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After nearly a decade of service leading the Ingham County Health Department, including during the COVID-19 pandemic, Linda Vail is just weeks away from stepping down from as health officer.
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The Ingham County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the appointment of a new member to represent its 13th District Tuesday.
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Election officials in mid-Michigan are working out a plan to implement new voting requirements under Proposal 2.
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Representative Elissa Slotkin earmarked $2.5 million in federal dollars to construct a new grandstand in Mason.
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Ingham County’s new prosecutor, John Dewane, is settling into his new position. He took over from Carol Siemon who retired at the end of 2021, and he’s already putting in place new policies like cracking down on repeat felony offenders.
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The new Ingham County prosecutor is revising policies that will increase charges for repeat felony offenders and for individuals who commit a felony with a firearm.
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The Ingham County Board of Commissioners is taking applications to fill an empty seat. The deadline for residents to apply to serve as the 13th district’s commissioner is January 9.
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Ahead of retirement, Ingham County's Prosecutor reflects on her tenure, work still needed to be doneIngham County’s Prosecuting Attorney Carol Siemon is retiring at the end of the year. She was elected as prosecutor in 2016 and then reelected in 2020.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to weigh in on a case surrounding the City of Lansing’s attempt to annex part of Lansing Township.
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Judges with the 30th circuit court are in the process of appointing Ingham County’s new prosecuting attorney. That’s after county prosecutor Carol Siemon announced her decision to retire at the end of the year.