WFMK-FM (Lansing, MI)

WFMK (99.1 FM) is an adult contemporary radio station based in East Lansing, Michigan, catering to the Lansing radio audience. The station is operated by Townsquare Media and features HD radio broadcasting.

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#523345

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#124138

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CVS Joins the 2025 Retail Closure Trend in Michigan

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

Look, Michigan hasn't had the best of luck as of late, as far as national retailers packing up and closing shop. Kohl's, Macy's, Rite Aid, Big Lots, Party City...the list of store closures in 2024 is as long as my arm. And now, CVS plans to close 270 stores nationwide in 2025, and at least one Michigan location is among them. The sign for a Lansing, Michigan area CVS pharmacy is seen against a backdrop of green trees and an overcast sky.
Vermeulen's Deserted Cortland Street Location, Jackson

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | John Robinson

Even though Vermeulen’s Furniture has been in the old Felpausch grocery location on West Michigan Avenue for over ten years, most of us who have been around a while still think of that old Masonic Hall on Cortland as ‘Vermeulen’s’. It was the shop right next door that was the actual shop at 135 W. Cortland which they moved to in 1941. The Masonic Temple next door proved to be too much of a temptation, so the Vermeulen’s bought it in 1987.
There is a Type of Shark That Could Swim Its Way Into Michigan

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | John Robinson

June 20, 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of the movie Jaws. I know! FIFTY years ago already! Hard to believe, and people are still skittish about swimming...even in our Great Lakes, for fear of a shark – or some other type of large creature – swallowing them whole. So, the question: have sharks actually found their way into the Great Lakes from the ocean?
This is the Highest Gas Price Paid in Michigan History

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

In July of 1992, I received my driver's license. I hopped in my 1986 GMC Jimmy, with the ink barely dry on my temporary Michigan license, and immediately drove to the gas station, where I paid $1.22 a gallon. Twenty-nine years and eleven months later, the state would see the highest recorded gas price in history. A gas pump handle is seen hanging in the pump during the day.
Foreign Companies Quietly Buying Up Michigan Farmland

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

Here's a fun mix of words you didn't expect today: foreign-owned Michigan farmland. Yep—our scenic, corn-sprouting, soy-bean-growing, tractor-loving land is apparently a hot property for international buyers, and it has Lansing and Washington more than a little nervous.
Remembering The Hut: One of jackson's Finest Eateries: The Brown Hut Lasted 25 Years

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | John Robinson

I remember the Brown Hut. When I think of a meal at The Hut, I usually picture the relish tray. Not the actual meal, which is weird...but the relish tray. That’s one of the reasons I enjoyed eating there. Sometimes I would just settle for the tray and bag dinner altogether. It may have been called a ‘relish’ tray, but there was much more: kidney bean salad, potato salad, cottage cheese, marinated or pickled vegetables, and more.
Michigan's 2024 Deer Harvest Underreported by Nearly 100,000

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

Every year, Michigan hunters head out into the woods with blaze orange vests and dreaming of a garage fridge full of venison. And every year, they do their best to report their harvests—only for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to come along several months later and say, "Yeah, no.
What Happens Before the Power Goes Out in Michigan

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

Consumers Energy provides power for 1.8 million Michiganders. When you're in the business of supplying electricity to millions, having a plan for when Mother Nature strikes is essential. So—what's in the playbook? A downed tree is seen covering a power line and destroying a metal fence. I asked Consumers Energy spokesman, Brian Wheeler, how the folks responsible for keeping Michigan's lights on, food cold, and phones charged prepare for a major weather event.
Jackson's Drive-In Theaters: Including the One Time Forgot

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | John Robinson

Growing up in Mid-Michigan during the 1950s and 60s, there is no doubt that many a teenager spent some time at the nearby drive-in theaters. If you took a date to the drive-in, there was no question things would get somewhat ‘romantic’. If you were dateless, then you’d grab some friends, drinks, and snacks and jam the car with as much and many as you could.
Ann Arbor to Brooklyn, This Paul Bunyan Statue Has Been Everywhere in Michigan

1 week ago | 99wfmk.com | Scott Clow

I worked with the guy at two different places in Michigan; little did I know just how famous and sought-after he was. The “coworker” in question? A 20-foot-tall fiberglass statue of Paul Bunyan, which has made the rounds across Michigan. RELATED: 25 Michigan Roadside OdditiesThis giant lumberjack is currently living at Knutson’s Sporting Goods in Brooklyn, Michigan (the second place I’d worked with him). But what’s more interesting is how he got there and where he came from.