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Officials in Ingham County are seeking public input on plans to repair part of the Lake Lansing dam that helps control the lake's water level.
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The General Motors partner expects to bring 1,700 jobs to the new facility.
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Forecasts predict peak temperatures will exceed 90 degrees in mid-Michigan. But high humidity levels will make it feel closer to 100 degrees outside.
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Consumers Energy is collaborating with several Michigan school districts to get dozens of electric buses out on the road during the upcoming academic year.
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The city of Perry is continuing to rebuild infrastructure after a tornado touched down in the community on August 11.
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Crews in Jackson have replaced close to 500 lead water lines in the city. But they still have more than 10,000 left to go.
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A bill Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed last week relaxes penalties for hunters who fail to submit records of their deer harvests.
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As smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to spread across the U.S., Michiganders are being urged to take precautions and minimize their time outdoors.
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Officials at the Department of Natural Resources say northern Michigan is at an elevated risk for the spread of wildfires for the next several days.
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Clinton County’s Board of Commissioners is adopting a 1-year moratorium on utility-scale renewable energy projects.
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Michigan is one of two states that has not designated an official state insect. Some lawmakers want the black swallowtail butterfly to represent Michigan, while back the more well-known monarch butterfly.
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Senator Gary Peters came to MSU's Horticultural Center Friday to promote legislation that would fund research to help fruit producers combat an invasive insect species.