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Jackson County Sheriff's Deputy Bradley Reed, who was under investigation for shooting someone while on duty last October, retired last week after the internal investigation determined he had violated department policies. Reed was facing discipline, possibly termination.

A Jackson County deputy was facing discipline for violating department policies, then he retired

Former Detroit Police Chief and GOP candidate for governor James Craig visited Lansing on Thursday night.

GOP gubernatorial candidate visits Lansing

"We're on that global championship stage again in the world is taking notice of us today and Lansing," said LEAP CEO Bob Tresize. Local leaders are reacting to GM's investment plan in Lansing and agree it's an exciting day for Michigan.

'We're on that global championship stage again': Lansing-area leaders react to GM investment

Site of Pleasant Grove Elementary to get new life as multi-use development

Reotown has a new store showcasing odd, scary and antique pieces.

Voodoo's World of Oddtiques opens in Reotown Marketplace

Earlier this month, the Ingham County Sheriff's Office launched a program to help county jail inmates obtain their GEDs while incarcerated. They call it the ARISE program.

Ingham County Sheriff's Office inmate GED program 'off to a good start'

Greenwood District Studio struggling to keep the doors open, asks community to help

Ingham County settles ADA lawsuit for $75,000

medical staff shortage at ingham county jail

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced that over the next five years, Michigan will receive more than $560 million in funding as part of President Biden's infrastructure bill passed last year. This money will go towards replacing bridges across the state.

President Biden's federal infrastructure bill will give Michigan more than $560M to fix its bridges

Jackson residents can name new snowplows

Interstate 496 to close for months near downtown starting this summer

Members of Americorps gathered at The Fledge on the Eastside of Lansing on Saturday to collect donations.

Local group begins MLK Day of Service early