Clara Lincolnhol
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There could be more tornadoes than the average this severe weather season, according to a prediction from Michigan Storm Chasers.
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Last week's warm temperatures melted nearly all of the ice on mid-Michigan waterways, eliminating the threat of flooding from ice jams later this spring.
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In addition to feeding people, donated deer are being used to create educational opportunities and keep people warm.
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From Lansing to Jackson and Charlotte to Howell, more than 80% of winter days have been cloudy across mid-Michigan. Here’s why the gray skies are so common this time of year — and when residents can expect more sunshine.
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Melting snow over the weekend across the Lower Peninsula released trapped pollutants into the air, triggering statewide air quality alerts.
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A proposed data center that would be built in downtown Lansing was met with opposition from around 200 concerned residents who showed up to a Lansing city council meeting Monday night.
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WKAR News explores the science behind a nearly frozen Grand River and what recent ice jams in communities like Portland reveal about the risks ahead during spring thaw.
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The recent firing of the executive director of a historic theater in Michigan has created controversy in a local Facebook group.
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The state is pouring $77 million into clean-up of contaminated abandoned real estate such as former factories. The goal is to make the cleaned-up sites safe.
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People living in communities where gun violence is common have higher odds of dying from stress-related cardiovascular diseases like high blood pressure, strokes and heart attacks according to recent research from the University of Michigan.