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  • Bald Eagle Snow’s Road to Flight | Lansing News

    Meet Snow, a feisty young bald eagle with a busted wing who’s fighting back from a rough start—found injured near Traverse City, she’s now recovering at a Michigan rehab center with physical therapy, sun-soaked naps, and a stubborn spirit. Despite a second fracture, she’s making strides, stretching her wings and hopping around pain-free. Staff say she’s ready to soar again—and would rather be out in the wild with her own kind. Meanwhile, the same center’s also rehabbing a rare barn owl in Michigan. All thanks to donations—so if you want to help, check their website.

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  • Michigan’s Venomous Snake Alert | Lansing News

    Michigan’s Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake is under threat—not from nature, but from humans who’re stomping trails, threatening to kill it, and ignoring its protected status. After a hospitalization from a rare bite, authorities are urging folks to stay on marked paths, leave the snake alone, and remember: this venomous but shy native species is federally and state-protected—and bites are extremely rare, with no confirmed deaths in Michigan in over a century. Respect the wildlife, admire from afar, and let nature thrive.

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  • Former Treasurer Pleads Guilty to $745K Theft | Lansing News

    A former Ionia Township treasurer, Marilyn Harp, 74, pleaded guilty to stealing over $745,000 meant for public use—including schools—over a 41-year tenure, using the funds for vacations, luxury purchases, and a vacation home while covering her tracks with falsified records. She’s agreed to forfeit $647,000 and faces up to 30 years in prison, sentencing set for December 3rd—a stark warning that no one is above the law, no matter how long they hold power.

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  • Michigan’s Congressional Race Set | Lansing News

    Michigan’s primary elections are over, locking in the final matchups for all thirteen congressional seats—incumbents face challengers in a high-stakes general election showdown that will shape Washington’s representation come November. With campaigns gearing up and voters tuning in, this is where the real battle begins.

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  • Treasurer Skims Tax Money for Luxury | Lansing News

    A former Ionia Township treasurer, Marilyn Harp, admitted to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars over four decades—using taxpayer funds for luxury vacations, a vacation home, and personal indulgences. Serving as treasurer from 1984 to 2025, she faked and destroyed records to hide her crimes. As part of a plea deal, she’ll return $647,698 and could face up to 30 years in prison when sentenced December 3rd—a chilling reminder of the consequences when public trust is betrayed.

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  • Three Face Animal Cruelty Charges | Lansing News

    Three Delta County residents face felony and misdemeanor animal cruelty charges after police uncovered horrific neglect: 25+ dead animals, malnourished survivors, and a violent resistance by one suspect that led to arrest. Court dates loom as the community watches justice unfold for these neglected creatures.

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  • Michigan’s Dry Winter and Health Alerts | Lansing News

    Michigan’s dry spell continues, with winter forecast predicting warmer, drier conditions that could ripple through everything from snow sports to water levels. Public health officials warn of rising cyclosporiasis cases, urging caution. Meanwhile, Michigan State University hits a new fundraising record, fueling future growth, while Lansing’s utility board proposes rate hikes for 2026 — a potential budget squeeze for residents.

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  • Michigan Man Faces 30 Years for Cocaine Bust | Lansing News

    A Michigan man, Jake Junior Vargas, faces up to 30 years in prison after a massive drug bust in Adrian uncovered nearly a ton of cocaine. The case, part of a long-term RHINO unit investigation in Lenawee County, highlights how community tips are crucial to dismantling trafficking rings. Law enforcement urges residents to report suspicious activity anonymously via phone or email — teamwork is key to safer streets.

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  • Michigan Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Surges | Lansing News

    Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak just hit a terrifying new high—over 12,200 confirmed cases, up 700 in one day—with two deaths and nearly 200 hospitalizations. Officials point to lettuce and salad greens as the likely source, though no specific brand has been identified yet. While usually not fatal, this outbreak highlights deadly risks for vulnerable populations. Stay safe: buy whole heads of lettuce, wash leaves thoroughly under running water, avoid pre-washed bags, and cook greens when possible. If you have persistent diarrhea, get tested specifically for cyclosporiasis—regular tests won’t catch it. Treatment includes antibiotics, rest, and hydration.

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  • Candida auris Rising in Michigan | Lansing News

    A deadly, drug-resistant fungus called Candida auris is spreading fast—Michigan now ranks second in the U.S. with over 500 cases, trailing only Texas. Since 2021, the state has logged more than 3,000 infections, as nationwide cases surge from nearly 3,000 in 2022 to over 6,000 in 2024. This tough-to-treat yeast thrives in hospitals and targets the sickest patients, causing everything from skin rashes to life-threatening infections. Doctors must often combine drugs or use last-resort treatments, since standard antifungals rarely work. First spotted in Asia in 2009 and arriving in the U.S. in 2013, C. auris poses a major public health threat—especially for those with weakened immune systems or medical devices like tubes and catheters.

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