Lansing, Michigan, December 6, 2025 Tommy’s Car Wash in Lansing, Michigan is partnering with News 10 to facilitate donations for Toys for Tots this holiday season. The campaign encourages residents to donate new, unwrapped toys, with drop-off locations available at both car wash sites. A digital donation option is also provided
News Summary Michigan has approved a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana to generate an estimated $420 million annually for road infrastructure improvements. This tax, effective January 1, aims to align marijuana taxation with alcohol and support the state’s aging infrastructure. While it will raise consumer prices, it does not fully
News Summary Sheetz, a popular convenience store and gas station chain, has announced plans to open its first location in East Lansing, Michigan, generating 30-35 new jobs. The store, located at 111 E. Saginaw St., will feature four gas pump islands and a varied retail experience. Despite enthusiasm from some
News Summary In May, Lansing honors Small Business Month, highlighting the resilience and innovation of local entrepreneurs who have thrived despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. With small businesses making up 99.6% of Michigan’s businesses, local stories of adaptability shine, showcasing successful ventures like World Tour Cheer and
News Summary On The Border Mexican Grill has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it faces $19 million in debt and declining customer enthusiasm. The chain plans to close 77 underperforming locations and has secured $10 million in financing to aid its restructuring efforts. With the number of restaurants shrinking
News Summary In Lansing, Michigan, discussions have intensified around same-sex marriage as Representative Josh Schriver proposes a resolution to challenge the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. Schriver argues that the ruling undermines the sanctity of marriage and has led to increased religious persecution. His initiative aims to
News Summary Lansing is set to receive a significant boost of $1.4 million in marijuana revenue sharing from the Michigan Department of Treasury, ranking it as the third-highest recipient in the state. This funding comes from a portion of the recreational marijuana excise tax and supports local community initiatives including
