00 p.m. and tickets can be purchased at the door. For more infor
• Holt resident claims airport pat-down caused urine spill (w/video)
• ATTENTION LCC Students, Alumni, and STAR fans! Do you love Lansing Community College? Email a creative photo showing why you have LCC Pride to LCCPride@gmail.com and include a short description. You could win a $550.00 Amazon Gift Card! See contest detai
• Lansing man faces charges after police chase
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Wednesday, November 24 for Army Specialist Shane H. Ahmed of Chesterfield Township
• Upton Fights EPA‘s Misguided Coal Ash Rule that Could Cost Billions and Eliminate Thousands of Jobs
• Crews respond to barn fire in Locke Township
• Bernero's back, facing hefty city agenda
• Contributions by role players often overlooked
• Eaton Rapids church’s holiday auction set for Sunday
• Fans of Lansing Community College – We are kicking off a PHOTO CONTEST starting Monday, November 22nd! So dust off your camera and stay tuned for more instructions on Monday.
• GM stock rises slightly on second day of trading; CNN in Lansing for GM segment
• Lansing boy, 3, killed after being hit by van in bank parking lot
• Dingell Questions FCC Authority in Data Roaming Rulemaking but Praises Agency’s Dedication to Protecting Consumers
• reminder: silver bells in the city is tonight, and LCC has a special radio play of It's A Wonderful Life following the parade.
• Granholm: MEGA Board, Incentive Programs Help Spur Continued Economic Growth
• Ahmadinejad: Western embargoes are useless
• Camp Applauds Resolution Highlighting Importance of Adoption, Foster Care Improvement
• Forecast: Michigan to gain jobs slightly
• Smithsonian experts coming to Detroit to preserve African-American history
• Enbridge digs up pipeline near Stockbridge
• Camp: Democrats Push Forward with Tax Hike on Small Businesses
• We know you guys have a lot of questions regarding your StarCard and parking on campus yesterday. Here is what you need to know:
• Whooping cough on the rise in Michigan
• Governor Granholm Statement on Senator Stabenow's Appointment
• WSJ: House Republicans Tell FCC: No Net Neutrality For Christmas
• THE HILL: Upton: Under GOP, Genachowski to be 'familiar face' on Capitol Hill
• Upton Urges FCC to Stand Down in Pursuit of Net Neutrality with Congress Out of Town
• NEWSMAX: Upton Promises Manageable Energy Reform
• The LCC Police Department and the Michigan State Police have issued an all-clear after successfully completing a thorough search of the college’s main downtown campus following a bomb threat earlier today. No bomb was found. The campus will remai
• Kildee: "G.M.'s Strong IPO Shows Renewed Strength of American Icon"
• In Communist China, woman sentenced to labor camp for tweet...
• Today on the House Floor...
• The downtown campus is closed till Friday morning all other campuses will maintain their regular schedule.
• Classes are cancelled for the rest of the day today, Thursday, November 18. Classes will resume as usual on Friday, November 19.
• MSU basketball: Izzo receives $500,000 raise
• Dingell Questions TSA on Advanced Imaging Technology Units
• Lake Lansing Park North expansion a winning effort for all
• Earlier today on Dennis Miller...
• Dingell Blasts Republicans for Failing Unemployed Workers
• Sparrow Hospital, nurses union agree to resume talks
• 3 members of Kan.-based Westboro church demonstrate in East Lansing (w/ video)
• LCC downtown campus closed due to bomb threat
• Due to an undisclosed security threat, Lansing Community College’s main downtown campus WILL CLOSE at 1pm today, November 18, and will reopen at 5pm. Classes will resume at 6pm today. All other LCC campuses remain open. Staff and students should
• After 17-month hiatus, GM a public company again
• Spring registration is going on now! lcc.edu/schedule for more information
• On The Dennis Miller Show today -- 12:05pm EST -- Listen live on the Web...
• Miller Statement on Guantanamo Detainee Case Verdict
• THE DAILY CALLER: My Pledge for Energy and Commerce
• Upton Comments on Resources Committee's Effort to Seize Energy and Commerce Jurisdiction
• BROADCASTING & CABLE: Upton: I'll Block Net Rules Even If FCC Has Authority
• Nonprofits must deal with big funding cuts
• Sparrow planning on Monday lockout (w/video)
• From casual to formal, be sure to look your best
• Dance captain says musical a good reminder of women's advances
• I love everything I am doing
• Sparrow threatens union lockout
• Camp Offers Official Nomination of U.S. Rep. John Boehner as Speaker of the House
• PETERS ON THE LATEST MILESTONE FOR GENERAL MOTORS
• Homecoming game tonight! Men's & Women's Basketball Games: 5:30 p.m. Women's, 7:30 p.m. Men's @ Gannon Building (GB) Gymnasium, 3rd Floor. Show your LCC Spirit and Cheer on the Stars!!!
• Commuting will be a challenge for Gov.-elect Snyder
• Former Iranian pilot: Tyrannical regime is the biggest supporter of terrorism in the world
• Lansing woman sentenced in child abuse case
• The Student Life Office is hosting a Fall Community Service Non-Profit Agency Expo on today from 11:00am to 2:00pm in the Gannon Building 2nd floor lobby. Come learn more about local non-profit volunteer opportunities. Area service agencies will be on
• Judge halts Michigan Blue Cross rate hike
• Bicyclist in stable condition after being struck by Lansing police car
• Governor Granholm Announces Nearly 6,300 New and Retained Jobs for Michigan
• Granholm Appoints Chatman Judge of 36th District Court
• MSU College of Music Showcase
• MSU College of Music Showcase
• After failed bid for governor, it's business as usual for Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero
• Sparrow nurses move closer to strike in Lansing
• Mary Poppins produces real magic
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Art at MSU enhances creative thinking
• Lansing Civic Players taking 3-month hiatus
• The Digital Innovation Center for Art, Science and Technology would like to invite you to tour our production facility located in GB 155 and 3D Theatre in GB 134. Friday 11/19 from 1-3. For additional information please contact Peter Tascarella – t
• For all our fans out there, we have some BIG NEWS coming up! Stay tuned this week for more details!
• Gholston has season-ending surgery
• Federal ban coming on caffeinated alcohol drinks
• GM raises stock price range due to investor demand
• Chevy Volt named car of the year
• On WDIV Detroit Discussing Health Care and Taxes
• Senate Democrats integrate policy & communications offices
• On 11/21 from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., the LCC Alumni Association is hosting Shop Like A Star, a shopping extravaganza at the Eastwood Towne Center shopping plaza for LCC alumni, employees and students! Each person will receive a free coupon book at check-in.
• Claudia Rosett for Forbes: Deepening Mysteries of U.N. Financial Disclosure
• Camp Lays Out Views on Tax Policy and Reform in First Tax Speech After the Election
• Upton Demands Answers from Energy Czar Browner over Drilling Moratorium
• Upton to Seek Energy and Commerce Chairmanship
• THE HILL: We must protect the sanctity of human life
• THE WEEKLY STANDARD: The Case for Fred Upton for Chairman of House Energy and Commerce Committee
• Ex-Spartan golfers are right on Q
• Lansing fan masters 'Harry Potter' magic for popular site
• Michigan teacher's response to bullying, anti-gay remarks heats debate (w/video)
• Pilot, 75, dies days after accident at airport
• Feel free to ignore Westboro group's rants
• Eaton Rapids man who accidentally shot himself in head still critical
• More than $130,000 in Lansing art grants announced
• Spring deadlines are fast approaching, check out the dates
• It's Michigan's opening day of deer season; Washington's opening day of lame duck season. Everybody be safe.
• Spartan football players visit local elementary school
• GM expected to price IPO Wednesday
• 2 Detroit-area toddlers drowned before scalding
• Snyder to appoint Muchmore as chief of staff
• LCC non-credit courses through the Extension and Community Education Department make great holiday gifts! There are a bunch of cool excursions to choose from including Chocolate Truffle Making, a Photo Safari in Holland (MI) and a Huron River canoe trip
• First Amendment forum in Howell tonight to address bullying, gay issues (w/video)
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Wednesday, November 17 for Army Private First Class Shane M. Reifert of Cottrellville
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Wednesday, November 17 for Army Private First Class Shane M. Reifert of Cottrellville
• POLITICO: Reduce out-of-control spending now
• Next Stop: The Top? MSU Basketball Season Preview
• Resolve old MSP building issues quickly
• hopes everyone enjoyed their time at Fusion 2010. We will post videos and pics soon. We are blessed for the time spent in worship with the Aaron Pelsue Band and Chad Cronin. To all the student volunteers, youth ministers and sponsors: Thank you. We
• Holt students practice voting
• DeWitt announces two finalists for superintendent
• Get tough on 'vulture' investors now
• Deer hunters have new web site
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• MSU overwhelms Eastern Michigan, 96-66
• MSU routs Eastern Michigan in opener, 96-66
• Move quickly on stun gun investigtion
• Have a great weekend!
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Go opinions about LCC parking? Take this survey www.surveymonkey.com/s/LCC_parking before December 1 for a chance to win prizes including $100 on your star card!
• Schneider: Proceeds from Spartan tailgating book to benefit Haven House
• 2 men claim lottery millions in Lansing
• Waverly schools to hold forums on re-inventing district
• Granholm: Investment Missions Have Resulted in More Than 20,000 Jobs
• Granholm: Investment Missions Have Resulted in More Than 20,000 Jobs
• MSU basketball: Payne a unique talent to Izzo
• The other day on Fox Business discussing GOP spending cuts...
• Grand Ledge Supt: Dear Gov.-elect Snyder; Come on over, let's talk
• East Lansing woman winner of Athena Award
• Open sections and class times that fit your schedule -these are two of the benefits to registering for courses as soon as possible. Now we have another incentive - anyone who registers for spring 2011 semester classes between 11/16 and 11/24 will be ent
• Chairman Levin and Ranking Member Camp Joint Statement on U.S. - South Korea FTA Negotiations
• Chairman Levin and Ranking Member Camp Joint Statement on U.S. - South Korea FTA Negotiations
• Controversial church to protest at East Lansing High
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Ingham County's longest-serving commissioner plans exit
• Lucky winners to collect Lotto winnings today
• City's near miss in legal fight is fortunate
• Governor Granholm Appoints to Detroit - Wayne County Port Authority
• Congresswoman Miller Presents Veteran with Service Medals
• Schauer Statement on South Korea Trade Negotiations
• NOISE thrift store shopping challenge
• Veteran's Day events in Mid-Michigan
• 1 killed, 1 injured in crash on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
• MSU vs. Purdue Football Ticket Giveaway
• Great Lakes Report Highlights Michigan's Successful Strides Toward Protection, Restoration
• Fire damages two townhomes in Delta Twp.
• A Heartfelt Thanks to our Veterans
• Lansing school board's special meeting moved to Pattengill
• Westboro Baptist Church to protest at East Lansing High School
• Sparrow nurses file strike notice
• Comfy, pleasant digs at Stober's
• Grant still searching for 1st goal
• Hey Joe! Live chat, MSU basketball 10 a.m.
• Where voters see value, they OK taxes
• Conyers: Plan to Cut Social Security and Medicare is Dead On Arrival
• Prosecutor makes Flint homicide ruling in dragging case
• Lunch Links: Lansing news, bite-sized
• CATA will have to restore taxpayer trust
• GM earns $2 billion in third quarter
• Upton Calls on Sec. Clinton to Lift Roadblocks for U.S.-Canadian Pipeline
• Correction: Death notice for Mae Helen Getter
• THE DAILY CALLER: A Referendum for Repeal
• Granholm Appoints Debbrecht Judge of 51st District Court
• Miller: Gratitude to Those Who Sacrificed for Our Nation
• Hoekstra Statement on UN Report on North Korean Proliferation
• Camp, Ryan, Hensarling Joint Statement on Debt Commission Chairs' Preliminary Proposal
• Counting the “Invisible Unemployed,” the U.S. Unemployment Rate Now Above 11 Percent
• Michigan lawmakers again push for Sunday liquor sales
• Police searching for missing 84-year-old man last seen in Delhi Twp.
• Potter Park Zoo's 16-year-old snow leopard euthanized
• Great Lakes Report Highlights Michigan's Successful Strides Toward Protection, Restoration
• Granholm Appoints Debbrecht Judge of 51st District Court
• Williamston family unaware of child abuse case
• Tasered East Lansing student charged in connection with assault on officer
• 4,755 state employees take retirement, officials say
• WASHINGTON EXAMINER: GOP Watchdogs Promise Fight over EPA, Obamacare
• Miranda Lambert and Lady Antebellum lead nomination list
• Mason girl granted wish of complete set of Webkinz
• MSU football: Numbers are in Dantonio's favor, especially when you factor his Big Ten mark
• Livingston County Sheriffs say man's death may be alcohol related
• Business taxes aren't worst, can improve
• Votes fall short for Lansing Marketplace appeal
• Rogers, Miller Named to GOP Majority Transition Committee
• Attorney: Assistant AG who wrote anti-gay blog fired
• Frustration with Flood Insurance
• Miller, Rogers Named to GOP Majority Transition Committee
• ICYMI: Camp Editorial on Repealing & Replacing Health Care Law, in Monday’s USA Today
• Mich. reaches oil cleanup settlement with Enbridge
• Schneider: Gas price jumps as man is pumping fuel into car
• Two East Lansing high school students charged after confrontation with police
• Tea for 2: Grassroots helps Mich. Congress victors
• Myron: Voters deserve better elections
• Meridian Township government services in for drastic changes
• Monday's letters to the editor
• MSU basketball: Green gets into the brother act tonight at Breslin
• Cadillac addition keeps it interesting
• NTSB cites pilot fatigue in crash that killed Hope College students
• Shorted on deeds, investor finds pitfalls in foreclosure buys
• Cousins tries to kick bad habit
• Mid-Michigan profits from Amtrak deal
• Conyers and Kilpatrick Demand Lenders Extend Housing Foreclosure Moratorium to Michigan; No More Foreclosures Until Fraudulent Paperwork is Resolved
• Conyers Calls for Audit To Determine Extent of Foreclosure Fraud in Government-Backed Financial Entities
• Conyers: I will Oppose All Cuts to Social Security
• Conyers Calls on President to Include Cost of Living Increase for Social Security Recipients in Budget
• Hirten: LSJ alters viewing of Web posts
• MSU football: Spartans lead Minnesota 21-0 at halftime
• Granholm: LG Chem Plans to Establish New Electrolyte Production Plant in Holland, Bolstering Michigan's Battery Supply Chain
• Cherry Says Community Colleges Instrumental in Preparing Students, Workers for 21st Century Jobs
• Donations sought to aid East Lansing's Eady family
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• High school soccer: Lansing Catholic on cusp of breakthrough
• To The Point
• Rescue mission takes issue with marijuana dispensary (w/video)
• Mother says police Tasered son at East Lansing High School
• Governor Granholm Appoints Three to MEDC Board and Executive Committee
• Granholm to Lead Investment Mission to South Korea
• Governor Granholm Congratulates Governor-elect Rick Snyder
• Granholm, Levin, Stabenow, Stupak Hail Defense Contract for Navy Ships Creating More Than 3,000 Michigan Jobs
• Granholm: LG Chem Plans to Establish New Electrolyte Production Plant in Holland, Bolstering Michigan's Battery Supply Chain
• Cherry Says Community Colleges Instrumental in Preparing Students, Workers for 21st Century Jobs
• Craft shows and sales this weekend
• Schneider: Consumers Energy makes collection call — over 63 cents
• Iconic MSU smokestack may come down
• Cherry Says Community Colleges Instrumental in Preparing Students, Workers for 21st Century Jobs
• Meridian seeks input to update its parks, recreation plan
• East Lansing Edgewood church hosts annual Weaver Guild sale starting today
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Talkin' Spartans Show: MSU vs. Minnesota
• State cannot sustain trends on deer herd
• Granholm Says Events in Saginaw, Flint Showcase Growth in Michigan's Clean Energy Sector
• Upton: 9.6% Unemployment Underscores Need to Permanently Halt All Looming Tax Hikes Now
• Granholm: State Action Results in Historic Investment by Automakers, Thousands of Jobs
• Weekend Riff: Michael Bolton in Detroit
• Granholm to Lead Investment Mission to South Korea
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football schedule
• Governor Granholm Appoints Three to MEDC Board and Executive Committee
• Granholm: LG Chem Plans to Establish New Electrolyte Production Plant in Holland, Bolstering Michigan's Battery Supply Chain
• Governor Granholm Congratulates Governor-elect Rick Snyder
• THE HILL: GOP Lawmaker Vows to Haul Climate Czar before Congress
• Granholm, Levin, Stabenow, Stupak Hail Defense Contract for Navy Ships Creating More Than 3,000 Michigan Jobs
• Camp Statement on Tax Rates
• The Jobs Search - Camp: Continued High Unemployment Demands Congress Block Tax Hikes, Extend 2001 and 2003 Rates
• Zoll wins Eagle village clerk seat after blind draw
• LCC, Ingham County Land Bank partner to fix up homes
• Snyder appoints 3 from Engler administration to manage transition
• Former Detroit Tigers manager Sparky Anderson dies at 76 (w/photo gallery)
• Granholm, Levin, Stabenow, Stupak Hail Defense Contract for Navy Ships Creating More Than 3,000 Michigan Jobs
• Granholm, Levin, Stabenow, Stupak Hail Defense Contract for Navy Ships Creating More Than 3,000 Michigan Jobs
• Sen. Carl Levin Statement on Sparky Anderson
• Senators Provide Detailed Comments to Council Studying Implementation of Volcker Rule
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• MSU hockey: Perlini finally a regular - and thriving
• Grand Ledge bar focuses on hospitality
• Bob Zany brings comedy to MSU
• Snyder, state GOP win a Herculean task
• POLITICO: 'Slasher' in Line to Lead House Panel
• HUMAN EVENTS: Transparency According to Carol Browner: "Put nothing in writing, ever"
• Greater Lansing portfolio for growth
• Governor Granholm Congratulates Governor-elect Rick Snyder
• Okemos graduate out of hospital
• Lansing police looking for 3 suspects in shooting
• Man, 20, arraigned in Lansing stabbing
• Snyder wins easily in race for Michigan governor
• Food Bank's impact on region is huge
• MSU police: Men in trenchcoats part of zombie vs. human game
• GM sales edge up 3.5% in October
• Governor-elect Snyder names transition team picks
• Fights at Delta Twp. club, Roxy's, concern officials
• Sparrow nurses, others agree to contract extension
• Complete election 2010 coverage
• Lansing-area gas prices increase 5 cents
• Sparrow nurses end contract negotiations
• Get out and vote today
• OK citizens, time to do your No. 1 job
• Governor Granholm Appoints Three to MEDC Board and Executive Committee
• Miller Statement on the Chaldean Catholic Church Terror Attack in Baghdad
• Early results positive for Potter Park Zoo
• Canady in clear lead for 30th Circuit Court judge
• Byrum and Oesterle in tight race for 67th state House seat
• Live video: Virg Bernero concedes
• Snyder wins Michigan governor race (w/live chat)
• Assistant AG Andrew Shirvell lampooned on 'Daily Show'
• Lansing police arrest man in connection with Monday stabbing
• Bernero votes, polls see fair turnout, no issues reported
• Mason area artist fascinated by Invertebrates
• Finishing with flourish is Spartan football team's new directive
• Lansing police identify man killed by train
• Lansing house fire caused by fallen candle
• Michigan, make voting more convenient
• Portion of Creyts Road to be closed for railroad crossing repairs
• Memorial at Homeless Encampment
• MSU student's death remains a mystery
• East Lansing, Meridian voters increase use of absentee ballots
• Lansing students cast mock votes for Michigan governor
• GM expansion could boost Lansing-area suppliers
• Voting districts riding on election
• Granholm: State Action Results in Historic Investment by Automakers, Thousands of Jobs
• Granholm to Lead Investment Mission to South Korea
• Man killed in train accident identified
• Man injured in Lansing house fire
• MSU hockey: Spartans hold off pesky Alabama-Huntsville for win
• Hawkeyes rout Spartans in Iowa City
• High school soccer: Stingy Holland stops DeWitt for regional title
• Iowa crushes Michigan State, 37-6
• Buses move to forefront on transit corridor
• Governor Granholm Appoints Daniel Varner to State Board of Education
• Michigan Community Health Centers Honor Senator Stabenow for Leadership in Promoting Health of Michigan, U.S. Residents
• More Than 3,800 Area Seniors Receive Rebate Checks
• MSU football: Rucker in uniform for today's game at Iowa
• Granholm Says $161 Million for High-Speed Rail Will be Transformational, Create Jobs
• Stabenow Applauds Investigation of Chinese Subsidies, Urges Administration to Act on Currency
• Protected Forever – River Raisin Battlefield Now a National Park
• This was a fun video that the Summer Outreach Team put together.
• Governor Granholm Appoints Blockett to Civil Service Commission
• Stabenow, Levin: $13.9 Million in Federal Funds Coming for Stadium Boulevard Bridges in Ann Arbor
• Dingell Hails WTO Ruling in Favor of U.S. Workers and Businesses
• Here is the blooper reel from our 2009 Summer Outreach Team video. We hope you like it.
• Granholm Says Events in Saginaw, Flint Showcase Growth in Michigan's Clean Energy Sector
• Senator Stabenow Calls for an Emergency Increase in Social Security Payments
• Dingell Delivers – New Investment Will Improve Rail Line Between Dearborn and Kalamazoo
• Here is a video showing some of the fun we had at Fusion 2009.
• Schauer Helps Secure 3,300 High Speed Rail Jobs for Michigan
• Stabenow Applauds $159 Million to Renovate Former Auto Sites
• Dingell Challenges Hyundai CEO, South Korea to Level Autos Playing Field
• THE HILL: Upton’s Agenda: Kill the House Climate Change Committee, Battle ‘Job Killing’ EPA Rules
• Conyers Calls on President to Include Cost of Living Increase for Social Security Recipients in Budget
• Stabenow Meets with Houghton Business Owners at Michigan Tech University to Discuss Benefits of Small Business Jobs Act
• Ford Makes Another Major Commitment to Michigan
• POLITICO: EPA in the Crosshairs
• Sen. Levin Praises White House Decision to Launch Investigation into China’s Trade Practices
• Stabenow, Levin, Klobuchar and Franken Urge Approval of Lansing-Washington Airline Route
• After Leading Push to Toughen Laws and Catch Crooks, Dingell Rides With Medicare Fraud Fighters
• THE HILL: Upton Calls for Termination of Climate Panel - Pelosi Defends Wasteful Committee
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Over $2.2 Million for Flint, Grand Traverse County, and Pontiac to Promote Economic Development
• Stabenow: Increasing Exports Creates Jobs
• Dingell Delivers Hybrid Buses to Ann Arbor
• Upton & Whitfield Demand Answers on NRC Playing Politics with Yucca Mountain
• Levin Statement on 40th Anniversary of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
• Stabenow, Levin: More Than $161 Million Coming for Michigan High Speed Rail
• Dingell Delivers – Jobs and Infrastructure Improvement to Southeast Michigan
• BROADCASTING & CABLE: Upton Calls Williams Firing 'Egregious Speech Assault'
• Levin, Stabenow, Klobuchar and Franken Urge Approval of Lansing-Washington Airline Route
• East Lansing forms taskforce to check tips on kidnap attempt
• Camp, Herger Question Political Nature of HHS Advertisement Campaigns to Seniors
• Upton Comments on NPR's Egregious Firing of Juan Williams
• Levin, Stabenow: More Than $161 Million Coming for Michigan High Speed Rail
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• STIMULUS FAILURE: 48 out of 50 States Have Lost Jobs Since Democrats’ Trillion-Dollar 2009 Stimulus Plan
• THE HILL: Rep. Upton Critiques Pelosi and Waxman for Silence on NPR Firing Controversy
• Senators Call on Regulators to Implement Strong Merkley-Levin Provisions
• Cousins is Spartans' Captain Crunch
• Camp Applauds Completion of Key Asian Carp Barrier
• Upton Shares Local Concerns, Seeks Answers from Postmaster General on Proposed Changes to Carrier Operations in St. Joseph, Benton Harbor
• PETERS RECEIVES PERFECT GRADE ON VETERANS ISSUES
• To The Point
• Camp Statement on Latest, Disappointing GDP Data
• POLITICO: Fred Upton: No Net Neutrality Deal this Year
• Lansing police seeking gunman who shot motorist
• Michigan's 'super-drunk' laws target first-time offenders
• Stabenow Visits Greater Lansing Business Monthly in Lansing to Discuss the Benefits of the Small Business Jobs Act
• Michigan Boating Industries Association Awards Congresswoman Miller with the 2010 Mayor's Cup
• Hawkeyes rout Spartans in Iowa City
• Governor Granholm Hails Ford Commitment to Michigan
• Capitol Region International Airport Gets $1.1 Million Federal EDA Grant
• Miller Statement Urging PHMSA to Begin Review of Bruce Power's Radioactive Materials Shipping Plan Now
• Lansing couple escapes injury in blaze
• Governor Granholm Announces Historic Investment in Michigan
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $6 Million for Affordable Housing Development in Michigan
• Miller Statement on Credible Terrorist Threat
• Police investigate death of MSU student
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Michigan
• Lansing City Council refuses #Lovelansing push for Market Place incentives (w/video)
• Brownfield plan for Lansing Knapp's building renovation OK'd
• BREAKING NEWS: Eastbound I-96 at Okemos Road down to 1 lane due to an accident
• Dingell Praises USTR’s Decision to Investigate China
• Dingell Honored For Work to Defeat Breast Cancer
• MSU football: Wisconsin's win boosts Spartans' stock
• East Lansing seek feedback on proposed marijuana ordinance tonight
• East Lansing Film Festival to start Wednesday
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Whitmer leads endorsements for state Senate
• THE WASHINGTON TIMES: Declaring War on the Regulatory State
• Miller: Detroit Economic Club President Beth Chappell's Decision to Cancel Appearance by Steven Rattner is the Right Choice
• Appeals court to review MSU Ag Hall eco-terrorism arson prison sentence
• Video: MSU-Illinois post-game
• U.S. suit against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan claims price rigging
• Lansing City Council protest planned tonight by #Lovelansing contingent
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Wednesday, October 20 for Army Specialist Joseph "Joey" Prentler
• Conyers: I will Oppose All Cuts to Social Security
• PETERS STANDS UP FOR SENIORS, DEMANDS CONGRESS FIX BROKEN SYSTEM
• PETERS STATEMENT ON CHINESE GREEN TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION
• More letters to the editor
• Mapping Michigan's Recovery
• East Lansing's Mark Meadows: I can help fix state's economy
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Upton Demands Answers from Sec. Sebelius on Political Nature of HHS Advertising
• Johnson touted for secretary of state
• Levin Statement on Investigation into Unfair Chinese Trade Practices in the Green Technology Sector
• Corey named president of Olivet College
• Miller: U.S. Federal Agency Should Review Bruce Power Ldt.'s Shipping Plan of Radioactive Materials Now
• Videos: LSJ Editorial Board interviews with Michigan candidates
• Hirten: High court is soaked in partisanship
• Voters advised to reject 'Con-con,' Prop 2
• Upton Saddened by Loss of State Rep. Robert Jones, Former Kalamazoo Mayor
• Meridian Township TimeBank launched
• East Lansing woman, 68, lived in storage unit
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Car rams Okemos library, no one injured
• Granholm to Embark on Investment Mission to France, Sweden
• Granholm Says State is Fostering Rich Entrepreneurial Culture That is Planting Seeds for a Diversified Economy, Job Creation
• Granholm Begins Jobs Investment Mission with Speech to Business Leaders, Company Meeting
• Granholm to Nation's Top Lenders: Suspend Michigan Foreclosures
• New Recreation Passport a Bargain for Michigan Residents
• Granholm Continues Investment Mission in Europe
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• MSU Midnight Madness: Spartans set their sights for Houston in 2011
• MSU's Midnight Madness
• Leyton is choice for attorney general
• Video: MSU Midnight Madness
• Dingell Delivers TIGER II Grant to Ann Arbor
• Camp Reaction to No Social Security COLA
• Deal paves way for Nebraska to join Big Ten
• Key questions and answers to the foreclosure crisis
• Authorities investigating alleged break-in, stabbing in Dimondale
• New Recreation Passport a Bargain for Michigan Residents
• Granholm Continues Investment Mission in Europe
• Schauer Announces Vote to Help Seniors with Increasing Costs of Living
• Levin, Stabenow: $13.9 Million in Federal Funds Coming for Stadium Boulevard Bridges in Ann Arbor
• M-66 closed in Ionia due to tire store fire
• Prep football: Kickin' it up a notch
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• Lansing fire responding to house explosion
• McNamara, Breslin best for MSU board
• Lansing man charged in convenience store break-in attempt
• Conyers Calls for Audit To Determine Extent of Foreclosure Fraud in Government-Backed Financial Entities
• Video: Vigil for Okemos U.S. 23 crash victims
• THE DAILY CALLER: Republicans Plan January Takedowns of Obama’s ‘Czars’
• Dingell, Levin Urge FEMA to Clarify Flood Map
• Dingell Promises to Continue to Deliver for Burgeoning Electric Battery Industry, Michigan Workers
• LCC officials saying little about concerns over aviation program
• College student abuse of Bridge Card welfare: Fact or myth?
• Schneider: Foreclosure notice shocks Holt family
• Granholm to Nation's Top Lenders: Suspend Michigan Foreclosures
• Granholm Begins Jobs Investment Mission with Speech to Business Leaders, Company Meeting
• Dingell, Levin Urge FEMA to Clarify Flood Map
• Levin, Stabenow Announce $6 Million for Affordable Housing Development in Michigan
• The East Lansing Film Festival returns
• Adams at top of his game
• Hey Joe! Live chat, Michigan State vs. Illinois
• Canady gets nod for Ingham bench spot
• Facts Contradict Administration Claim on Cause of Today’s 9.6% Unemployment Rate
• MSU focus needs to be on Illinois ... not gloating over beating U-M
• Camp Presents Number of Medals to Family of World War II Veteran in Mt. Pleasant
• Schauer, Walberg spar in 7th District debate
• Restructuring at Eastern High includes 2 extra class hours
• Bernero seeks to revive manufacturing
• Rottweiler survives botched euthanasia attempt
• Levin pushes for more meaningful fuel-economy improvements
• Man dies in Dansville crash
• Levin Urges UN to Reconsider Award Named for Equitorial Guinea’s President Obiang
• PETERS ON COURT ORDER TO HALT 'DON'T ASK DON'T TELL' POLICY
• Statements from families of victims, survivors of fatal U.S. 23 crash
• Fall fun: Celebrate the season with more than 100 events
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• Lansing Market Place near City Market could survive
• Townships advised to adopt police fund
• Haunted History: A Spooky Walk Through Time
• Granholm to Embark on Investment Mission to France, Sweden
• Granholm Says State is Fostering Rich Entrepreneurial Culture That is Planting Seeds for a Diversified Economy, Job Creation
• Miller: EPA Announces One-Year Extension for Dairy Producers
• Miller: First Responder Briefing Held to Coordinate Efforts Before a Potential Disaster
• Latest Edition of Jihadist Magazine Shows More of the Same
• Guide to fall fun in Lansing: corn mazes, pumpkin patches and more
• Okemos grad who survived U. S. 23 crash in fair condition
• Sen. Levin Statement on the Departure of National Security Advisor General James Jones
• PETERS' SMALL BUSINESS PLAN WILL BRING $790 MILLION IN PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT TO MICHIGAN
• Fall fun: Celebrate the season with more than 100 events
• East Lansing mourns loss of 3 family members
• Potter Park Zoo millage is an easy call
• U.S. 23 crash: Tragedy touches many in Okemos (w/video)
• Pilot listed critical after plane crashes in Livingston Co. (w/photos and video)
• While the Administration Hails the “Accomplishments” of their Stimulus Plan, the Nation’s Unemployment Rate Remains Stuck above 9% for the 17th Straight Month
• Governor Granholm Signs Final Pieces of Fiscal Year 2011 Budget
• Photos: East Lansing High School mourns
• Granholm Calls for Increase in Pure Michigan Funding Due to Higher Than Projected Revenues
• Michigan to install barriers in U.S. 23 median where fatal accident occurred
• Eaton County commissioner pleads guilty in drunk driving case
• Vigil tonight for East Lansing football player killed in crash
• Three Okemos graduates killed in accident identified
• 5 from Okemos, Williamston, East Lansing killed in 2 wrecks
• Schauer to Host Military Academy Expos Today in Lansing, Battle Creek
• Photo gallery: It's a Breast Thing 2010
• Mapping Michigan's Recovery
• MSU football: Cousins first Spartan QB to beat U-M twice in 43 years
• Fall fun guide
• Approve tax incentives; nix PLA mandate
• Dingell Announces Funds for New Transit Center for Ann Arbor
• Lansing council doesn't approve tax incentives for projects
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• Fall fun: Celebrate the season with more than 100 events
• Heads of State: Spartan football delivers punishing win against Michigan
• Lansing schools need money for repairs
• Live: Michigan gubernatorial debate, Bernero and Snyder
• 5 dead, 4 injured in crash on US-23 south of Brighton
• Photo: Dantonio enters the Big House
• Spartans roll past Wolverines (w/video)
• Winner of art prize goes back to teaching
• Four people charged in 2005 fatal arson near Flint
• Northbound U.S. 127 reopened
• Court conservatives knock Davis in bad ankle case
• Ready, set ... watch
• Meridian Township's Legg Park: Budget snag for 2011?
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• MSU football: Hustle and throw
• Millage is investment for Eaton County
• Fans can gather at Sparty statue today as team leaves for Ann Arbor
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football schedule
• Weekend Riff: Elderly Instruments Hosts Free In-Stor
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $18 Million in Loans for Michigan Small Businesses
• Granholm, Michigan Film Office Advisory Council Discuss Impact of Film Incentives
• Sen. Levin and Colleagues Urge Lenders to Halt Foreclosure Proceedings
• Governor Granholm and U.S. Treasury Announce Funding for Michigan to Support $792 million in Small Business Lending, Create New Jobs
• Miller: It is Time to Provide Certainty to Job Creators as the Economy Continues to Shed Jobs
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, October 12 for Marine Sergeant Anthony D. Matteoni of Kalamazoo
• Stabenow: Eastern Market Receives $100,000 to Promote Michigan-Grown Food Choices
• Granholm Says Greenville Spurred Plan to Build New Michigan Economy
• Stabenow Reinsurance Program to Help 45 Additional Michigan Businesses and Organizations Save Money, Cover Early Retirees
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Stabenow , Levin Announce More Than $589,000 Grant for Homeless Veterans in Northern Michigan
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU vs. U-M
• Stabenow Conservation Initiative to Provide Greater Land Access to Hunters
• East Lansing star hones skills in tennis, hockey
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Over $10 Million for Michigan Public Transportation Projects
• MSU football Point/Counterpoint
• Stabenow School-Based Health Center Program to Make $100 Million Available to Michigan Schools
• Efficiency isn't prime goal for recalls
• Stabenow Meets with Grand Rapids Business Leaders and Owners to Discuss the Benefits of the Small Business Jobs Act
• Stabenow Visits Hoffman’s Deco Deli and Café in Flint to Discuss the Benefits of the Small Business Jobs Act
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $18 Million in Loans for Michigan Small Businesses
• Stabenow, Huntington, Michigan Manufacturers Association Visit Brown Jig Grinding in Wixom to Discuss the Benefits of the Small Business Jobs Act
• Crude oil pipeline restarted; not source of spill
• Dingell New Funds Will Give Michigan Small Businesses the Opportunity to Expand
• Bernero trying to fire up Democratic base
• Stabenow Welcomes Bank of America Announcement on Suspension of Foreclosures
• Granholm Celebrates Partnership with General Motors Resulting in New Jobs, Investment in Michigan
• Senate Armed Services Committee Releases Report on the Role and Oversight of DoD’s Private Security Contractors in Afghanistan
• <STRONG>Rogers Gives Speech on Domestic Intelligence Reform<BR></STRONG>
• PETERS ON NEW PRODUCTION AT GENERAL MOTORS ORION ASSEMBLY PLANT
• CMS Data Shows 30 Percent of Seniors Enrolled in Medicare Advantage Plans to Lose Coverage
• Lansing woman guilty of abusing 4-year-old foster child
• Bernero slams Wall Street; Snyder backs funding Pure Michigan ads
• Bernero shocks Economic Club by blasting banks over foreclosures
• Marching bands invade Grand Ledge for exhibition
• Schauer Comments on IFPTI Exceeding 2010 Training Goal
• Okemos High School hosts Parkinson's fund-raiser
• Submit your photos: Spartan fan spirit
• Archive Photos: Michigan State vs. Michigan
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Photos: AP photos of the day, Wednesday
• This time, MSU-U-M game bigger for Wolverines
• Lansing police officer guilty of misusing background check system
• Photos: GM Lansing Delta plant tour
• Council can sign off on Armory project
• BHK Child Development Board Designated as Head Start Center of Excellence in America
• Lansing police officer testifies in her own defense
• Williamston man convicted on charges he ran charitable fundraising scam
• Conyers and Kilpatrick Demand Lenders Extend Housing Foreclosure Moratorium to Michigan; No More Foreclosures Until Fraudulent Paperwork is Resolved
• Debate rages over Lansing armory project
• A fan's etiquette guide to the MSU-Michigan game
• MSU football: Second in command
• Lansing woman accused of abusing foster child: 'I don't know what happened'
• Meridian Township's recycle-reuse event set for Saturday
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Submit your photos: Spartan fan spirit
• Going to the game? Here are MSU vs. U-M tailgating tips
• Keep competition on Straits of Mackinac
• Detroit political consultant gets 37 months in public corruption scandal
• Upton Honored as Champion of Small Business
• Miller: Enbridge to Replace Entire Pipeline Under St. Clair River in Early 2011
• Dingell Calls on International Trade Commission to Protect Domestic Furniture Makers
• Make your own Sparty mask
• For tailgating at Michigan State-Michigan game, plan to arrive early
• Dantonio back for Michigan game
• Sister of alleged Lansing child abuse victim testifies
• Governor Granholm, Business Leaders Underscore Small Business Financing to Grow Economy, Create New Jobs
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Over $10 Million for Michigan Public Transportation Projects
• East Lansing, Haslett, Okemos high school bands to be in big exhibition Oct. 6
• Bridge to Okemos gets lane back; access to Park Lake Rd.
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Melot: Candidates paint state into corner
• East Lansing police chief accepts job in Texas
• Bridge Cards shouldn't work in casinos
• Grand Rapids man on trial in death of 2-year-old, body was never found
• Carson City-Crystal grad killed in Afghanistan
• Granholm: Innovative Supplier Diversification Fund Helping Michigan Small Businesses Grow, Create Jobs
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $589,000 for Homeless Veterans in Northern Michigan
• THE DAILY CALLER: Restoring the oversight our Founding Fathers intended
• Miller: Support Macedonia's Membership of NATO
• Child abuse trial underway for Lansing foster mother
• Medical authorities try to understand prayer's healing power
• MSU football: Spartans shift focus to Ann Arbor
• Old concrete crushed, reused to extend life of Interstate 96 by up to 50 years
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Talent: Attracting, growing and retaining
• Mapping Michigan's Recovery
• Congressional campaign contributions
• Lansing still moving under mayor's team
• U.S. Trade Ambassador: U.S. Committed to Expanding U.S. Exports of Asian Carp --Applauds Camp for 'Creative, Market-Based' Solution
• Southbound lanes of Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. in Lansing reopen
• GEAR UP Program Helping Thousands of Students Prepare for Postsecondary Education
• Governor Granholm Signs State Employee Retirement Act; Legislation Helps Address Structural Deficit
• Granholm Says Stem Cell Science Holds Promise of Lifesaving Treatments
• Fall fun events
• Mapping Michigan's Recovery
• Lansing Council votes to call back retired worker
• Gubernatorial foes see clearly on cities
• MSU football: Big step forward
• MSU football: Dantonio's status for Michigan game uncertain
• Governor Granholm Says Dow-Tata Alliance will Create Up to 500 New Jobs
• Granholm Says Family Resource Centers are Critical to Helping Children and Families Succeed
• Governor Granholm Signs Additional Budgets to Spur Economic Development, Protect Children, Health Ca
• To The Point
• MSU football: Spartans, Badgers have running trios to defend
• Delta fares in Lansing get some price cuts
• Power outage reported in South Lansing
• Spartans knock off No. 11 Wisconsin, 34-24
• Former Detroit superintendent sues district alleging harassment
• MSU football coach Dantonio hospitalized with blood clot
• Talkin' Spartans: MSU vs. Wisconsin
• High school football: Comets do it with defense
• Fall fun events
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football schedule
• Granholm Says Stem Cell Science Holds Promise of Lifesaving Treatments
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Over $5.5 Million for Construction in Rural Communities
• President Fails to Sign Democrats' FY'10 Intelligence Bill Before Fiscal Year Expires
• Levin, Stabenow: $11.2 Million Coming to Keep Cops on the Beat
• Levin, Stabenow, Dingell Announce $9.48 Million Grant for New University of Michigan Engineering Fac
• Meridian Mall's Anselmo Gallery will celebrate with open house Saturday
• Stabenow Statement Following House Passage of Currency Legislation
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Stabenow: Eastern Market, Local Farmers Reap Benefits of New Farm Bill Title
• Cox blasted for refusing to fire staffer who runs critical blog
• Stabenow: West Michigan Producers Reap Benefits of New Farm Bill Title
• Cities, towns thrilled to see no cuts in revenue sharing in Michiigan state budget
• Stabenow: Genesee, Great Lakes Bay, and Thumb-Area Farmers Reap Benefits of New Farm Bill Title
• Next guv needs to get handle on DNRE
• Stabenow: Northern Michigan Producers Reap Benefits of New Farm Bill Title
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Appoints Four New Members To Board of Directors
• Stabenow Statement on Administration’s Fuel Efficiency Announcement
• Lowe's helps spruce up Lansing Southside Community Coalition building
• Gay student: Assistant AG harassed him for 5 months
• Rogers: Bill Targets Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Camp Supports Bill Sending Signal Against China's Undervaluing Its Currency
• Lansing-area death notices
• High school tennis: East Lansing wins CAAC Blue
• The dish: Breakfast joints in Lansing
• SMALL BUSINESS LENDING PACKAGE NEARS SENATE VOTE
• Schneider: Wife, 85, fears she may have started fire with oven
• PETERS' SMALL BUSINESS LENDING PLAN CLEARS SENATE, HEADS TO HOUSE
• Remember, council is a part-time body
• PETERS WELCOMES AXLETECH WORLD HEADQUARTS TO TROY
• Lunch with a Purpose connects volunteers across mid-Michigan
• PETERS' SMALL BUSINESS PLAN PASSES FINAL VOTE
• Morning blaze in DeWitt Township claims life of 85-year-old man
• OAKLAND COUNTY BUSINESSES WELCOME NEW LENDING PROGRAM
• PETERS: 'TRADING PARTNERS MUST PLAY BY THE RULES'
• House Passes Landmark China Currency Bill
• Kildee Speaks Out Against Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Democrats' One-Day Intelligence Bill Allows Gitmo Detainees into the U.S., Mirandizing of Forei
• National Security Organization Awards Hoekstra
• Dingell Statement in Support of Continuation of Direct Peace Talks Between the Israelis and Palestin
• Kildee: Senate Republicans' Vote Against Outsourcing Bill is a Vote Against American Workers
• Camp Expresses Concern Over Lack of Trade Agenda, Need for Action in Keynote Address to Annual Natio
• Michigan Children Thank Dingell at Lifetime Achievement Dinner
• Video: MSU football coach Dantonio back in the game
• Dingell Praises Job Creating Grant going to Brownstown Police
• Photo Gallery: Turner Road fatal fire
• Governor Granholm Signs Additional Budgets to Spur Economic Development, Protect Children, Health Ca
• Schauer Votes to Hold China Accountable for Manipulation of Currency
• GEAR UP Program Helping Thousands of Students Prepare for Postsecondary Education
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $450,000 for Oakland University’s Business Incubator in Sterling He
• Governor Granholm Signs State Employee Retirement Act; Legislation Helps Address Structural Deficit
• High school football: Blitz Picks Preview Show - Week 6
• Detroit sees rise in white residents after 60 years
• Governor Granholm Says Dow-Tata Alliance will Create Up to 500 New Jobs
• Granholm Says Family Resource Centers are Critical to Helping Children and Families Succeed
• Michigan #1 in Nation for Digital Government
• PETERS: 'TRADING PARTNERS MUST PLAY BY THE RULES'
• U.S. House Passes Schauer Pipeline Safety Bill
• Levin, Stabenow, Dingell Announce $9.48 Million Grant for New University of Michigan Engineering Fac
• Levin, Stabenow, Dingell Announce $9.48 Million Grant for New University of Michigan Engineering F
• Dingell on Currency Reform
• Flawed Democrat Intelligence Bill Allows Gitmo Detainees Entry to the U.S., Allows for the Mirandizi
• VIDEO: Camp Floor Statement In Advance of Vote on Chinese Currency Bill, "The Currency Reform F
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Lansing man found guilty in death of 17-year-old girl
• Video: MSU football coach Dantonio back in the game
• 1 lane of southbound I-69 near Potterville shut down
• Senate decides DRIC a bridge too far
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $13.3 Million to Train Michigan Primary Health Care Workers
• Michigan budget bill calls for 2.8 percent cut in state aid for universities
• NILES DAILY STAR: Worry that New Accounting Burden Could Cost Jobs
• Three-story farm house engulfed in flames; one person injured
• U.S. Representatives Seek Trade Enforcement Action and Resources to Address China's Unfair Trad
• Reflecting on STEM education
• TUNE IN: Live at 9:30, Camp, President's Debt Commission to Hear From Budget Experts as They Lo
• Governor Granholm Hails Signing of Small Business Jobs Act
• Volunteers needed to clean up neighborhoods after MSU game
• Levin, Stabenow Announce $1.2 Million Grant for Pontiac Schools
• Universities would take cut in Michigan budget plan
• Sauter: Parole decisions threaten public
• 10 local young professionals honored
• East Lansing's River Terrace Church to host Mom To Mom Founder today
• WSJM AM 1400: Upton Praises New Republican Pledge to America
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• WNDU 16: Congressman Upton Speaks about "Pledge to America"
• Melot: Legislature enhances inefficiencies
• SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE: Health Care Law Still Generating Debate
• Film incentive backers need great pitch
• U.S. Rep. Candice Miller: GOP 'Pledge' a product of what the people want
• 4 men bound over for trial in death of Lansing woman
• Prep: Grand Ledge and Perry hire boys basketball coaches
• Michigan leads nation in income loss, census says
• 200 students gather at Capitol to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• Governor Granholm Signs Budgets to Fund Education, Public Safety and Agriculture
• Governor Granholm Touts 21st Century Jobs Fund Program during Visit to Kalexsyn in Kalamazoo
• Granholm's Statement on U.S. House of Representatives' Approval of Small Business Jobs and
• OAKLAND COUNTY BUSINESSES WELCOME NEW LENDING PROGRAM
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, September 28, for Army Specialist Deangelo Snow of Saginaw
• Dingell Proud to be Honored as “Champion of Healthcare Innovation”
• Granholm Says Reforms Changing Health Care System for the Better
• Camp, Herger Question Administration’s Decision to Force Seniors Out of Their Medicare Prescri
• Governor Granholm Hails Collaborative Effort to Produce Ford's New Transit Connect Electric Van
• Governor Granholm Signs Budgets to Fund Education, Public Safety and Agriculture
• Governor Granholm Touts 21st Century Jobs Fund Program during Visit to Kalexsyn in Kalamazoo
• Granholm's Statement on U.S. House of Representatives' Approval of Small Business Jobs and
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, September 28, for Army Specialist Deangelo Snow of Saginaw
• Granholm Says Reforms Changing Health Care System for the Better
• Levin, Stabenow: Michigan Higher Education Institutions Awarded $5.2 Million for Plan to Grow Broadb
• Monday's letters to the editor
• POLITICO: Dems' Campaign to Silence Dissent
• East Lansing backyard project: Create an authentic Native American totem pole
• Photo Gallery: Capital City River Run
• Congressional campaign contributions
• Governor Granholm Hails Signing of Small Business Jobs Act
• Perfect hash made on Pure Michigan
• Levin Statement on Oil Spill Cleanup in Talmadge Creek and Kalamazoo River
• MSU football: Spartans creating turnovers
• Miller: Madame Speaker, Let's Hold an Up-or-Down Vote on Expiring Tax Cuts Now
• EPA Agrees to Add Ten Mile Drain to Superfund National Priorities List
• Lansing City Council to vote on new snow removal ordinance
• Charges dropped against 3 charged in death of Lansing woman
• MSU-Michigan will be a 3:30 start Oct. 9 on ABC
• MSU football: Without Dantonio Spartans roll on, 45-7
• Candidates have raked in big bucks
• Holt artist part of GR ArtPrize
• Emergent continues to quietly grow - and thrive
• Tether program has to grow in Ingham
• Notebook: Jones gets first interception, times two
• MSU Spartans win and roll past Bears without Dantonio, 45-7
• Charlotte hospital gets financing for expansion
• Video: Grand Ledge football team honors fallen military
• To The Point
• Records detail Lansing City Council attendance
• Bates is much more than just a punter for Spartans
• Kildee Votes for Small Business Tax Cuts, Closing Tax Loopholes that Help Ship Jobs Overseas
• Hoekstra Recognized by Small Business Advocacy Organization
• Camp Signs Letter Asking for Better Way Forward on Economic Recovery
• More than 1,700 customers without power in East Lansing
• State employee unions may sue to block retirement plan
• High school football: Young flock helping Fowler resume winning
• Schneider: Readers question DNRE's motives, honesty in antler case
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, September 28, for Army Specialist Deangelo Snow of Saginaw
• Granholm Says Reforms Changing Health Care System for the Better
• Dingell Praises Action on Currency Legislation
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Co-owner of Capital City Collectibles dies at 55
• Michigan man waives hearing on weapons charges
• Bernero's commitment to Lansing during governor run receives mixed marks
• East Lansing Islamic Center to host program on diversity
• As Dantonio recovers, No. 25 Spartans try for 4-0
• East Lansing's city manager wins award
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football scores
• Keep downtown improvements moving
• Chairman Levin's Opening Remarks at Markup of China Currency Legislation
• Ways and Means Passes China Currency Bill
• Kildee: Patient's Bill of Rights Goes into Effect Today
• House Approves Tax Relief and Enhanced Lending for Small Businesses
• Eggs Farmers Face Investigators After Latest Salmonella Outbreak
• House GOP Leaders Include Camp Policies in New “Pledge to America”
• Defenders of Wildlife Honor Dingell
• Lansing-area jobless rate dips to 10.1 percent
• New Health Care Regulations Help Michigan’s Health and Economic Well-Bein
• CareFree Dental Clinic helps needy; needs community's help
• Dingell Shows Strong Support for Schauer Pipeline Bill
• Mason-area man ticketed in connection with May collision with train
• Dingell Supports Tax Cuts and Increased Capital Access for Small Businesses
• Governor Granholm Signs Budgets to Fund Education, Public Safety and Agriculture
• MSU student, 3 others arraigned in Detroit computer thefts
• Schauer Responds to PHMSA's Approval of Enbridge Restart Plan
• Talkin' Spartans Show: Michigan State vs. Northern Colorado in East Lansing
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $395,000 for Firefighter Hiring at Ecorse Fire Department
• Granholm's Statement on U.S. House of Representatives' Approval of Small Business Jobs and
• Levin Statement on Release of Letter from the British Secretary of State for Defence Regarding Need
• Governor Granholm Touts 21st Century Jobs Fund Program during Visit to Kalexsyn in Kalamazoo
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Schauer testimony on Enbridge spill from today's Energy and Commerce hearing on pipeline safety
• Nuthouse isn't just for sports enthusiasts
• Levin Statement on House Passage of the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act
• Owosso indie rock band exudes positivity
• Upton Comments on Pipeline Safety
• Education message bounces off Capitol
• Kalamazoo Named One of America’s Best 100 Communities for Young People
• Photography project gives women battling cancer a chance to feel beautiful
• PETERS' SMALL BUSINESS PLAN PASSES FINAL VOTE
• Congresswoman Miller Presents A Pledge to America
• Upton: CD, DVD Drive a Chance to Give Back to Our Troops
• Chairmen Levin and Stark Laud Patient's Bill of Rights That Takes Effect Today
• Upton Applauds A Pledge to America
• St. Johns couple faces meth charges
• Volt enjoys broad array of incentives
• Levin Announces More Than $1.39 Million for Study on Climate Change Effects on the Great Lakes
• Levin Statement on Announcement of Restart Plan for Enbridge Pipeline
• Miller: Safely Dispose of Your Prescription & Over-the-Counter Medicines
• Dingell Urges China Not to Impose Technology Transfer Requirements for Market Access
• Records show high absenteeism by Yorko in Lansing City Council committees' sessions
• State employee retirement bill for Michigan budget stalls in House
• Dantonio released from hospital
• AP: Bernero, Snyder agree to debate in October
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday, September 24, for Senior Airman James A. Hansen of Athens
• Governor Granholm Hails Collaborative Effort to Produce Ford's New Transit Connect Electric Van
• Levin, Stabenow Announce Michigan Projects Included in Defense Appropriations Bill
• Green fall cleaning: A user's guide
• No state charges in Quran burning
• Ways and Means to Consider Amended China Currency Bill
• East Lansing's Glencairn neighborhood a star in home tour
• Camp, Ways and Means Republicans, NTU Highlight 300+ Economists’ Call for Extension of All Cur
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Melot: School board isn't reserved for parents
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Join Me Tonight for an Online Townhall
• Lansing weighs ice rink, redesigned crossway
• Medicare Advantage Working Better for Seniors
• Hey lawmakers, the roads need work
• Committee Leaders Respond to 2011 Medicare Advantage and Part D Report
• Conyers Thanks the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for Supporting the Dearborn Board of Ed
• Dingell Announces Award to Create 531 Jobs in Taylor
• Michigan tax amnesty proposal passes state House
• Dantonio released from hospital
• Quran burning in Lansing won't result in charges, prosecutor says
• Pipeline fix can't come soon enough
• Michigan has lost nearly 116,000 jobs since February 2009, 49 out of 50 States Have Lost Jobs Since
• Emergent Biosolutions continues to grow in Lansing
• Lansing council passes medical marijuana ordinance
• MSU football player, Dion Sims, accused of stealing laptops
• Lansing councilwoman misses 27 of 33 committee meetings
• Levin, Stabenow Announce Nearly $600,000 for Upper Peninsula Green Aviation Coalition
• East Lansing Art Festival issues its annual call for artists
• State targets alcoholic energy drinks
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments to Child Support Leadership Council
• Latest Addition to Michigan's Growing Advanced Battery Industry
• Schauer Responds to PHMSA's Amended Corrective Action Order to Enbridge
• Statement of Sen. Levin Regarding Non-Relevant Amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act
• Lansing Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Michigan Receives $1.4M to Enhance Competitiveness of Specialty Crops
• Trumka/Gaffney: 'Profits over people' has cost almost all Americans
• Second suspect in Lansing double-homicide waives extradition
• Martel: Prosecutors hypocritical on prison terms
• Bernero-Snyder debates may never happen
• Wharton Center wants to " Catch A Rising Star"
• Florida man who met Michigan girl on MySpace faces sex charges
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Conyers Thanks the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for Supporting the Dearborn Board of Ed
• Voters could use candidate face time
• PETERS WELCOMES AXLETECH WORLD HEADQUARTS TO TROY
• Waxman, Dingell, Pallone & Stupak Open Discussion on Potentially Historic Changes in Drug Safety
• ICYMI: Economists Agree: Extend Tax Cuts - For Everyone
• Bank president missing in Mount Clemens
• Lansing-area death notices
• Lansing man, 22, charged in double homicide
• Governor Granholm Announces 4,278 New Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Urges Stronger Action on Asian Carp
• Governor Granholm Highlights Michigan's Wind Manufacturing Leadership at Supplier Symposium
• Governor Granholm to Designate Phyllis Mellon Acting DTMB Director
• Granholm: State Helping Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs Create Jobs
• East Lansing Kellogg Center to host Katrina heroes today
• Hirten: LSJ board endorses to provide info
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Miller likes to be private Ryan in offseason
• Positive crime trends are challenge, too
• Hey Joe! Blog: MSU football coach Dantonio hospitalized
• MSU's shocking game winner over Notre Dame leaves fans stunned (w/video)
• Lansing man, 22, charged in 2 March killings
• MSU football coach's return uncertain following minor heart attack
• Governors Granholm and Kada Highlight 42-Year Partnership
• GM recalls 480 back to work in Tennessee
• Developer still hopes to revamp Knapp's
• UAL, Continental merger wins shareholders' approval
• Governors Granholm and Kada Highlight 42-Year Partnership
• Governor Granholm Announces 4,278 New Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Urges Stronger Action on Asian Carp
• Governor Granholm Highlights Michigan's Wind Manufacturing Leadership at Supplier Symposium
• Governor Granholm to Designate Phyllis Mellon Acting DTMB Director
• Granholm: State Helping Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs Create Jobs
• Suspect arraigned in Lansing double homicide
• $1 million found in car after Michigan police chase
• Live chat: MSU vs. Notre Dame football
• FAA investigating emergency landing of plane near Mason
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• To The Point
• Video: So what's driving Greater Lansing now?
• Police: Person who said he burned Quran in East Lansing incident turns self in
• Governor Granholm Highlights Michigan's Wind Manufacturing Leadership at Supplier Symposium
• Granholm: State Helping Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs Create Jobs
• Made in Michigan: Farmers market at Capitol showcases local produce
• Downpour floods streets, leads to record (w/photos)
• Anderson: Here's a school calendar to keep parents happy
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Community rises above provocation
• Merrill Technologies Named One of "100 Recovery Projects Changing America"
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football results
• Rogers: Anthrax Vaccine Contract Spurs Lansing Jobs
• Miller: $68 Million Awarded to U.S. Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command of Warren, MI
• Kildee Urges House Leadership to Stop Scheduled Cuts to Health Benefits for Delphi Retirees
• Schneider: Banned Book Week exposes folly of censorship
• Plane overshoots runway at Mason airport
• State needs leadership, not campus pranks
• Camp Statement Submitted for the Record: Hearing on China’s Exchange Rate Policy
• Twitter tweaks its site to become more visual
• Snyder lead in Michigan governor's race expands, poll shows
• Photo Gallery: Game of the Century, 1966 MSU vs. Notre Dame
• 'Alpha and Omega' a wolf tale with no bite
• Heavy rains cause flooding in some areas of Lansing (w/photos)
• Governor Granholm to Designate Phyllis Mellon Acting DTMB Director
• Schauer Fights Free Trade Agenda at Meeting of President's Export Council
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $2.5 Million for Fish and Wildlife Restoration Projects in Mich
• Statement of Senator Levin on GAO Report On the Joint Strike Fighter Alternate Engine Program
• Dingell Congratulates Levin for Hearing on Currency Manipulation, Urges Action to Preserve American
• Hoekstra Statement on Constitution Day
• Fighting to Preserve Medicare and Michigan Jobs, Dingell Discusses Competitive Bidding for Durable M
• Hoekstra: Report Provides Alternative View to Threat Posed by Shariah
• Dingell Voices Strong Support for Congressional Made in America Promise Act
• Dingell on Senate Passage of Small Business Bill
• Dingell Supports Crackdown on Corrupt Contractors
• The Targets of Washington Democrats’ Tax Hike – Small Businesses
• Meridian Township Board to review denial of dog grooming center
• Police: Person takes responsibility for E. Lansing Quran burning
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• PETERS' SMALL BUSINESS LENDING PLAN CLEARS SENATE, HEADS TO HOUSE
• Old Town BluesFest features plenty of homegrown talent
• Pipeline dent to be repaired
• Foltz: Road work perplexes driver
• Death of Adam Nevells - one year later: The family's perspective
• Miller Receives Commitment for Swift Action to Repair Dent Under St. Clair River
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Hoekstra Receives Award from National Christian Schools Association
• Council takes wrong turn on street name
• Ehlers, Rehberg, Boyd, Simpson, and Minnick Praise Passage of Resolution Honoring Backcountry
• Man, 48, arraigned on weapons charge after traffic stop near Webberville
• WHO cuts global estimate for maternal deaths
• Poll shows Snyder has widening lead over Bernero
• Miller: Unfortunate that Today's Hearing Will Hear Nothing From PHMSA Director
• Chairman Levin Opening Statement at Hearing on China’s Exchange Rate Policy
• Camp Urges China To Stop Undervaluing Currency, Hurting American Jobs
• Old Town BluesFest features plenty of homegrown talent
• Judge upholds conviction of MSU student convicted of assaulting Lansing couple
• Quran burning update: East Lansing offers $10,000 reward
• Enbridge pipeline hearing: Oil, not public safety, was priority
• Governor Granholm Urges Stronger Action on Asian Carp
• Congressman Schauer's opening remarks at Congressional hearing on the Enbridge oil spill
• Levin, Stabenow Announce Tens of Millions for Massive Expansions in Broadband Internet Access Acro
• Conyers Applauds funding for Woodward Light Rail
• Rep. Conyers: Help Our Community By Mailing Your Census Form Back Today
• Out of Afghanistan Caucus
• What Does the New Health Care Law Mean for You and Your Family?
• Levin Statement on GM’s Proposed Initial Public Offering
• Conyers Introduces Legislation to Authorize Long-Term Funding for the Rebuilding of Haiti
• Conyers Applauds General Motors for Repaying its Government Loan Ahead of Schedule and for Investing
• Conyers, Kucinich, and Sanders Renew Call for National Single Payer on Medicare?s Birthday
• Nuclear Summit Presents Historic Opportunity
• Levin Statement on Departure of U.S. Combat Troops from Iraq
• Conyers Votes to Keep Michigan Teachers in the Classroom and Firefighters, Police Officers, and Nurs
• Conyers: On 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, We Must Continue to Fight for Environmental Protections
• Conyers Applauds funding for Woodward Light Rail
• Rep. Conyers: Help Our Community By Mailing Your Census Form Back Today
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $1.2 Million in NOAA Grants for Michigan
• Conyers Applauds Federal Grant Award for Dearborn Project Serving At-Risk Youth
• Conyers: Veterans Omnibus Bill Reaffirms Commitment to Veterans and their Families
• Conyers Introduces Legislation to Authorize Long-Term Funding for the Rebuilding of Haiti
• Conyers Applauds General Motors for Repaying its Government Loan Ahead of Schedule and for Investing
• Levin Statement on Private Security Contractors in Afghanistan
• Conyers: $7 Million Department of Energy Grant Will Expand Michigan?s Successful Weatherization Prog
• Reminder: Rebates Still Available for Purchase of Energy Efficient Appliances
• Conyers Votes to Keep Michigan Teachers in the Classroom and Firefighters, Police Officers, and Nurs
• Conyers: On 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, We Must Continue to Fight for Environmental Protections
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $67 Million in Consumer Technology Projects for Michigan
• Conyers Calls on Secretary Geithner to Stop Fannie Mae from Bringing Taxpayer Funded Lawsuits Agains
• Conyers, 15 Members Call for Open Meetings for the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and
• Conyers Applauds Federal Grant Award for Dearborn Project Serving At-Risk Youth
• Conyers: Veterans Omnibus Bill Reaffirms Commitment to Veterans and their Families
• Hate crime conference set for Thursday in Lansing
• Conyers Encourages Southwest Michigan Affordable Housing Advocates To Apply For HUD Grants.
• Conyers: Despite Positive Elements, Defense Authorization Continues Country Down Dangerous Path
• Conyers: $7 Million Department of Energy Grant Will Expand Michigan?s Successful Weatherization Prog
• Reminder: Rebates Still Available for Purchase of Energy Efficient Appliances
• Photo gallery: Charlotte National Guard sendoff
• Senators Introduce Legislation to Extend Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Cut Taxes for Businesses
• Conyers Returns Invitation to Mackinac Conference Due to Gingrich Keynote
• Conyers Calls on Secretary Geithner to Stop Fannie Mae from Bringing Taxpayer Funded Lawsuits Agains
• Conyers, 15 Members Call for Open Meetings for the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and
• Gun, ammo, "anti-governmental" material found during local traffic stop
• Levin, Stabenow: Senate Appropriators Fund More Than $28 Million for the Great Lakes
• Conyers Announces AmeriCorps Grant for Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, ACCES
• Conyers Encourages Southwest Michigan Affordable Housing Advocates To Apply For HUD Grants.
• Conyers: Despite Positive Elements, Defense Authorization Continues Country Down Dangerous Path
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $650,000 for University of Michigan’s School of Public Health
• Levin, Stabenow Announce More Than $42 Million for Broadband Projects
• Conyers Encourages Constituents to Use New Media
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Conyers Returns Invitation to Mackinac Conference Due to Gingrich Keynote
• Miller Receives 'Friend of the Farm Bureau' Award
• Statement of Senators Levin and McCain on Major General Lavelle’s Restoration of Rank
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting Grants for Michigan
• Melot: Cold, hard facts contrast political heat
• Conyers Announces AmeriCorps Grant for Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, ACCES
• Dingell Discusses SGR, Medical Malpractice at Cardiologists Legislative Conference
• Levin Statement on the Confirmation of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Conyers Announces Support of Nearly $4 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Michigan Jobs
• Fee for off-leash dog park makes sense
• Conyers Encourages Constituents to Use New Media
• Jeff Smith Field in East Lansing to be named in ceremony Oct. 1
• Levin Statement on the Death of Former Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska
• Progressives Issue Challenge to Conservatives on War Spending
• Too many students at Waverly forces schedules to change
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting Grants for Michigan
• Malcolm X ,Cesar Chavez get nods for Lansing street, plaza names
• Senators Stabenow, Levin Announce More than $49,000 for Alpena Fire Department
• Conyers Applauds President Obama For New Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan
• Police increase Islamic Center patrols after Quran burning
• Conyers Announces Support of Nearly $4 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Michigan Jobs
• Enbridge oil pipeline has pattern of defects, records show
• Sen. Carl Levin Statement on New ABA Anti-Money Laundering Guidance to Lawyers
• Out of Afghanistan Caucus
• What Does the New Health Care Law Mean for You and Your Family?
• Progressives Issue Challenge to Conservatives on War Spending
• Schneider: Maggots gone from coffee maker, McDonald's owner says
• Levin, Stabenow Question U.S. Department of Transportation on Enbridge Oil Spill in Talmadge Creek
• Conyers, Kucinich, and Sanders Renew Call for National Single Payer on Medicare?s Birthday
• Nuclear Summit Presents Historic Opportunity
• Conyers Applauds President Obama For New Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan
• Governor Granholm Announces 4,278 New Jobs for Michigan
• Photo Gallery: 2010 MTV Video Music Awards
• Reports: Muslims attack church in India over East Lansing Quran burning
• Eagle Owl Exhibit at Potter Park Zoo
• Lansing needs better snow ordinance
• Ingham County Medical Care Facility's new greenhouse raises spirits
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• SMALL BUSINESS LENDING PACKAGE NEARS SENATE VOTE
• Photo Gallery: MSU Fans at Ford Field
• Dingell Points to New Research That Shows Small Businesses, Workers Benefiting from Health Care Refo
• Dingell Hails Grand Opening of A123 Systems Battery Plant in Livonia
• Former police officer charged in '09 crash that killed cyclist, peace activist
• Database: Search FBI Crime Statistics, 2005-2009
• Governors Granholm and Kada Highlight 42-Year Partnership
• Camp: We Must do Everything Possible to Stop Job-Killing Tax Hikes
• Camp, Lewis, Ryan Urge Bipartisan Action on Cutting Spending, Preventing Job-Killing Tax Hikes
• Mason street study eyes growth
• Lansing to vote Malcolm X street renaming tonight
• Bernero urges TV stations to plan debates
• Burned Quran found outside East Lansing mosque
• Helicopters to aid battle against invasive plant in Lake Lansing
• Red Cedar Recreation Association looks for steady funding
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Golf course designer charts path of new challenges
• At least get state budget done on time
• Northbound U.S. 127 at Trowbridge reopens following accidents
• Schneider: Greed disguised as patriotism a loathsome scam
• Working to build the new economy
• Weekend events in the Lansing area
• GM chief's pay package worth $9M
• FAA rules would try to keep sleep-deprived pilots grounded
• Traffic lights now working at key Lansing intersections
• Automaker's new CEO Akerson to get $9M compensation
• Howell woman seriously injured in rollover accident on I-96
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' declared unconstitutional
• Governor Granholm Says 21st Century Jobs Fund Helping to Diversify Economy, Create Jobs
• Schauer Comments on Enbridge Spill in Illinois
• Former Deluxe inn serves as training site for Lansing-area firefighters
• Upton Looks For Democrats To Help Block White House Move
• New service makes sure no one forgets at MSU
• We Will Never Forget - Upton Commemorates 9th Anniversary of September 11th
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Camp Statement Commemorating 9/11 Anniversary
• Talkin' Spartans: Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic, Sept. 11
• Michigan panel suspends license of ex-Kilpatrick attorney
• Green & white without black & blue
• Wife of Grand Rapids gospel star Marvin Sapp dies of cancer
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football results
• Congressman Fred Upton Supports Closing Shipping Locks to Stop Asian Carp
• Miller Statement on the Ninth Anniversary of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks
• Department of Housing and Urban Development Awards Grant to Help Michigan Address Abandoned and Fore
• Dingell Visits Cybernet Systems, Voices Continued Support for Employee Stock Ownership Programs
• Congressman Mike Rogers Statement on General Motors
• WILX : Healthcare Reform Passes: How Will it Impact MI?
• Royal Oak Township Library to Gain New Computing Stations
• Stabenow : Senate Passes Critical Funding to Support Michigan Families, Small Businesses
• STIMULUS WATCH: Early road aid leaves out neediest
• Schauer to Host "Home Runs for Heroes" Softball Tournament to Help Local Veterans
• Rogers: President Embraces Bad Health Care Bill
• Levin Lauds Senate Vote to Override GOP Filibuster of Legislation to Extend Unemployment Insurance B
• Stabenow Votes to Expand Services for Nation’s Veterans
• The Stunning Level of TARP Waste, Fraud & Abuse
• Stabenow Introduces Senate Resolution to Recognize a "Seniors Bill of Rights"
• Rogers: Families of Fallen Heroes Deserve Support
• $20 Million for Clean Energy Manufacturing Announced
• Stabenow, Levin Praise More Than $103 Million in Smart Grid Grants for Michigan
• Rogers: Obama is Right on ‘Cash for Clunkers’
• Stabenow Statement on President Obama’s Meeting on National Fuel-Economy Standards
• Exclusive: Jobs 'Saved or Created' in Congressional Districts That Don't Exist
• Congress must review pipeline dent
• Democrats' Health Care Law to Sharply Increase Premiums - By As Much as 20 Percent Next Year
• Rogers Recognizes MSU State News Centennial
• Stabenow: It’s Time to Hold Wall Street Banks Accountable and Stand Up for Middle-Class Famili
• Rogers Introduces American Health Care Solutions Act
• Miller: Instead of Opposing Arizona's Efforts, the Federal Government Should Secure the Border
• Dingell Praises 97 Michigan Employers Accepted to Early Retiree Reinsurance Program
• Rogers: Michigan Wants Success for President’s Plan
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $7 Million to Expand Nursing Research Center at Michigan State Un
• WLNS - State Unemployment Funds Drying Up
• Miller Statement on Border Security
• ‘Spirit of Enterprise’ Award Presented to Congressman Ehlers
• The Detroit News: MSU to become home to $550 million nuclear physics facility
• Stabenow Statement Following Senate Committee Hearing on Consumer Product Energy Efficiency
• The Washington Times - Agency funds Pelosi's mouse project
• COMMERCE SECRETARY LOCKE AND REP PETERS DISCUSS SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCES COMING TO OAKLAND COUNTY
• Kildee Announces $3.4 Million Grant for Bishop Airport
• Upton Bill to Take Politics Out of Spent Nuclear Fuel Management
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Millions in Funding for Health Care IT Expansion in Michigan
• Lawmakers lobby for GM to build car at Orion plant
• The Detroit News - Congress Must Stop Asian Carp
• Kildee Votes to Protect Americans from Wall Street Greed
• Stabenow: Japan Made Fair Decision to Allow American Automakers to Participate in its "Cash for
• Rogers: Honor the Intelligence Community
• Detroit Free Press - Quotes of the Day
• First Round of Employers Approved to Join Early Retiree Reinsurance Program
• Stabenow Champions Tax Cuts for Michigan Small Businesses in Senate Health Insurance Reform Bill
• COSTLY COUNTING: THE 2010 CENSUS
• SCHAUER: Pattern of Violations Against Enbridge Underscores Need for Caution in Reopening Line
• The Detroit News - No ground gained at health summit
• Levin Statement on Unemployment Insurance
• Stabenow: America Moves Closer to Health Insurance Reforms that Save Lives and Save Money
• New GI Bill offers help for post-9/11 veterans
• Stabenow Reaction to President Obama’s Oval Office Address
• Rogers: EPA ‘Cap and Trade’ Regulations Are Job Killers
• Michigan Awarded $3.7 Million for On-The-Job Training
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $88 Million in Critical Funding for Michigan and the Great Lakes
• Housing agencies faulted in audits to get $300M of stimulus
• Stabenow, Levin Join Colleagues in Calling for Authority for Army Corps to Prevent Spread of Asian C
• Rogers: Census Bureau Hiring Temporary Workers
• Miller: Bigger Government Spending and Higher Taxes Will Not Fix Our Economy
• Until You Beat Them, Eat Them: Camp Seeks to Reduce Asian Carp Population Through Increased Exports
• Rogers Introduces Legislation to Combat Counterfeit Drugs
• Stabenow Applauds Ford Profits Announcement
• Health Care Reform Chicago Style
• Miller: Time for Democrats to Stand Up and Affirm - You Either Support Common Sense Budget Cuts or Y
• Dingell on Medicare Fraud Case
• The Chicago Tribune: Michigan lawmakers react to Obama speech
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $461,000 for Michigan First Responders
• Lansing State Journal - Small businesses feel health care cost pinch
• Miller: Monitoring System to Provide Accurate Flow Rate in the Event of a Spill Disaster
• Committee Approves Peters and Ehlers' Bill to Protect Small Businesses
• MLive: Mich. State Univ. awarded nuclear physics facility
• Stabenow : Senate Passes Extension of Unemployment, COBRA Benefits through End of the Year
• Social Security spends $700,000 on Phoenix conference
• PETERS OPPOSES NEW OBAMA SPENDING PLAN, CALLS FOR QUICK ACTION ON BUSINESS TAX CUTS
• Kildee Joins President, Tribal Leaders for Signing of Tribal Law and Order Act
• Michigan Finally Gets a Day in Court in Effort to Protect Great Lakes from Asian Carp
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $460,000 for Michigan First Responders
• U.S. Lawmaker Says Obama Administration Ordered FBI to Read Rights to Detainees
• Michigan Delegation Members Want Izzo to Stay at MSU
• Kildee: New HealthCare.gov Site Will Help Put Americans in Charge of Their Health Coverage
• Stabenow, Levin: More Than $5.8 Million Coming for Clean Energy Jobs Training in Michigan
• $120,000 in federal stimulus money for Onondaga Lake cleanup to be used to print pamphlet
• The Detroit News - Dems push through health care reform in historic vote
• Oakland County Drug-Free Coalitions Win Grants
• Stabenow Announces 40 Michigan Students Nominated to Service Academies
• US to borrow 46 cents for every dollar spent
• "Home Runs for Heroes" Exceeds Goal to Help Local Veterans Purchase Transport Van
• Fox News - Auto Schadenfreude
• House Stands Up for Unemployed Americans, Approves Benefit Extension
• Stabenow Applauds Bi-Partisan U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission Report
• ABC News Reports On John Murtha's Pork Laden Airport
• Stabenow Urges President Obama to Work with Canadian Government to Review Safety of Canadian Wells,
• $500,000 for study of ants
• Levin, McDermott Introduce Bill to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Stabenow Urges Senate to Pass Legislation Providing Help for Michigan Seniors, Veterans, Persons wit
• Michigan spends $1.5 million for streetscrape improvement around casino
• Stabenow Applauds Ford Announcement to Create Clean Energy Jobs in Michigan
• Census Bureau to hire 1 million temporary workers
• Miller: We Do Not Need Another Failed Stimulus Program
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $200,000 Brownfield Grant for Lincoln Park
• Rogers: Great Lakes Legacy Act Approved Today
• Stabenow Applauds Kalamazoo Central High School, Winners of President Obama’s National Educati
• $80m in US funds for bike projects unspent in Mass.
• Michigan asks if Napolitano prepared for underwear bomber trial
• Secretary Chu Announces Michigan Center for U.S.-China Clean Energy Research
• Rogers: Omnibus Adds Billions More to Debt
• Stabenow Visits Atlas Tube in Plymouth
• NY Post - Stimulus funds go to sex study
• Miller: Playing Politics With An Unprecedented Level of Non-Defense Spending
• Special Olympics Bill Passes in U.S. House
• Lansing State Journal: BREAKING NEWS: MSU awarded $550M research facility
• Senate Approves Legislation to Help Michigan Small Businesses
• The Washington Post - CIA Assassin Program Was Nearing New Phase
• YouCut: A Chance to Help Us Cut Spending
• Kildee: $750,000 for Flint MTA Clears House
• Upton Echoes Calls for Bipartisan Effort to Immediately Cut Spending and Halt Looming Tax Hikes
• Senators Stabenow, Levin Announce Over $1 Million for Fire Safety
• Resolution: Are Terrorist Suspects Mirandized?
• GAO Finds $116M in Potential Fraud In Low-Income Energy Program
• Kildee Fights to Extend Unemployment Benefits for Michigan Workers Despite Senate Stalling
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $1 Million in Farm Bill Funding to Address Threats to Specialty C
• The Livington Daily - Officials: Livingston County residents confused by health care reform debate
• Chairman Levin Statement on Department of Commerce Announcement on CVD Cases
• Stabenow Proud to Cast 51st Vote to Pass Health Insurance Reform
• Dead Woman Gets Federal Stimulus Check
• Schauer to Host Public Forum on Enbridge Oil Spill and Pipeline Safety
• Rogers: President Needs to Scrap Health Bill, Start Over
• Chairman Levin Releases Draft of Domestic Manufacturing and Energy Jobs Act of 2010
• Stabenow Works to Increase Lending to Small Businesses in Michigan
• Rogers, Wasserman Schultz Bill Emphasizes Awareness, Education for Protecting Children from Injury,
• Stabenow Introduces Legislation to Cut Taxes for Businesses that Put People Back to Work, Extend Une
• Rogers: Navy SEALs Deserve Gratitude, Not Punishment
• "Extending Unemployment Benefits is an Emergency for the Community of the United States of Amer
• Stabenow Champions Senate Effort to Save Great Lakes Vessels
• Pennsylvania airport's radar system sits idle, unstaffed
• Stabenow Congratulates Michigan Small Business Owners
• Rogers: Seniors Can Choose Prescription Drug Plans
• Miller Statement on John Goss' Appointment as the Administration's Asian Carp Czar
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More than $1M for Energy Efficiency in Michigan
• Pawtucket using stimulus money for skateboard park
• Stabenow-Kerry Program to Lower Health Care Costs for Early Retirees and Businesses Moving Forward
• Rogers’ Health Care Video Passes 5 Million View Mark
• Michigan Members Question Napolitano on Handling of Abdulmutallab Trial
• Dingell Hosts Small Business Seminar to Promote Small Businesses Growth and Support Job Creation
• WHMI: Rogers: "Ready & Willing" To Work On Bipartisan Agenda
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $7 Million in Grants for Michigan Fire Fighters
• Rep. Mike Rogers’ Statement on Passing Sen. Kennedy
• Miller Statement on Independence Day
• Ehlers Statement on Discovery of Asian Carp Beyond Electric Barriers
• Rogers’ Mentoring Measure Adopted by House
• Stabenow Statement on Women Airforce Service Pilots' Congressional Gold Medal
• Recovery.org - $5,708,260 for PROCESS CHEESE
• In Case You Missed It: Lucas Praises Miller's Efforts in Protecting Dairy Producers
• Kildee, Public Officials Announce Opening of South Half of Kettering Gateway
• Upton Visits Southwest Michigan Aerospace Company
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $250,000 for Energy Reliability and Security Grants
• Fraudsters eye huge stimulus pie Companies will face extra requirements to prevent problems
• Rogers: China’s Currency Manipulation Steals U.S. Jobs
• Ed & Labor Committee Approves Kildee Amendment to Nutrition Bill Benefitting Indian Children
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $42 Million for Broadband Expansion in Michigan
• NPR Michigan Radio: GM Bankruptcy Reaction in Lansing
• The Detroit News - Health bill: Legislative cure or malpractice?
• Kildee Announces that "Donut Hole" Checks Are on Their Way to Tens of Thousands of Seniors
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $5 Million for Southeast Michigan Clean Energy Jobs Training
• Our view on the federal budget: Obama, Congress go AWOL on fiscal responsibility
• Schauer Criticizes Clean-Up for Use of Undocumented Workers
• Renew America - Rep. Rogers' video of Obamacare reaches nearly 7 million at YouTube
• Chairman Levin's Remarks at Event Commemorating Social Security's 75th Anniversary
• Stabenow Statement on White House Jobs Forum
• Rogers Monitors Swine Flu with Local, CDC Officials
• Stabenow, Levin: Senate Appropriators Fund More Than $28 Million for the Great Lakes
• Human Events - Gratitude, Not a Court Martial for the SEAL Three
• House Republicans Deny Unemployment Benefits to Millions of Americans
• New Bill Would Give Feds More Authority to Crack Down on Trade Practices That Undermine American Wor
• A Preliminary Analysis of the President’s Budget and an Update of CBO’s Budget and Econo
• Stabenow Welcomes First Lady Michelle Obama to Michigan
• GAO Says More Than 50,000 Jobs Claimed From Stimulus Projects That Have Spent No Money
• Levin Applauds Home Heating Assistance January 17, 2008
• Stabenow: CARS Program Success Continues, GM to Add Third Shift to Lansing Delta Township Plant
• Rogers: More Borrowing Won’t Solve Economic Woes
• Obama Administration Announces Proposal to Increase Lending to Small Businesses, Spur Job Creation
• Rogers: Taxing Doctors Hurts Michigan Citizens
• Miller: SHAP to Remain Open and Adding Additional Jobs
• Dingell Meets With Innovative Ann Arbor Company
• The American Chronicle: HARMAN RE-INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN, BICAMERAL BILL TO CONFRONT BIOTERRORISM THR
• Senator Stabenow Announces Funding for Great Lakes Restoration
• Boston Herald - Feds: Stimulus money sent to 4,000 cons
• Reform flood insurance or pull out of it
• Congressmen Introduce Resolution Honoring Backcountry Airstrips
• Rogers: SCHIP Bill Fails Poor Children
• Stabenow Statement Following Senate Committee Hearing on Energy Efficiency Programs
• Recovery.org - $1,562,568 for MOZZARELLA CHEESE
• Miller Statement on General Motor Possible Move Towards an Initial Public Offering
• Kildee Votes to Fund Teachers & First Responders, Close Tax Loopholes that Help Ship Jobs Over
• St. Joseph Hosts High Speed Rail Forum
• Stabenow Praises Chrysler Group LLC for Purchasing Sterling Heights Assembly Plant
• Some projects raise question: Where's the stimulus?
• Rogers’ Child Safety Program Adopted by House
• Kildee Announces Nearly $2.8 Million in Housing Grants for Genesee County
• Senator Stabenow, Congressman Camp Announce CARP ACT in Senate
• Livingston Daily: Champion Chevrolet remaining open
• Rogers Says CMS Report Reveals Health Law Flaws
• Kildee Announces Nearly $4.5 Million in Stimulus Funds to Assist Workers in Mid-Michigan
• Stabenow Applauds Opening of GM Battery Pack Production Plant in Brownstown Township
• Democrats Tied To Murtha's Airport
• Schauer comments on illegal Enbridge subcontractors arrested in Texas
• Michigan Messanger - Rogers and Congressional GOP reject earmarks
• Chairman Levin Introduces the Investing in American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Nearly $18 Million for Alpena Biorefinery Project
• Rogers’ Views on First 100 Days of Presidency
• Stabenow Introduces Legislation to Spur Demand for Electric Plug-In Vehicles
• Rogers: Gitmo Terrorists in U.S. Prisons Bad Gamble
• House Votes to Extend Deadline for Homebuyer's Tax Credit
• Sen. Stabenow Announces $24 Million Loan for Advanced Vehicle Technology
• Rogers: New Post 9/11 GI Bill Great Opportunity
• Stabenow Statement Following Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee Poisoning Efforts
• Recovery.gov Web site errors fuel criticisms by opponents of program
• Millions of Seniors to Receive Help Paying for Prescription Drugs
• Stabenow: Investigate Unfair Paper Imports from China and Indonesia
• Rogers: Secretive, Rushed Legislation Allows AIG Bonuses
• Stabenow Successfully Leads Effort in Senate to Transfer Land Back to City of Marquette
• Doctors protest tax plan; some fear it could force them out
• Miller: Provisions to Fight Against Asian Carp Passes House Transportation & Infrastructure Comm
• Dingell Applauds the Michigan Primary Care Association’s Back-to-School Enrollment Campaign
• The Detroit News: Autos help, carbon limits tied
• Stabenow Statement on the Retirement of Congressman Bart Stupak
• Livingston Daily - Kennedy's passing echoes in county; senator remembered for crossing aisle to
• Cost of holding terrorism trial in Detroit raises concerns
• Members of Congress Urge Obama to Act on Asian Carp Threat
• State News: Pushing the limits
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $800,000 for 15 Michigan Fire Departments
• Recovery.org - $351,807 to REPLACE AND UPGRADE THE DUMBWAITER
• Miller: National Flood Insurance Program is a Terrible Deal for Michigan
• Hoekstra Statement on Federal Judge Blocking Arizona’s Immigration Law
• Congressman Upton to Present Flag to 8th Grader
• Stabenow, Hatch, Schumer, Snowe, Brown Introduce Bipartisan American Job Creation and Investment Act
• Time Magazine:Stimulus Concession
• GAO Discovers Cost of Each DOE-Created ‘Stimulus’ Job: $194,213
• Kildee Secures $800,000 for Crim Foundation to Fight Obesity in Flint Schools
• Stabenow Praises GM for Commitment to Repay Government TARP Loans by June
• The Michigan Messenger: Capitol Rally Draws 1,000
• Rogers Named to National Security Solutions Group
• Kildee Congratulates Ron Gettelfinger on His Retirement
• Stabenow Introduces Resolution to Stop Japanese Discrimination Against U.S. Automakers
• FAA Approves Plan to Give Stimulus Funds to Airport Named After Murtha
• Schauer, Oberstar Call for Investigation into Enbridge Claims Practices
• Lansing State Journal - Rogers says he won't seek earmarked funds in 2010
• House Approves 'Make it in America' Agenda
• Senate Approves Stabenow Amendment to Protect Medicare Benefits in Health Insurance Reform Legislati
• Rogers: $3.6 Trillion Budget Threatens Michigan Jobs
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $42 Million for Broadband Projects
• Rogers: China must stop manipulating currency
• Employers, Unions, Local Govt May Begin Receiving Assistance to Cover Early Retirees
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $128M for Community Development
• Local officials and veterans tout new GI bill
• Stabenow Introduces Legislation to Help Make Homes More Energy Efficient
• The Washington Times - Report: Billions wasted in AIG bailout
• Congressional Staff Office Hours
• Stabenow, Levin: Senate Approves Millions in Critical Funding for Michigan in Interior and Environme
• The Detroit News: U.S. Treasury unveils $5 billion aid for auto suppliers
• Stabenow Meets with Rachael Ray to Promote Healthy Eating in Schools
• $1.5 Million in Stimulus Funds being Spent on Synchronizing Suburban Traffic Lights
• Miller: Memo Shows Administration Has Been Working Behind the Scenes to Provide a Back Door for Amne
• Dingell Praises Administration’s Plan for Strengthening Economic Recovery and Putting Americans Bac
• WHMI: Rogers Criticizes Obama's Cap & Trade Plan As "Job Killer"
• Stabenow: Overcoming Republican Obstruction, Senate Approves Extension of Unemployment, COBRA Benefi
• CBS NEWS - Unplugged Exclusive: Stimulus Funds for School Supplies Misused
• Low-risk Mich. pays high cost for flood insurance
• Ehlers Recognized by Librarians
• MLive: Six local students nominated for military academies
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $429 Million in Education Funding for Michigan
• Recovery.org - $2,531,600 for HAM, WATER ADDED, COOKED, FROZEN, SLICED, 2-LB
• Miller: Asian Carp Found Upstream of Electronic Barriers - Now Just Miles from Lake Michigan
• Hoekstra Requests House Action on Sleeping Bear Dunes Plan
• The Oakland Press - GM Testing Fuel Cell Vehicle
• Stabenow: Senate Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Create Michigan Jobs
• Stimulus program fraught with waste, report says
• $2 Million to Hire Goats (not people) and Fight Weeds?
• Kildee Secures $700,000 for Hamilton Dam
• Stabenow Reaction to President Obama’s State of the Union Address to Congress
• Vice-President Biden Admits: "People Are Being Scammed Already" on Dems' Stimulus
• Kildee: Michigan to See Surge in Stimulus Projects this Summer
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Two Michigan Students Selected for U.S. Senate Youth Program
• Livingston Press and Argus: Rogers bill would prohibit sending auto jobs overseas
• Schauer: Grant Will Help Improve Student Achievement at Adrian Schools
• Livingston Daily - Rogers says he won't propose earmarks in '10
• Obama Administration Strengthens Enforcement of Trade Agreements
• Senator Stabenow, Congressman Peters Announce Legislation to Support the Development of Advanced Tec
• WILX TV: Chrysler's Impact On GM
• Stabenow Congratulates Grand Rapids Woman for Receiving Citizens Medal
• Rogers’ Measure Would Restore INTERPOL Limitations
• Republican Leader Boehner Proposes to Undermine Social Security Benefits
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Millions in Critical Funding for Michigan and Great Lakes in Interior and E
• Rogers: Washington Wastes Too Much Taxpayer Money
• House Approves Bipartisan Stabenow-Peters Provision to Create American Jobs and Promote Investment
• Wall Street Journal - Number of Stimulus Jobs Created Called Into Question
• House Approves Tax Relief for Small Businesses
• Stabenow, Levin: Senate Approves More Than $48 Million in Critical Funding for Michigan
• WHMI: Rogers Votes For Special Tax While Assailling AIG Bonuses
• Stabenow Announce Grant for New Furnace at Pelkie Elementary School in Baraga Township
• Health Care Reform Update
• Miller: Pipeline in Michigan oil spill has other weak spots
• Dingell: University of Michigan has been awarded more than $272 million Recovery dollars, directly c
• Rogers’ Bipartisan Bill Protects Against Bioterrorism
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $10.6 Million for Brownfield Projects Across Michigan
• America Needs a New Plan, Mr. President
• Miller Commends U.S. & Canada Cross-Border Security Collaboration
• West Michigan Graduates Appointed to U.S. Service Academies
• WHMI 93.5: Local Residents Heading To Obama Inauguration
• Stabenow Applauds Announcement of Holland Battery Plant
• Lansing State Journal - Agreeing to disagree with Rogers
• Miller: Congress Needs to Make Common Sense Cuts in Spending
• Michigan Members Question Napolitano on Handling of Abdulmutallab Trial
• USA Today - Olympic Visitors' Data at Risk
• Stabenow Opening Statement on Asian Carp Subcommittee Hearing
• Rogers: War Funds Bill Actually Bailout for IMF
• Stimulus money is going toward iPods for high school students in Utah
• Kildee Secures More Than $4 Million for Saginaw River Dredging
• President Obama’s FY 2011 Budget Includes Expansion of Stabenow Clean Energy Manufacturing Tax
• Rogers: Bill Supports Families of FBI Agents
• Poll: Most Americans think the stimulus didn't help
• Kildee: We Must Protect Our Great Lakes from the Threat of Asian Carp
• Stabenow Praises President Obama’s Announcement of Clean Energy Manufacturing Tax Credits for
• Rogers: Plan Must Not Drive Auto Jobs Overseas
• Take a break from campus bars, head west to downtown Lansing
• Rogers: Students Appointed to Military Academies
• Levin: "Auto Investment is Paying Off"
• Stabenow Statement on President Obama’s Speech Regarding Job Creation
• Livingston Press & Argus: Local suppliers, politicians react to Chrysler news
• Stabenow Congratulates New Members of Manufacturing Council
• EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI: How to Help
• House Approves Landmark Wall Street Reform
• Stabenow Co-Sponsors Legislation to Protect Consumers from Unfair Credit Card Company Practices
• Dep't of Agriculture IG flames RUS broadband stimulus program
• Stabenow Holds Roundtable with Local Business Owners, Students at Northern Michigan University
• The Detroit News - Editorial: Stimulus aid isn't creating jobs
• Chairman Levin's Opening Statement at Hearing on China's Trade Policies
• Stabenow Leads Effort to Improve Health Insurance for All Michigan Families
• Agency dials up bash for 211 line
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $2 Million for Michigan First Responders
• Rogers: Stimulus Creates Less Than One Job in 8th
• Miller: Investigate the Stability of Entire Enbridge Line 6B
• 48 Out of 50 States Have Lost Jobs since Democrats’ Stimulus Law
• CNN MONEY: House Panel Votes To Give FDA Power To Oversee Tobacco
• Levin, Stabenow, Upton Express Concerns with Proposed Kalamazoo River Superfund Settlement
• Rogers’ Measure Helped Speed Swine Flu Vaccine
• Editorial: Who's gonna pay?
• Ehlers Resolution Honors Achievements of Aerospace Industry
• Ann Arbor News: Locals to witness history at Obama inaugural
• Stabenow Appointed to President Obama’s Export Council
• The Livingston Press and Argus - Rogers eyes alternatives on health fix
• Miller Statement on Passage of the Doc Fix
• Arizona's Altered Immigration Law Takes Effect, State Heads Back to Court
• The Oakland Press - Protect Our Lakes, Protect Our Future
• Stabenow: Bipartisan White House Health Care Summit Opportunity to Move Health Insurance Reform Forw
• Stimulus Bill Bravado
• HISTORIC WALL STREET REFORM NOW LAW
• Kildee Calls on Obama to Fix Flawed Korea Free Trade Agreement
• Stabenow Statement on Black History Month
• Dems Slow-Walk Troop Funding Over $108 Billion Global Bailout Scheme
• The Livingston Daily - Rogers: U.S. needs more power to foil terrorists
• Kildee Praises Passage of Disclose Act as Victory for American Voters
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $260 Million in New Clean Energy Manufacturing Tax Credits
• Rogers: Speaker’s Accusation of CIA ‘Exceptional’
• High school football: Blitz Picks Preview Show - Week 3
• WHMI - Rogers: Health Care Reformers "Lying, Cheating & Stealing
• House Takes Action on Offshore Drilling
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $11.5 Million in New Funding for Community Health Centers
• Rep. Rogers: Chrysler Bankruptcy and Fiat Merger Announcement ‘Bad Day That Could’ve bee
• Stabenow: Senate Passes Bill to Give More Children Healthy Meals at School
• CNN - On YouTube, Congressional Republicans dominate Democrats
• House Passes Extension of Unemployment Benefits for Millions of Americans
• Stabenow Leads Effort to Extend Unemployment Insurance in Michigan
• Senator's husband cashes in on crisis
• Stabenow Statement on the Passing of Lucile Belen
• USA Today - Feds target misuse of stimulus cash
• House Approves Lending Tools to Bolster Small Businesses
• Stabenow Closing Statement on Finance Committee Health Care Bill
• Obama's budget adds up to more burdens for Michigan
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $1 Million for Great Lakes Observing System
• Rogers Discusses Health Reform with Channel 10 in Lansing
• Miller: Oil spill calls for action
• How the Democrats’ Year-end Tax Hike Will Affect Small Businesses: DEMOCRATS’ TICKING TA
• $578,661 for Union homeless questioned
• Stabenow Announces Grants to Bergland Township and Onaway
• Rogers: Abandoning Defense Shield Endangers US, Allies
• Miller: Michigan Property Owners Have Become the NFIP's Personal ATM Machine
• Energy Department To Offer Loan Guarantees for Green Energy Projects
• Rogers Nominates 24 Students to Military Academies
• Stabenow, Colleagues Announce Bipartisan Legislation to Stop Countries Like China from Cheating and
• Lansing State Journal - Rogers takes aim at health care reform
• Harrison Township Student Wins Congressional Art Competition
• Hoekstra Statement on Eastern Michigan Student’s Expulsion over Christian Beliefs
• Congresman Mike Rogers on Fox with Neil Cavuto discussing ways to bring energy prices down
• Stabenow: Lone Republican Senator Blocks Extension of Unemployment, COBRA Benefits
• Recovery's Missing Ingredient: New Jobs
• HOUSE PASSES PETERS' LEGISLATION TO STOP ANIMAL TORTURE
• Kildee Announces Nearly $900,000 for Bay City Fire Department
• Stabenow: Japan’s Cash for Clunkers Program Excludes Too Many American Vehicles
• Wasteful spending has no defense now
• The Detroit News - NYC bomb suspect charged
• Kildee and Miller Respond to NAEP Report Showing Disappointing Progress in Indian Student Achievemen
• Stabenow: Ford Announcement Critical to Help Michigan Win Race to Create Clean Energy Manufacturing
• Dead People Get Stimulus Checks
• Replay Hey Joe! Live chat, MSU Football
• Livingston Daily - Lawmakers sound off on health legislation
• Chairman Levin Statement on Medicare and Social Security Trustees Reports
• Stabenow: Japanese Cash for Clunkers Program Discriminates Against U.S. Automakers
• Tracking How Stimulus Dollars Are Tracked
• Stabenow Statement After GM Files Proposed Initial Public Offering
• CNN Poll: 3 of 4 Americans say much of stimulus money wasted
• Macomb County to Receive $660,000 for Emergency Food and Shelter Assistance
• Stabenow, Levin: Senate Approves $5 Million in Critical Funding for Michigan
• Thompson’s College Scores
• Stabenow Urges Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig to Call Galarraga’s Performance a
• Rogers Wants Probe of Reports Climate Data Altered
• Congressional Staff Office Hours Week of June 21
• Stabenow Announces $1.2 Million in Specialty Crop Grants
• Special to The Oakland Press- Rogers: Little Help for Michigan in President’s Budget
• Stabenow Applauds GM Profits Announcement
• Rogers: Democrats Admit Health Bill Will Ration Care
• Miller Statement on the $26 billion Education Jobs and Medicaid Assistance Act
• ANALYSIS: 1 in 5 Seniors Could be Forced Out of Their Medicare Prescription Drug Plan
• Rogers: Conyers Bill Well Intended, Misses Mark
• Stabenow Praises GM for Repaying Government TARP Loans
• Millions go to signs flagging stimulus projects
• Miller: $487,004 in Homeland Security Grants Awarded to Macomb, St. Clair, Sanilac and Huron
• A High-Speed Connection to Economic Growth
• Rogers: Obama Orders ‘Cruel Blow to MI Workers’
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $425 Million for Michigan School Construction
• The NY Post - MONEY DOWN THE TOILET: STIMULUS MILLIONS GO TO POTS
• Miller Congratulates Military Academy Nominees - Class of 2014
• Parents’ Rights Amendment Reaches 140 Co-Sponsors
• Big Three pare back fed loan request
• Stabenow Testifies at Banking Committee Hearing on Small Business Lending, Addresses Need to Restore
• Dems ignore Obama cuts
• PETERS' SPENDING CUT WORKING GROUP CLAIMS FIRST VICTORY, WELCOMES NEW MEMBER
• Kildee Fights to Extend Unemployment Benefits for Michigan Workers
• Florida minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Stabenow, Specter: China Continues to Deny Practice of Currency Manipulation
• Stimulus benefits big - and small
• Human Events - Obama's Intel Changes Make U.S. Less Secure
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Millions in Grants for Clean Energy Jobs Training
• Michigan Congressional Delegation Tells Energy Department the State is Uniquely Qualified to Produce
• Next time you make plans with your sweetheart, really get your heart pumping
• Rogers’ Health Care Video: 7 Million Views and Counting
• House Approves Legislation to Save and Create Hundreds of Thousands of American Jobs
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $141 Million in Federal Funding for More Than 150 Michigan Projects
• MLive: 5 receive Congressional Medals of Merit today
• Roadside drug-testing proposed in Michigan, could become first in nation
• Rogers: State of Union Needs Job Creators, Not Job Killers
• Chairmen Levin, Stark on Implementation of Incentives for Health IT Use
• Stabenow: President Obama Signs Bill to Extend Unemployment Insurance in Michigan
• Boehner: Independent Report Confirms Lack of Oversight, Accounting of Taxpayer Money in TARP Program
• Stabenow: Administration Should Meet with Canadian Officials to Discuss Drilling In Lake Erie
• WHMI - Rogers Links Mammography Guidelines To Health Care Rationing
• Ways and Means Chairs Applaud Rule to Protect Social Security Beneficiaries From Unlawful Debt Colle
• Stabenow: Time to Stop Playing Politics and Extend Unemployment Insurance for Michigan Workers
• Rogers: 60-Day Wait Shortchanges Auto Workers
• Stabenow Congratulates Miss USA Rima Fakih
• Rogers: Health Bill’s Taxes, Regulations Kill Jobs
• Miller: Update on the Stability of Enbridge Line 6B
• Camp Statement on Transition in Iraq
• Human Events: Republicans Object to Russia Ploy
• Stabenow Statement on 40th Anniversary of Earth Day
• E&C Republicans Offer Health Care Amendment
• Flood coverage reform sought
• Dingell Works With Small Businesses to Create Opportunities
• Rogers’ Stimulus Plan Actually Creates Jobs
• Stabenow Joins President Obama As He Signs Bipartisan Bill that Will Create Michigan Jobs into Law
• Rogers: Health Bill Breaks President’s Promise
• We have to fight to save Great Lakes
• Hoekstra Votes against State Bailout
• U.S. House of Representatives consider aid plan for auto industry
• Stabenow: Despite Republican Delays, Senate Approves 30-Day Extension of Unemployment, COBRA Benefit
• Special to The Oakland Press – June 26, 2009 Like your health plan? You may not be able to ke
• PETERS TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
• Bay City Fire Department receives $880,000 federal grant to bring back firefighters
• Granholm: New Report Highlights Impact of 21st Century Jobs Fund
• Stabenow Leads Letter to Baucus, Grassley Urging Inclusion of Manufacturing Tax Credit in Any Jobs B
• Boehner Statement on White House “Stimulus” Announcement
• Washington Post - GOP takes jab at Democrats' 'luck' in fighting terrorism
• Kildee Secures $100,000 to Improve Safety and Education for Children in Tuscola
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $5 Million For Energy Efficiency and Conservation
• Rogers Wants President to Protect Michigan Jobs
• Fight threat to state's trees, industry
• Rogers: ‘Backroom Deals Must Go’
• Chairman Levin Statement on U.S. Manufacturing Enhancement Act of 2010 Becoming Law
• White House Endorses Expansion of Stabenow Clean Energy Manufacturing Tax Credit
• Lansing State Journal: Veterans urged to use updated GI bill
• Michigan Democrats launch attack ad on Snyder
• Rogers Urges Return to Intelligence-Centered Approach to National Security to Better Protect America
• House Democrats and Unemployed Workers Rally Behind Unemployment Benefit Exension
• Stabenow Works to Help Michigan Food Growers with Food Safety
• TARP Index Drops $2.5 Billion, Down $106.7 Billion Overall as of April 17
• Stabenow Calls on Army Corps to Move Quickly on Plan to Permanently Separate Chicago Waterway System
• KTVB NEWS - Congress questions new mammogram recommendations
• Health Reform Protects Patient Rights, Holds Insurance Companies Accountable
• Sens. Stabenow, Levin Announce over $2M for Housing Counseling
• Rogers sounds off on Obama's budget, "cap and trade" measure and more
• Stabenow Statement After Speaking on Auto Summit Panel Focused on Revitalizing Detroit
• Job Killer Health Bill By-the-Numbers
• Miller Calls for Expanded Investigation into Problems Involving the Enbridge Pipeline Running Under
• As Unemployment Rate Remains Stuck above 9% for 16th Consecutive Month, Camp Outlines Policies to Ki
• Statement from U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers on housing recovery bill
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Nearly $30 Million for Energy Efficiency in Michigan
• Rogers Supports Rescinding Medicare Premium Hike
• Miller: Treasury Dept. Neglects to Show Why it Was Necessary to Eliminate Almost 2,000 GM & Chry
• Dingell Praises Broadband Investment for Michigan
• Detroit Free Press: House to vote today on economic stimulus plan
• Stabenow Reaction After Supreme Court Refuses to Close Chicago Locks for Second Time
• Rogers: Bill Strengthens America’s Food Supply
• Miller: Honoring the Legends of Algonac
• Taxpayer Watchdog Group Names Rep. Peter Hoekstra a ‘Taxpayer Hero’
• An Energy Plan We Can Support
• Stabenow Urges Ambassador Kirk to Make Manufacturing a Priority
• Rogers: Cap & Trade Kills Jobs
• REP. PETERS ON PRESIDENT'S VISIT TO MICHIGAN TO HIGHLIGHT AUTO INDUSTRY SUCCESSES
• Kildee Secures $700,000 for Genesee County Drain Commission
• Upton Response to Kalamazoo River Oil Spill
• Stabenow Commemorates the 97th Birthday of Rosa Parks
• Rogers: ‘Cash for Clunkers’ Bill Can Create Jobs
• Rogers: Congressional Budget Office Reports Health Law Skyrockets Government Spending by Another $11
• Kildee Secures $625,000 for Hurley Medical Center
• Stabenow Joins Secretary Donovan to Announce More Than $223 Million to Revitalize Cities throughout
• Rogers: Fighting to Protect Jobs
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Budget Agreement
• Politico - Historic win close after Bart Stupak deal
• Chairman Levin Statement on the Passing of Former-Chairman Dan Rostenkowski
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $3.7 Million for Michigan Children’s Healthcare
• Details thin on stimulus contracts
• Firefighters use closed Deluxe Inn for rescue training
• Rogers: Obama Budget Would Devastate Michigan
• Chairman Levin to Release Draft Legislative Text of Green Energy Jobs Bill
• Stabenow, Camp Announce Bi-Partisan Solar Manufacturing Jobs Creation Act
• Rogers: Post 9/11 GI Bill Applications Open May 1
• Stabenow Statement on President Obama’s Visit to Kalamazoo Central High School
• MSNBC - Mammogram guidelines misunderstood
• House Votes for Transparency in Election Spending
• Sens. Stabenow, Levin Announce $750,000 for CMU Public Television Digital Transition
• Rep. Rogers critical of government's auto moves - with video
• Stabenow Applauds Redevelopment of Former GM plants
• Rogers: With U.S. Unemployment at Record Level, Why Would the House Adopt Job-Killer Health Bill?
• Miller: $795,000 Grant Awarded to the Pinnebog River Project in Huron County
• Camp Statement on President’s Tax Proposal
• GM Discusses Viability with Congressional Members
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $200,000 in Grants for Michigan Fire Fighters
• Purple Heart Honors Soldier 58 Years After Sacrifice
• Miller: Putting a Stop to Onerous New IRS Burdens on Small Business
• Dingell Works with Community College Presidents Helping Michigan Workers
• Rogers: SCHIP Bill Still Ignores Poor Children
• Stabenow: Senate Passes Legislation to Modernize Air Traffic Control System and Create a "Passe
• Rogers: ‘Cash for Clunkers’ Good News for Michigan
• Miller Statement on Supreme Court Decision in McDonald v. Chicago
• Hoekstra to Present Medals to Holland Township World War II Veteran
• WILX 10: Michigan Lawmakers Sound Off on Bailout
• Stabenow: Clean Energy Programs in Recovery Act are Creating Jobs in Michigan
• An American Health Care Solution by U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers
• PETERS CONTINUES TO PUSH JAPAN TO STOP BLOCKING U.S. CARS IN CLUNKERS PROGRAM
• Kildee Celebrates 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Upton Advises Local Residents of Oil Spill Hotline
• Stabenow Statement on Asian Carp Control Strategy Framework
• Rogers: Gitmo Detainee in NY Dangerous Precedent
• New York Post - Fighting terror like it's 1993
• Kildee Secures $500,000 for ShotSpotter Gunshot Location System
• Stabenow: DEQ Findings Show Continued Decline in Canadian Trash
• Tracking Stimulus Spending May Not Be as Easy as Promised
• WHMI - Rogers Calls Health Care Overhaul "Dirty Deal"
• Chairman Levin Statement on the 75th Anniversary of Social Security
• Stabenow, Levin Announce $8.6 Million Grant for Rural Broadband
• CURL: Stimulus oversight left up to taxpayers
• Schauer Calls on U.S. DOT, Enbridge to Assure Safety of Pipeline Before Restarting
• Rogers: Crushing National Debt Steals U.S. Jobs
• House to Vote on Bill Supporting U.S. Manufacturing Jobs
• Stabenow, Levin Hail Senate Passage of Millions in Veterans and Military Construction Funding for Mi
• GAO Report Confirms Republican Concerns About Stimulus Waste
• Stabenow: Help Coming to Michigan Seniors Reaching Prescription Drug Coverage Gap
• CBS NEWS - Mammogram Guidelines Explained
• Senate Republicans Kill Job-Creating Tax Cuts, Critical Benefits for Millions of Unemployed Workers
• Stabenow, Voinovich, Brown, Kerry Announce Bi-Partisan Legislation to Help Treat Americans Suffering
• Boston Scientific Welcomes House Passage of National Pain Care Policy Act
• Stabenow: Senate Passes Tough Legislation to Hold Wall Street Banks Accountable, Gives Consumers Fin
• Federal Deficit Sets October Record of $176.4B
• No plan set for pipeline dent
• "Obama Misery Index" -- Tracking Rise in Unemployment and Debt -- Reached New Record in Au
• Rogers: Chinese Actions at Sea Troubling, Dangerous
• Stabenow: Senate Budget Includes Provisions that are Critical to Creating Michigan Jobs and Protecti
• Feds plan to spend millions on remote Montana border posts
• Miller: We Are Facing a Violent, Heavily Armed Foreign Enemy on Our Southern Border and Must Take Bo
• Local Farmers & Dingell Exchange Ideas on How to Help Michigan Agriculture
• Special to THE DETROIT NEWS - Rogers Wants Economic Stimulus Focused on Jobs
• Stabenow Joins President Obama As He Signs Historic Health Insurance Reform Legislation Into Law
• Stimulus Bill Funds Go to Art Houses Showing 'Pervert' Revues, Underground Pornography
• Miller: Preserving Our State's Lighthouses
• Wayland Union High School Graduate Interns in Hoekstra’s Congressional Office
• WKZO News AM 590: Buddy Can you Spare a Dime?
• Senate Approves Bipartisan Stabenow-Hatch Amendment to Create American Jobs and Promote Investment
• Social Security audit finds dead people getting checks
• PETERS HOLDS 75TH BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY WITH LOCAL SENIORS
• Kildee Secures $3 Million for Kettering Agent Fate Program
• In Wake of Kalamazoo River Spill, Upton Demands Answers from Transportation Secretary and Enbridge o
• Muskegon Athlete Chosen to Carry American Flag During Vancouver Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies
• Lawmakers Questioning Fiat/Chrysler Deal
• Rogers’ Webpage Diagnoses Health Care Law
• Kildee Helps Introduce Legislation to Permanently Prevent Asian Carp from Invading the Great Lakes
• Fact Checking the "Stimulus" Spending Bill's First 100 Days
• The Detroit News - Procedural vote in health care push splits Michigan's lawmakers
• Levin Says Flawed U.S. - Korea Free Trade Agreement Requires Changes and Concrete Results for U.S. A
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Funding For Projects Related to Michigan in Defense Appropriations Act
• Rogers: Moving Terror Suspects From Gitmo to U.S. Won’t Make Us Safer; Americans Won’t F
• Schauer: PHMSA Rejection of Enbridge Restart Plan "Good First Step"
• Polk school district to give iPods to some parents
• House Votes to Strengthen U.S. Manufacturing Jobs
• Stabenow: Secretary Solis Announces Millions in Clean Energy Job Training for Michigan Workers
• Bailout’s top cop probes twenty TARP fraud cases
• Stabenow, Levin Announce Nearly $200,000 in Grants for Three Michigan Fire Departments
• ABC News - Congressional Hearing for Cancer Screening
• Congressional Staff Office Hours – Week of June 28
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $5.1 Million in Vehicle Technology Grants
• Critics slam Microsoft bridge as waste of stimulus money
• Stabenow: Clean Energy Tax Cuts are Creating Jobs in Michigan According to MEDC
• ABC News Exclusive: Obama Admin Slashed 60,000 Jobs From Recent Stimulus Report
• Find oil line weaknesses before next rupture
• Camp Backs Boehner’s Call for Spending Cuts, Prevention of Tax Hikes
• WLNS Channel 6: State Reaction to Obama's Temporary Stimulus Bill
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $13 Million in Funding for Michigan Rural Water and Environmental
• Rogers’ Measure Honors MSU State News
• Miller: Let's Move the Blue Water Bridge Plaza Expansion Project Forward
• Dingell, Clark Work With Monroe Business Leaders to Support Local Companies
• Rogers: Massive Spending Bill Fails Michigan
• Stabenow: Senate Passes Package that Will Save Money for Michigan Families
• Rogers: Michigan’s Safety Not For Sale
• Miller: Separating Water Basins Are a Necessary Step to Protect Great Lakes
• Ehlers Supports Bill to Improve Clean Water Act
• The State News: Congress Passes Law Preserving the Great Lakes
• Stabenow, Levin Announce More Than $34 Million in Transportation Grants
• Capitol bikes gather dust
• REP. PETERS STATEMENT ON MURDER OF ISRAELIS BY HAMAS
• Kildee Secures $100,000 for My Brother's Keeper of Genesee County
• Michigan Members Question Napolitano on Handling of Abdulmutallab Trial
• Stabenow, Levin: Nearly $5M for Defense Job Training at Macomb Community College
• Special to the New York Post - Was 9/11 a Crime or Act of War?
• Rogers’ Fallen Law Officer Bill Heads to President
• Kildee Secures $750,000 for Flint MTA
• Stabenow Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Lawmakers getting details on Michigan budget plan
• Schneider: Fortunes change quickly for woman seeking surgery
• Governor Granholm's Statement on New White House Asian Carp Director
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• Soldan Dog Park in Lansing to charge annual fee
• Michigan must fight Asian carp threat
• Leo's brings rustic style to new site in Okemos
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointment to Michigan Gaming Contol Board
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Observance of Labor Day
• Granholm Says Children Heading Back to School Benefiting from Stronger Curriculum, Higher Standards
• Granholm Says Efforts to Strengthen Student Achievement Showing Positive Progress
• Obama firm: Don't extend tax breaks for wealthiest
• Hundreds expected at MSU internship event
• Domino's online pizza ordering system boosts profits by 23%
• Game photos: Michigan State 38, Western Michigan 14
• Students back in classrooms across mid-Michigan
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Zombie Walk for Hunger in Downtown Lansing
• A look inside MSU's College of Veterinary Medicine and Small Animal Clinic
• Tardy Mt. Hope work fuels frustration
• Cellular identity: As technology trends continue to advance, some now defining themselves by their c
• Michigan lawmakers, Granholm agree to budget deal in concept
• Facebook, texting via GM OnStar?
• Granholm Says Efforts to Strengthen Student Achievement Showing Positive Progress
• Leo's branching out to Okemos
• Labor Day Weekend events in the Lansing area
• Michigan State vs. Western Michigan Fans
• Dealing with benefit costs unavoidable
• Poll: Re-employed feel overqualified, less satisfied
• Technology upgrades help reduce business travel
• A reflection on jobs for Labor Day
• MSU, East Lansing's One Book, One Commuity shows how injustice was revealed
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Stay confident in Knapp plan's success
• Holt Hometown Festival was fun for all
• Several new teachers start at Holt schools
• Talk about it
• Spartan football
• Lucky the dog
• Michigan State opens with 38-14 victory over Western
• Labor Day Weekend Riff: Lady Gaga at The Palace, Slash and Billy Idol play Soaring Eagle
• Okemos bus service reinstated for Hiawatha Elementary School
• Labor Day Weekend events in the Lansing area
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• On sweet success and sour situations
• MSU students, staff help distribute school supplies, food to those in need
• Granholm Says Children Heading Back to School Benefiting from Stronger Curriculum, Higher Standards
• Full closure of Mt. Hope west of Hagadorn Road to start Sept. 7
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Talkin' Spartans: Michigan State vs. Western Michigan
• Tax credits call for more public scrutiny
• Uptick in road work, lower gas prices might help car sales
• #SpartyOn: Follow Spartan fans on Twitter
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Observance of Labor Day
• MSU guard Lucious pleads guilty to reckless driving
• Photo gallery: Eminem performs in Detroit
• Revamped Apple TV joins refreshed iPod line
• Lansing man charged after fleeing police in car chase across 3 counties
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football results
• GOP faction worked to oust MSU trustee from place on ticket
• St. Johns man charged in fatal 2009 car crash near Okemos High School
• Are you ready for some mid-Michigan prep football?
• Waverly vs. Okemos high school football
• Lansing Zombie Walk will collect for Lansing Food Bank
• 'Worst' schools tag brings frustration
• Spartan football fans share tailgating tips
• Portland woman, 18, critical after falling from frat balcony
• Index: Michigan's economic turnaround taking root
• St. Johns man charged in 2009 fatal crash near Okemos High School
• MSU football: Big Ten breaks into two divisions
• Democrats choose replacement candidate to challenge Rep. Rogers
• Tires stolen off SUV used by Detroit mayor security personnel
• Football: High School Blitz Picks Preview Show - Week 2
• Tigers' Bobby Seay will have surgery; likely out for 2011
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointment to Michigan Gaming Contol Board
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Lansing schools holding AdvancePath open house
• ‘The Tea Party’ appeals in effort to get on ballot
• Mortgage aid should profit taxpayers
• East Lansing startup pitches product across nation
• Governor Granholm Calls on Big Banks to Help Families Facing Foreclosure
• East Lansing startup focuses on background check software
• Governor Granholm Says Investment Missions Bring Jobs, Diversify Economy
• Governor, First Family Dedicate Habitat for Humanity Home in Detroit
• Governor Granholm Appoints Judge Alton Thomas Davis to Michigan Supreme Court
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, August 31, for Marine Sergeant Jason D. Calo of Northern Michi
• Granholm Says Justice Davis Will Be Advocate for All People
• Governor Granholm Calls on Big Banks to Help Families Facing Foreclosure
• Backstage at the 2010 Emmys
• 13 townships will vote on paying more for patrols
• Man who dragged dog to face animal cruelty charges
• Melot: Prison costs loom over Michigan
• Mason Sun-Dried Music Fest
• Lansing NOISE on tumblr
• Road impasse indicts Legislature's skill
• Chrysler tells dealers plans to sell Fiat minicars in U.S.
• Math, science learning center to have home base
• Schneider: Soldiers in Afghanistan send thanks to Lansing area residents
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Police: Delta Twp. shooting victim dies
• Michigan State students move into dorms
• GM tax settlement cushions the blow
• On-the-job meltdown not so hard to relate to
• What's the deal with propane prices?
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• Holt Road near Eifert reopens following single-vehicle accident
• Caribbean Festival at Lansing Community College
• Delta Twp. shooting victim dies
• Lansing woman recovering after southside shooting
• DCH confirms 2 cases of equine encephalitis
• Police say man shot woman, killed self in Delta Township
• Deploy 'top two' primary in Michigan
• Bernero's No. 2 pick praised, but some say help to race uncertain
• Woman injured, man killed in shooting in Delta Twp.
• Prep football: East Lansing vs. Haslett
• Bernero chooses Southfield mayor as running mate
• Snyder stresses unity at GOP convention
• Pizza House in East Lansing celebrates its expansion project
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Weekend Riff: Toby Keith in Michigan, Capital Area Mustangs Club Benefit
• To The Point
• Older adults logging on to social network trend
• Granholm Says Justice Davis Will Be Advocate for All People
• Greater Lansing Woman
• Football: High School Blitz Picks Preview Show - Week 1
• Michigan wallows in its partisanship
• Toyota, GM issue recalls over risk of engines stalling
• Poll: Snyder leads Bernero by 22 points in race for Michigan governor
• Lansing school board member's son attending East Lansing High School
• Tonight's mid-Michigan high school football results
• Lansing Police Department marks 100th anniversary of its motorcycle unit
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Tuesday, August 31, for Marine Sergeant Jason D. Calo of Northern Michi
• New Michigan high court justice named to replace Weaver
• Renovation of Lansing Knapp's building is put on hold
• Bernero picks Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence as running mate
• Knapp's redevelopment project on hold in Lansing
• MSU unveils latest dining hall renovation at Brody
• Alleged serial stabbings suspect ordered held without bond
• Granholm names appeals judge to Michigan Supreme Court (w/ video)
• Governor Granholm Appoints Judge Alton Thomas Davis to Michigan Supreme Court
• Regional cooperation shuffles forward
• Elderly Instruments is world-renowned among musicians for sales and repair
• Economic reports signal recovery at a standstill
• Lansing Diocese: $225K paid to man who claimed abuse by priest(w/video)
• MSU men's soccer: Experienced lineup fits well in Big Ten
• Lansing's Bluebell Park neighborhood heals after beating near basketball courts
• MSU football: Ohio offensive lineman verbally commits to Spartans
• Former Williamston police chief sues city over firing
• Kalamazoo River oil spill (www.lsj.com/oilspill)
• Lansing Catholic Diocese paid $225K to settle abuse claim against deceased monsignor
• Lansing-area workers learn to promote tourism
• Man gets probation for animal cruelty on rural Fowlerville property
• Portland's Calley to be tapped for GOP gubernatorial running mate
• Prior to IPO, GM deal already a success
• Michigan needs solution to get $475M in road funds
• Foresight Group receives Lansing tax abatement for future headquarters
• Why all the fussing about 'debates'?
• Schneider: Trees 70 feet tall, majestic - and soon to be cut down
• Peregrine falcon from Potter Park Zoo found
• Michigan car crash victim married in hospital day before dying
• Source: Snyder expected to pick Calley as running mate
• Thomas Gunnings, first nonwhite prof at MSU med school, spent career helping others
• Michigan budget resolution will wait until September
• Skateboard accident victim memorialized at Lansing's Ranney Skate Park
• Lansing man sentenced to 180 days in DeWitt 'sexting' case
• Tea Party plans Obama policy protest in Hell
• Potter Park Zoo falcon found (w/photos)
• Lansing taxpayers may be able to donate refunds
• Lansing man sentenced to 180 days in DeWitt sexting case
• Photo gallery: Ranger Spc. Bradley Rappuhn - funeral
• Renaming Lansing street for Malcolm X requested
• Hunting isn't containing animal herds
• Report of suspected bomb spurs evacuation in Lansing (w/video)
• Foreclosed homes auctioned in Lansing area a troubling trend
• Special section: Building momentum for entrepreneurs
• Governor, First Family Dedicate Habitat for Humanity Home in Detroit
• Lansing residents can return to Haverhill and Haag after bomb scare
• Potter Park Zoo falcon escapes from handler
• One big, final round of budget gimmicks
• Police await autopsy results on Ovid man, 26
• Girls cross country: Equally deep Comets, Trojans lead way in race for Blue
• Photo gallery: Historic look back at Sparty
• Bernero, Snyder must reveal No. 2 soon in race for Michigan governor
• Stabbing is sign of increasing problems among homeless, police say
• Weekend events in the Lansing area
• Judge handling case of Nettles-Nickerson refuses to recuse self (w/ video)
• Peregrine falcon on the loose at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo
• East Lansing puts 90-day hold on marijuana law
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Jobless rate down in 18 states, up in 14
• To The Point
• Computer chip shortage hits smart-phone makers
• South Korean envoy lobbies for trade pact
• Michigan layoffs may occur as state departments consider cuts
• Ex-MSU basketball guard Chris Allen to attend Iowa State
• Lansing-based Neogen among fastest-growing U.S. companies
• Saginaw Hwy. at Pennsylvania reopens after Lansing house fire
• Governor Granholm Celebrates Launch of American Process Incorporated Clean Energy Project in Alpena
• Governor Granholm Says Investment Missions Bring Jobs, Diversify Economy
• Jay Vincent, ex-MSU star, indicted in jobs scam
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Election 2010 ongoing coverage
• Bernero still needs to resolve job conflict
• Spikes in layoffs spark fear of faltering recovery
• Lansing, other governments to give back $2.8M in taxes to GM
• Governor Granholm Visits Heat Transfer International in Kentwood
• Governor's Budget Recommendations Solve Deficit, Protect Critical Priorities
• Governor Granholm Announces $21.3 Million in Federal Funding to Increase College Access
• MSU Hockey's Shoot for the Cure at Munn Arena
• Grand Ledge soldier laid to rest at Fort Custer National Cemetery
• Former MSU, NBA player Jay Vincent indicted in employment scam
• Michigan Broadband Providers to Receive More Than $81 Million to Expand High Speed Internet Access
• Governor Granholm Announces $21.3 Million in Federal Funding to Increase College Access
• Hemond-Wilson: Catholic conference transmits bad message on women
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Lansing pays $148,618, resolves ’09 IRS audit
• School changes are emotional battlefield
• BlackBerry users eye alternatives as bans loom
• MSU football practice at Ford Field
• Governor Granholm Announces 2,739 New and Retained Jobs for Michigan
• Granholm to Nation's Largest Banks: Step Up to the Plate and Help Michigan's Hardest Hit H
• Michigan Broadband Providers to Receive More Than $81 Million to Expand High Speed Internet Access
• Firefighters respond to barn fire in DeWitt area
• GM recalls 250K crossovers, most built at Delta Twp. site
• Michigan oil spill cleanup to cost Enbridge $400 million
• Governor Granholm Visits Heat Transfer International in Kentwood
• High school girls golf preview
• Some retailers find even deep discounts fall short
• MSU football: Sharing his secrets, in the trenches
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• State doesn't need to vote on lake drilling
• Family: Okemos man 'broke down' in shooting incident
• GM files to take its stock public
• Governor's Budget Recommendations Solve Deficit, Protect Critical Priorities
• City on target with marijuana ordinance
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Thursday for Army Private First Class Bradley D. Rappuhn of Grand Ledge
• Granholm to Nation's Largest Banks: Step Up to the Plate and Help Michigan's Hardest Hit H
• GM recalls 250K crossovers made at Delta Twp. plant
• Governor Granholm Announces 2,739 New and Retained Jobs for Michigan
• MSU football: Defense all over first scrimmage
• China surges past Japan as world's No. 2 economy
• Melot: Are house prices telling us anything?
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Route: Escort route for the body of Army Spc. Rappuhn
• Lansing Eastern, Waverly Middle School on list of state's worst schools
• Photo gallery: BWL Dye Conditional Plant architecture
• Baryames founder, a lifelong Lansing resident, remembered as 'people person'
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices down 6.9 cents
• Body of Grand Ledge soldier returning today
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Talk about it
• Watkins: Who will inspire?
• GM site cleanup leaves Lansing Twp. unhappy
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Consider changes to Lansing school board
• GM likely to file IPO documents next week
• Kroger makes push into store-brand products
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Lawmakers can move on bridge bill
• Enbridge files plan to restart oil operations
• Americhem's president said the firm has gone to great lengths for safety
• Photos: Flint and serial killer
• Firefighter rescued brother, one of 6 Detroit firefighters injured in building collapse, fire
• Flint serial killer suspect agreed to extradition to Michigan
• Lt. Governor Cherry Says There's Still Time to Apply for Pure Michigan Hunt
• Whetter: Americhem Sales works hard to put safety first
• Ritzenhein: Another suggestion for honoring Cesar Chavez
• New GM CEO comes from company's board
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Working together will help fight crime
• Serenade: 'Hear Me Now'
• Flint serial killer suspect arrested, charged
• GM CEO Whitacre stepping down
• Carroll: State's digital billboards are both safe and useful
• Hughes: Community health centers are vital
• Jackson residents host popular podcast
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Greater Lansing wants to be on this list
• Poll: Snyder leads Bernero in Michigan governor race
• Fresh Express salad mix recall
• Sunfield woman killed in Ionia County motorcycle crash
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Lansing has to confront its school needs
• Idlewild, Michigan gets listed as significant historic site
• Bernero hires new gubernatorial campaign manager, spokesman
• Great Lakes Folk Festival a beloved East Lansing tradition
• Reports cite MSU racial gap for graduation
• Governor Granholm Announces Six Michigan Scholars Will Receive Fellowships Funded by Recovery Act
• Great Lakes Folk Fest starts Friday in East Lansing
• One more round like this, please
• Initial federal probe finds no new Toyota problems
• Lansing man turns himself in for questioning in 7-year-old's death
• Ex-MSU student guilty but mentally ill for beating elderly couple
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Congress Passing Legislation to Keep Teachers Working, Ensure
• Suspect in Meridian Township shooting incident to be arraigned
• Dantonio: MSU football team "top to bottom" best in his tenure
• Chrysler sees smaller loss but difficult work lingers on
• Grand Ledge High grad dies in Afghanistan
• Dem voters think little of House Dems
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• State has to shoulder public defense
• Ex-MSU student claims insanity in beating of elderly couple
• Famous people born in August
• A look inside the Accident Fund construction site
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Lansing's East Village just may grow
• Facebook's immersion of new hires includes 6-week 'boot camp' of site
• Michigan serial killer may be linked to Virginia, Ohio stabbings
• Grand Ledge grad killed in Afghanistan
• Lansing power plant fire caused by electrical cable
• High schools work with, around pay-to-play sports model
• Oil spill update: Enbridge to buy 2 waterfront homes, more possible
• Kalamazoo River oil spill will impact habitat for years
• Hirten: Governor's race gets local focus
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• Americhem chemical plant blast, fire still under investigation
• Michigan oil pipeline was ripped lengthwise
• Area voters link taxes to public services
• Chemical plant explosion and fire destroy building in Mason
• To The Point
• Michigan Ranks in Top 10 in Nation for Farmers Markets
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Democratic Primary Election Results
• Granholm Says Advanced Manufacturing Requires Collaborative Approach Among Business, Labor, Governme
• Governor Granholm Says Nation Must Secure Its Clean Energy Manufacturing Future
• Governor Granholm Announces Judicial Appointments
• Granholm Urges Community Service Through Habitat for Humanity
• Dillon not yet ready to back Bernero
• Lansing police seek suspect in July 23 sexual assault
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Status quo gains momentum on library
• In today's shaky economy, consumers are choosy buyers
• Firefighters responding to blaze at Americhem in Mason
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Foster care youth share hopes, dreams at MSU camp
• Governor Granholm Says Nation Must Secure Its Clean Energy Manufacturing Future
• Granholm Urges Community Service Through Habitat for Humanity
• Congressional hearing on Michigan oil spill set for Sept. 15
• GM expects good demand for IPO shares
• Quality Dairy's co-founder dies at 95
• Weekend events in the Lansing area
• Michigan oil spill congressional hearing set
• 16th annual JazzFest brings big talent to Old Town
• The trouble with treble: Debate wars have begun
• Governor Granholm Announces Judicial Appointments
• Lansing Eastern High School just shy of AYP goal
• Exposure, independents, money crucial for Bernero in Michigan governor's race, experts say
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• It's time to talk plans, not biographies
• Fire at BWL's Eckert station
• Some don't like how Lansing concerts are going
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Democratic Primary Election Results
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Ally Financial posts $565M profit
• Bernero defeats Dillon, will face Snyder to become governor of Michigan
• Business ranking is no reason to panic
• Consumer spending flat; saving rate rises in June
• Granholm Announces $42 Million in Second Round Recovery Act Broadband Infrastructure Funding for Fiv
• Michigan Ranks in Top 10 in Nation for Farmers Markets
• Granholm Says Advanced Manufacturing Requires Collaborative Approach Among Business, Labor, Governme
• Woman drives car into construction pit in north Lansing (w/ video)
• Enbridge offers to buy homes near Michigan oil spill
• Chris Allen removed from MSU basketball team
• Bernero wins Michigan Democratic primary for governor
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• Melot: Unionization will be hot public topic
• Michigan voters will decide candidates for governor, Legislature
• Law firm prepares Michigan oil spill lawsuit
• Honors are fine; renaming streets isn't
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Chrysler's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant
• Granholm: Next Week Marks One-Year Anniversary of Milestone in Vehicle Electrification
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Detroit City Council's Mayoral Accountability Vote
• Michigan State Police Troopers Association Ratifies Agreement with Office of the State Employer
• Just One Day Left to be Counted in 2010 Census
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Moving Employees to Detroit
• State Emergency Operations Center Activated in Response to Oil Spill in Calhoun County
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Thursday for Marine Corporal Paul J. Miller of Traverse City
• Governor Granholm to National Advanced Battery Conference: Michigan Poised to Become Advanced Batte
• Governor Granholm Appoints Frank Arnold Judge of Monroe County Probate Court
• Granholm Says Higher Test Scores Prove Rigorous College Prep Curriculum Working
• Governor Visits Farmers Market on Capitol Lawn, Underscores Benefits of Buying Local
• Governor Granholm Signs Legislation to Prevent Energy Theft
• Governor Granholm Celebrates Harbor Habitat's 100th New Home in Benton Harbor Community
• Governor Granholm's Statement on U.S. Senate's Vote to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Governor Granholm Says Whirlpool Plays Key Role in Benton Harbor's Rebirth
• Governor Granholm Announces 6,272 New and Retained Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Says GE Aviation Growth in Michigan Continues Strategy to Diversify Economy, Creat
• Granholm Appoints Andrew S. Levin Acting DELEG Director
• MCIR Board Recommends Genealogy Collections Stay at Michigan Library and Historical Center
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• In Radio Address Governor Granholm Urges Residents to Buy Michigan Agricultural Products
• Governor Granholm Visits Charter House Innovations, Inc. in Holland Promoting Entrepreneurship and S
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Joins President Obama in Celebrating New Advanced Battery Manufacturing Plant in W
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Announces First Michigan Creative Film Alliance Summer Film Institute
• Governor Granholm Signs State School Aid Budget Bill
• Granholm Says New State Fund Will Protect Thousands from Foreclosure
• Governor Granholm Signs Bills Promoting Michigan Agriculture
• Governor Granholm Says Ann Arbor Defense Contractor Solidica a 21st Century Jobs Fund Success Story
• Michigan Health Partnership Open to Local Governments and Other Public Entities
• No Worker Left Behind Program Producing Results, Granholm Says
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Passage of Fiscal Year 2011 School Aid Budget
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday, July 2, for Marine Cpl. Daane A. DeBoer of Ludington
• Governor Granholm Urges Action to Prevent Asian Carp from Entering Great Lakes
• Granholm Says State Faces $560 Million Budget Shortfall Without FMAP Extension
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Fourth of July Parade
• Governor Granholm Says Grants Boost Clean Energy Advanced Manufacturing in Michigan
• More Than 17,000 School Employees Retire, Saving Schools $515 Million; Part of Reform Agenda Propose
• Governor Granholm Announces Second Round of Winners for Recovery Act Grants and Loans to Help Michig
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Monday, June 28, for Army Specialist Joseph D. Johnson of Flint
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday, June 25, for Marine Cpl. Jeffrey R. Standfest of St. Clair
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointment of William C. McConico as Judge of 36th District Court
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Thursday, June 24, for Air Force 1st Lieutenant Joel C. Gentz of Grass
• Granholm Announces Centers for Regional Excellence Grant Awardees Will Discuss Regional Collaboratio
• Recovery Act Projects in Full Swing through Michigan's Summer Season
• Granholm Says Clean-Energy Economy Can Create Jobs, Boost National Security
• Governor Granholm Praises Passage of Small Business Lending Bill
• Governor Granholm Says State Government Energy Savings Almost $90 Million Since 2002
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Announces 10,884 New and Retained Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Says State Becoming Center for Advanced Battery Production
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Saturday, June 12, for U. S. Sailor Killed During Attack on Pearl Harbo
• Governor Granholm Declares State of Emergency in Monroe County
• MSEA Memberships Approve Agreement with Office of State Employer
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments and Reappointments
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Monday, June 7, for Marine Lance Corporal Anthony A. DiLisio of Macomb
• Great Lakes Will Benefit from 99 Michigan Projects Funded by EPA
• Governor Granholm Says Diversification, Education Efforts Must Continue
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Encourages Citizens to Remember Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day
• Governor Granholm Encourages Everyone to Discover Michigan this Summer
• Governor Granholm Issues Proclamation Declaring Galarraga Pitched Perfect Game
• 2nd Annual BMW Motorcycle Demo Days to Benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Governor Granholm Issues Proclamation Declaring Galarraga Pitched Perfect Game
• Governor Granholm Encourages Citizens to Remember Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day
• Governor Granholm Encourages Everyone to Discover Michigan this Summer
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Signs School Pension Reforms; Legislation Helps Address Structural Deficit in Scho
• Wolverine Power Cooperative Air Quality Permit Application Denied; Ratepayers, Long-Term Jobs Protec
• Granholm: Retirement Reforms Will Aid K-12 Funding in Long Term
• Governor Granholm Joins President Obama in Calling on Congress to Pass Small Business Jobs Package
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments
• Governor Granholm Announces Renewable Energy Partnership with Government of Navarra, Spain
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments
• Governor Granholm Announces Renewable Energy Partnership with Government of Navarra, Spain
• Governor Granholm Calls on Congress to Pass President Obama's Small Business Jobs Package
• Granholm: Retirement Reforms Will Aid K-12 Funding in Long Term
• Wolverine Power Cooperative Air Quality Permit Application Denied; Ratepayers, Long-Term Jobs Protec
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Governor Granholm Signs School Pension Reforms; Legislation Helps Address Structural Deficit in Scho
• Governor Granholm Announces Over 900 New Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Hails Creation of Federal Trust Fund to Clean Up and Reuse Closed GM Plants
• Donate A Dollar To Match A Child With A Mentor
• Granholm Urges Legislature to Send Anti-Bullying Bill to Her Desk
• Granholm Says Michigan a Step Closer to Anti-Bullying Policy
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments
• Governor Granholm Statement on Passing of Lawrence Rubin, First Executive Secretary of Mackinac Brid
• Granholm, Life-Science Industry Leaders Meet at BIO International Conference in Chicago
• Granholm Announces Stem Cell Public Education Day
• Governor Granholm Statement on the Passing of Ernie Harwell
• Granholm Says Pure Michigan Campaign vital to Tourism Industry, a Key Sector in Effort to Diversify
• Granholm Says Pure Michigan Campaign vital to Tourism Industry, a Key Sector in Effort to Diversify
• Governor Granholm Statement on the Passing of Ernie Harwell
• Granholm, Life-Science Industry Leaders Meet at BIO International Conference in Chicago
• Granholm Announces Stem Cell Public Education Day
• Michigan Census Return Rate Hits 77 Percent
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday, April 30, for Army Sergeant Michael K. Ingram Jr. of Monroe
• Granholm Names Eddie Washington Director of Michigan State Police
• Granholm Says Michigan's Smoke-Free Law Like a Breath of Fresh Air
• Granholm Signs Bills Banning Texting While Driving; Practice Becomes a Primary Offense July 1
• Michigan Census Return Rate Hits 77 Percent
• Granholm Says Michigan's Smoke-Free Law Like a Breath of Fresh Air
• Granholm Signs Bills Banning Texting While Driving; Practice Becomes a Primary Offense July 1
• Granholm Names Eddie Washington Director of Michigan State Police
• Flags to be Flown Half-Staff Friday, April 30, for Army Sergeant Michael K. Ingram Jr. of Monroe
• It's Down to the Wire in Census Challenge with Ohio for Highest Participation Rate
• Granholm Signs Legislation Protecting Right to Vote for Michigan Citizens Abroad
• Granholm: Michigan Best in World for Wind Manufacturing
• Governor Granholm Announces Judicial Appointments
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Michigan's $30 Million Recovery Act Grant to Ramp Up Ener
• Governor Granholm Announces $20 Million for Clean-Energy Manufacturing Projects
• Granholm: Michigan Best in World for Wind Manufacturing
• Governor Granholm Announces Judicial Appointments
• Granholm Signs Legislation Protecting Right to Vote for Michigan Citizens Abroad
• Governor Granholm's Statement on Michigan's $30 Million Recovery Act Grant to Ramp Up Ener
• It's Down to the Wire in Census Challenge with Ohio for Highest Participation Rate
• Governor Granholm Announces $20 Million for Clean-Energy Manufacturing Projects
• Governor Granholm Announces Over 15,700 New Jobs for Michigan
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments
• Governor Granholm Says Education Reform Must be Addressed with Sense of Urgency
• Granholm Marks Fourth Anniversary of Rigorous High School Curriculum
• Granholm Caps Mission with Speech Highlighting Michigan's New Energy Economy, Pitches State to
• Governor Granholm Continues Investment Mission, Meets in Italy with FIAT/Chrysler Group and Magneti
• Granholm Meets with Fincantieri Marine Group CEO in Italy, Offers Support for Potential Defense Cont
• Granholm Says Trade Mission Goal is Bringing New Investment, Jobs to Michigan
• Michigan Census Participation Rate Among Top in the Nation
• Governor Granholm to Meet with Italian, German Companies in Overseas Mission Encouraging Investment,
• Governor Granholm Announces Appointments to Boards of Control for Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan
• Governor Granholm Celebrates Groundbreaking for Ventower Wind Tower Manufacturing Plant in Monroe
• Governor Granholm Issues Executive Order Implementing Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care
• Granholm Renews Call for State Lawmakers to Pass Anti-Bullying Legislation
• Governor Granholm Announces Recent Appointments
• Granholm Says Film Program Creating Jobs Today and for Future
• Rent-A-Center Employees Compete to Sell the Two Millionth Egg to Benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• 2010 Big Brothers Big Sisters' Board of Directors
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in Michigan this winter?
• Michigan’s Global Entrepreneurship Week
• Michigan Women's Hall Of Fame Honors Three Native American Women - Two of Three is Rickert
• Michigan Women's Hall Of Fame Honors Three Native American Women - Three of Three is Chandler
• Michigan Women's Hall Of Fame Honors Three Native American Women - One of Three is McGowen
• Fair Warnin Concert to Benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Annual Dinner Celebration
• Ypsilanti Superintendent Highlights The Impact Of State Budget Crisis
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Supports President Obama’s Fatherhood Initiative
• Breakthrough Study Finds Adults Mentored as Children in Big Brothers Big Sisters...
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region Receives National Recognition For Program Quality
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Golf for Kids’ Sake
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Receives Community Builders Award
• Donate A Dollar To Match A Child With A Mentor
• Gallup Poll Supports Importance of Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Invites Community to Meijer Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Old Town Bluesfest
• Visit hydranencephaly.com
• Michigan 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Delta Rocks Family Festival
• Common Ground Music Festival
• Corn growers’ superhero recognizes Lansing students
• 9th Annual Festival Of The Sun
• 4th Annual Festival Of The Moon
• Annie Get Your Gun
• Lansing Boat And Fishing Show
• Michigan St Patrick's Day Parades and Events for 2010
• Lansing Golf Show
• Flowers For Algernon
• Boeing Boeing
• Michigan Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Michigan Food Banks
• Apple Butter Festival
• Mrs Warren's Profession By George Bernard Shaw
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for Michigan
• Explore Michigan: The Michigan Women's Historical Center & Hall of Fame

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