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Scientists and documentarians recently piloted a remote camera down to the depths of Lake Superior to study the wildlife and health of the remote ecosystem.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer is drawing pushback online for supporting a hyperscale data center project in Saline, but it's unclear whether that feedback will matter offline.
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Michigan Theatre Executive Director Steve Tucker says support from Jackson community members was overwhelming when he was dismissed by the space's former Board.
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Michigan Public reporter Michelle Joksich Polo followed a immigrant detainee who reported a sexual assault at a Michigan processing facility and was later deported.
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WKAR-TV's "Impact Michigan" hosted by Sheri Jones returns for its second episode, tackling teen social media use and their mental health.
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The Bath School Museum Committee is still fundraising to building a freestanding space to commemorate the 1927 bombing that killed dozens of children.
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The East Lansing Art Festival returns to the city’s downtown this weekend with the goal of sparking joy in the community.
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The Detroit News began reporting in 2023 on Fay Beydoun, her relationship with high-profile Michigan Democrats and the Michigan Economic Development Corportation.
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A Michigan State University professor says a failed data center proposal in downtown Lansing is emblematic of national conversations about the facilities.
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Michigan State University researchers helped develop the turf that was grown for each of the 16 stadiums across North America where World Cup games will be played.
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A Lansing Chipotle that was the only location for the chain in the country to be unionized failed to secure a contract during the more than three years it was organized.
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Museums in three Michigan cities will display some of the United States’ foundational documents from the late 1700s and early 1800s as the country celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding.