In Contact with Lansing

This weeks topics include Brian Williams perpetual flubbing, President Obama's curious statements on religious juxtaposition, and the escalating conflict with ISIS terrorists.

Two suspects at large after fatal shooting in the Grove Street parking ramp in East Lansing.

MSU Provost June Pierce Youatt announced the formation of a smoke-free task force to move the campus towards a tobacco ban.

The Coalition Against Higher Taxes and Special Interest Deals is raising money for a "No" vote on the upcoming ballot proposal to fund Michigan road repair.

Gas prices are back above $2/gallon and all the gas stations seem to raise prices in concert, but is it collusion? Mark Griffin, president of the Michigan Petroleum Association joins the Steve Gruber show to discuss how the gas selling industry works, and what the low price of oil does for business...

In this edition's opening segment, Steve talks about the recent "superstorm" that hit the North East in light of the extremely accurate and totally unquestionable, debate-is-over scientific models for global man-made climate destruction. The story crossed the wire on Friday of a Michigan hunter who harvested an atypical coloration coyote that looked quite a bit like a wolf hybrid... Read

In his State of the City, Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero offers three changes for the Board of Water and Light.

Ford reports fourth quarter earnings down, and yearly income less than half of 2013's income, with North American and Asian markets still profitable.

Greece's communist Syriza party won 149 of 300 possible parliament seats, knocking out the incumbent conservatives.

A Chinese delegation to Lansing signed an agreement of mutual advancement between the State of Michigan and China's Jiangsu Province.