Lansing remembers Joel Ferguson, a trailblazer who broke barriers as the city’s first Black City Council member.

Lansing Tenants Tell Horror Stories, Call On Legislature to Pass Renters’ Rights Bills

Iniquely qualified to serve on the board, bringing 25 years of higher education experience across six universities, leadership roles.

Saunteel Jenkins announced today that she raised nearly $120,000 in the two months since launching her exploratory committee for Mayor.

Lansing Branch NAACP President Calls Barrett’s Ad Grossly Misleading

A lifelong resident of Lansing, Willis has announced her candidacy for the Ingham County Board of Commissioners

Emily Dievendorf Candidate for State Representative for the 77th District

Smith, a graduate of Williamston High and Michigan State University, aims to bring his passion for education and leadership to the role

Starting on Saturday, October 26, the Reo Elections Office will be one of two early voting sites for Lansing City Voters .

Courtsey Photo-John Dewane Democrat for Ingham County Prosecutor Lansing was amid a gun violence crisis in 2021-22. In just two years, 36...

Breaking Down the Ingham County Races: A Guide to November 2024 Candidates and Issues

Cirea Strode, an advocate for education and community, is thrilled to announce her candidacy for the Lansing School Board

Chatum embodies the spirit of "Every Woman," with a passion for youth rooted in her love for her daughter.

USBC Applauds Biden-Harris Administration's Historic $2 Billion Distribution for Discriminated Farmers

Kristina Lyke is an exceptional attorney known for her unwavering compassion and dedication to serving others

Emily Dievendorf fights for democracy while effectively representing the people of the State of Michigan 77th House District

A Voice of Strength for Necessary Change! Ms. Mathews has been a lifelong resident of Lansing for over 35 years.

Courtesy Photo-(Left to right) – Eric A Schertzing spoke with Representative Elissa Slotkin about passenger rail April 15, 2024. For the...

Drafted into World War II as a 23-year-old college student, Holt was sent to Germany in the mid-1940s.

LANSING, Mich.—(April 23, 2024) With Mother’s Day approaching, Justice Kyra Harris Bolden—the first Black woman to serve on Michigan’s...