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Volunteers can help monitor water quality of favorite lakes
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Lansing was chosen along with cities in Denmark, Zimbabwe, and Brazil.
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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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The city has killed nearly 200 deer since 2020 as biologists and sharpshooters work to stop animal overpopulation in public parks and some private properties.
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The utility has 13 power plants along Michigan waterways. Consumers is evaluating how customers could be impacted if it decommissions or sells its hydroelectric dams.
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Residents living near the Erickson Power Station are concerned their drinking water has been polluted by the facility. The coal-fired power plant was retired last year.
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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.