“Mid-Michigan Matters” is an interview segment during the “First @ 4″ newscast on WILX News 10, the exclusive 4 p.m. news program in mid-Michigan. News 10 talks with local newsmakers to give viewers an inside look into the issues, events, and personalities shaping the region. Whether it’s discussing community initiatives, highlighting business leaders, or addressing pressing concerns, “Mid-Michigan Matters” provides an informative and thought-provoking platform that keeps viewers connected and informed about the matters that impact their lives in mid-Michigan.
Joining Mid-Michigan Matters is Shawn Davis and Lance Fogelberg to talk about the kind of person Brandan Davis was and the importance of spreading awareness for mental health.
Lieutenant Adrian Ojerio of the East Lansing Police Department and Lieutenant Kimberly Parvianen of the Michigan State University Police Department join Mid-Michigan Matters to discuss preparations and safety for the start of the new season.
Students, staff and the community will notice new buildings and updates on previous buildings. MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz joined Mid-Michigan Matters on Tuesday to discuss how the changes will enrich the student experience.
To help Michiganders who are survivors of car accidents, Origami Rehabilitation is hosting its first Walk & Roll-A-Thon to help provide care and services to individuals injured from auto incidents—especially helping survivors impacted by Michigan’s 2019 auto no-fault insurance reform.
Eric Hipple, who knows first-hand the pressures athletes face, explained how he handles pressure and how expectations affect an athlete’s mental health.
