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This Redwings athlete looks to finish her season strong at the cross country state finals while adding to her legacy as a cross country and track athlete at St. Johns.
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Hamlin Township Board expected to take up the heated issue in January.
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State numbers show females have led males in college enrollment for more than a decade. Earlier this year, Governor Gretchen Whitmer directed the state to work on closing the education gap.
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The Washington D.C.-based Nonhuman Rights Project argues that chimpanzees at the DeYoung Family Zoo in the Upper Peninsula deserve common law habeas corpus rights.
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There’s concerns about an invasive insect targeting Michigan’s firs — including Christmas trees. That could have impacts on the state's forests and $45 million Christmas tree industry.
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Wednesday’s hearing, which would have gone over the City of Lansing’s objections to discovery in its ongoing homeless encampment lawsuit, was postponed to next week.
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Playing Ultimate is a test of skill, as athletes need speed and precision to succeed.
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Dungeons & Flagons is a new downtown Lansing business that offers space for people to rent to play tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons.
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A new study finds maltreatment allegations involving infants in Flint have dropped dramatically since the start of a stipend program for new moms.Rx Kids provides every pregnant woman with $1,500 during mid-pregnancy and $500 per month throughout the baby’s first 6–12 months of life.
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A British company's plan to build a data center near downtown now moves to the Lansing City Council.
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Look for the Greater Lansing Old News Boys Association with their orange satchels filled with comedic newspapers.
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The Michigan Public Service Commission is taking feedback from the public on Wednesday about plans to provide electricity to a massive data center in Saline Township.