The Big Ten says it's fining Michigan State $100,000 in the wake of the postgame fight with U of M players on Oct. 29th.

Here's a "My Two Cents" commentary on the subject of CHITTERLINGS! Everything you wanted to know...but were afraid to ask!

Nearly a thousand people turned out yesterday at 'The Venue' in the Lansing Mall for the city’s 1st ever ‘Black Santa Experience.’

Former President Donald Trump continues to get criticism for his recent dinner with a bigot and antisemite.

Michigan dominated Ohio State yesterday in THE GAME! The Wolverines' 45-23 win was their first in Columbus since the year 2000.

Michigan and Michigan State are on the road for big football games today.

Lansing police are trying to keep our streets safer during this holiday weekend. It's called a Maximum Enforcement Period.

Comedian/Actor Sinbad continues struggling to regain the ability to walk and talk following his stroke in 2020.

A black man has been named the new chancellor of the University of Arkansas. That's a 'first' in the school's 151-year history.

Amazon workers and labor activists in over two dozen countries, including the U-S, plan to walk off the job and stage other protests today.

A popular Lansing restaurant, TANNIN on east Michigan Avenue, is back in business after having been closed for most of this year.

This certainly appears to be significant -- for the first time, the majority of COVID deaths are among the 'vaccinated' here in the U.S.

Today is not only Black Friday, it is also National Native American Heritage Day.

Here's the Thanksgiving Day schedule of football games on TV.

Happy holiday, everyone!

Seven Spartan football players have been criminally charged for their roles in the Oct. 29th fight with two Wolverine players.

Ingham County Prosecutor Carol Siemon is calling it quits. She announced her retirement yesterday. It is effective Dec. 31.

A black college in North Carolina is, in essence, being punished for being popular.

A national survey finds the average Thanksgiving day family meal is 20% more expensive this year than in 2021.

The 'pause' on student loan repayments has been extended by Pres. Biden while legal wrangling over the debt cancellation program continues.