Okemos Community News · May 21, 2026 Daily Digest
School Facility Upgrades
- 🔥 New Turf Field: Okemos High School is set to receive brand new baseball and softball fields with turf opening in...

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Okemos High School will receive brand new turf baseball and softball fields in spring 2027. This local upgrade enhances school sports facilities for the community.
Lansing police responded to 235 shots fired calls in the first four months of 2026, a slight increase from 216 the prior year.
Albert Avenue in East Lansing is under a scheduled road closure, with the road expected to reopen sometime Friday. Okemos commuters traveling through the area should prepare for delays and seek alternate routes.
Okemos and Meridian Township residents can shape local zoning and development by attending the Planning Commission public hearing on Monday, June 8,...
Okemos Road railroad crossing closes for emergency repairs starting 7:00 AM Tuesday through Thursday.
Lansing City Council approved a $307 million budget that includes $41.4 million for road work and $1.5 million for sidewalks, with $17.3 million...
Monday's severe storms continue disrupting local infrastructure and schools.
May brings focus to mental health conversations at Taylor Life Center, stressing that wellness includes emotional support available year-round.
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Lansing Community College invites Okemos residents to a scenic social bike ride on June 10.
Lansing City Council votes Monday on a $307 million budget plan for the next fiscal year.
Meridian Township residents should prepare for major travel disruptions on Okemos Road this week.
A section of Capitol Avenue in downtown Lansing will close between Lenawee and Kalamazoo streets until late July for the city's combined sewer...
Okemos neighbors are offering free items this week to help others refresh homes and gardens at no cost.
Thunderstorms today and Monday could turn severe across the Lansing area, including Okemos and Williamston. Residents should monitor local updates for potential impacts.
Okemos residents can attend, speak, and record local government meetings without permission under Michigan's Open Meetings Act, attorney Philip...