Thursday, Aug. 18 —- Michigan’s agriculture industry is huge. It employs nearly 25 percent of the workforce and contributes more than $71 billion dollars to the state economy.

Construction for the Board of Water & Light’s $182 million cogeneration facility in REO Town began today.

Monday, Aug. 22 — Sometimes a renovation does more than fix a home, it opens the doors to history.

Tuesday, Aug. 23 — A national news organization is investigating a business with plans to move into the Meridian Mall.

Updated Wednesday, Aug. 24 — Most of the 11 dispensaries on Michigan Avenue have closed their doors following the Michigan Court of Appeals ruling today.

Wednesday, Aug. 31 — You don’t need to be a member of the LBGT community to visit the LBGT resource center on MSU’s campus. In fact, most people who visit are straight, the center’s assistant director says.

Thursday, Sept. 1 — A brand new barbershop on South Washington Square is catering to early risers.

Friday, Sept. 2 — The medical marijuana community is doing more than just protesting at the Capitol on Wednesday. Its members are also raising money to fight back.

Tuesday, Sept. 20 — Two former First Ward City Council opponents joined together in Hunter Park today to endorse Lynne Martinez in the First Ward race.

Friday, Oct. 7 — For over three weeks, thousands of protesters have occupied Wall Street to fight against the status quo. Now, the movement is coming to Lansing.