Lansing State Journal

There's a good chance of rain and thunderstorms Thursday, when the 20th annual festival gets underway at Adado Riverfront Park, forecasters said.

Community events and things to do happening around Greater Lansing in July 2019

A man and woman told police they were approached by a man while in their garage and robbed of cash at gun point.

The age, sex and race of the body was "not readily determined," and sheriff's officials said an autopsy was planned.

Mason's city manager says its treatment plant discharged 2.7 million gallons of wastewater last week in a 24-hour span.

Oregon Senate Republicans were once again absent from a scheduled Senate floor session Monday morning, the fourth day they have avoided the Capitol.

Courtney Irby was charged with grand theft and armed burglary for turning in her husband's guns while he was in jail for domestic violence.

Lansing City Council has agreed to pay $1.25 million to settle a 2016 class action lawsuit over sewage that flooded basements.

Dr. John Laurain has responded to a lawsuit from a former patient alleging sexual assault and misconduct and asked for the case to be dismissed.

Here's what happens when emergency strikes on the high seas, from norovirus on a Royal Caribbean cruise to Coast Guard airlifts from Carnival Pride.