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Lawyers for Nassar assault survivors have reached $100M deal with Justice Department, AP source saysThe U.S. Justice Department has agreed to pay approximately $100 million to settle claims with about 100 people who say they were sexually assaulted by sports doctor Larry Nassar.
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East Lansing's city attorney said he'll look into whether the city can modify its noise ordinance on loud cars and motorcycles.
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Two students were assaulted Monday evening at the Michigan State University Main Library.
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All Things Considered host Sophia Saliby talks with WKAR's Politics and Civics reporter Arjun Thakkar about the candidates seeking to review and amend Lansing’s charter.
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State agricultural officials are monitoring Bird flu found on multiple Michigan dairy farms
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On May 7, Lansing will hold a special election to select nine candidates to form a commission tasked with revising the city’s primary governing document.
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Special elections today will determine the balance of power in the Michigan House of Representatives for the rest of this year’s session
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Lansing community leader Alfreda Schmidt died April 14 at 97 years old.
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Officials say challenges remain with unsafe and vacant housing amid a need to hire more inspection and code enforcement officers.
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During Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees meeting Friday, officials also discussed investments in Israel and the release of thousands of documents related to Larry Nassar's sexual abuse.
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Lansing was chosen along with cities in Denmark, Zimbabwe, and Brazil.
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Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a proposal for a 6.89% rate hike for food and housing during its meeting Friday morning.