Journalist and author Bryan Gruley began his “Bitterfrost” series out of necessity. “I had to seek a new publisher, and no new publisher was likely to be interested in a series originally published ...

When auditioning for her most famous role, Lt. Cmdr. Elizabeth Shelby on “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” actor Elizabeth ...

When people think of global dance, they rarely think of Lansing, Michigan. They think of stages named after big names, and ...

If you need a break from chain cafés, look no further than Toads, a rustic-looking hole in the wall in the heart of downtown ...

Ryan Effgen is quick to clarify that “Make Nice” (Knopf $30) isn’t his debut novel. “This is my debut published novel,” he ...

By Meghan Martin I have spent my career making the case for the arts. That case is usually framed in the language of ...

An annual spectacle of sculpture and sustainability returns to Old Town this weekend. The 16th annual ScrapFest will feature a scrap-metal sculpture competition and auction, a “ReFashion Show” ...

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Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum and her husband are denying they used “political influence” to get their son admitted to Mason High School after the district had ...

LANSING — A former Michigan State University custodian has filed a federal lawsuit against the university, alleging he was fired in retaliation for questioning pay discrepancies and racial inequities.

This story and photo from the front page of the Lansing State Journal on Sept.10, 1976, shows Penny Stump watching her 6-year old daughter, Heather, board a school bus to transport her from her home ...

Peace Community Media’s new community gathering room includes fake microphones for decor as seen shortly after the new Lansing radio station signed a lease. Photo by Mike Ellis If you look at the Old ...