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  • Mother and Infant Found Drowned in Bathtub | Lansing News

    A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Oakland County, Michigan, when a 36-year-old mother and her two-month-old son were found unresponsive in a bathtub—both later confirmed drowned. Emergency responders rushed to the scene on July 31, but sadly, neither survived. Autopsies were completed by August 1, with toxicology results still pending. The community is reeling as authorities investigate how this devastating incident occurred, offering a sobering reminder of life’s fragility.

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  • Powerball Jackpot Hits $748 Million | Lansing News

    Powerball’s jackpot soars to $748 million for Monday’s drawing, fueled by Saturday’s miss—numbers 6, 17, 27, 48, 50 didn’t win, but players still cashed in: a Virginia winner took $2 million, and five others across California, Maryland, and Texas each won $1 million. With tickets sold in 45 states plus D.C. and territories, the dream of a life-changing win keeps millions playing despite the odds. Next draw: Monday, August 3rd, at 10:59 PM. Tickets cost $2, plus $1 for Power Play to boost smaller wins.

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  • Teen Caught With Guns After Shots Fired | Lansing News

    Shots fired on East Morrell Street sent cops rushing to the scene, where shell casings and witness descriptions pointed to a suspect. A 20-year-old bolted into a house after being spotted matching the description, then surrendered—only for officers to find two handguns during a search. Now facing serious felony charges, the case is still unfolding as authorities race to piece together what happened that night.

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  • Man Sentenced 14 Years After Child’s Death | Lansing News

    A Lansing man sentenced to 14 years for leaving a stolen gun within reach of a 4-year-old who accidentally shot herself — the tragic outcome underscores the deadly stakes of improper firearm storage, especially for those prohibited from owning guns.

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  • Backpack Giveaways Helping Lansing Kids | Lansing News

    School’s almost back in session, and in the Lansing area, communities are stepping up with backpack giveaways to make sure every kid starts the year ready to learn. From Charlotte Assembly of God to Mount Hope Church and Good Shepherds Love, local organizations are hosting events throughout August — and they’re not just handing out supplies, they’re building confidence and showing up for kids. Groups like Communities in Schools of Michigan and Against All Odds Foundation are leading the charge, while others like Child and Family Charities and St. Jude are collecting donations. Whether you need a backpack or want to give back, there’s a chance to help — and it’s proof that when we come together, we can lift the next generation.

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  • Golf & Community: Celebrating Inclusion | Lansing News

    Golf, giggles, and community: The Capital Area Down Syndrome Association turned a sunny day at Wheatfield Valley into an unforgettable celebration of inclusion, with fun activities for all ages and a powerful message that everyone belongs. Up next: a solidarity walk on October 4th at Jackson Field — your chance to join, show support, and honor the vibrant lives of those with Down syndrome.

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  • Sixty-Five Years of Raft-O-Rama | Lansing News

    Clark Lake just hit a major milestone—65 years of Raft-O-Rama, the annual raft parade that’s turned into a dazzling community spectacle. Despite rain, folks showed up in droves to admire wildly creative floats that’ve evolved from simple decorations into full-on art installations. Beyond the fun, silent auctions fund the event and support local lake improvement projects. Joe Collins of the Raft-O-Rama Committee calls it more than a parade—it’s a living tradition that keeps the community connected and thriving, proof that great ideas can endure for generations.

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  • Lansing’s Final Early Voting Day | Lansing News

    Lansing’s giving voters one last chance to cast their ballots before Tuesday’s deadline—Monday, August 3rd—with two locations open: the Elections Office on West Jolly Road (9 AM–4 PM) and the Foster Community Center on North Foster Avenue (10 AM–4 PM). Early voting has been steady all week, and for busy folks like a nurse who works twelve-hour shifts, it’s a lifesaver. Michigan’s Attorney General also launched a new voter resource site to explain rights, recognize intimidation, and help first-timers check their ballot online before heading to the polls. Don’t miss this final opportunity—vote early, vote smart.

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  • Fifty Years of Dance in Michigan | Lansing News

    Fifty years of movement, magic, and Michigan-made dance: Happendance celebrates a half-century of bringing art to communities, pivoting from a soggy outdoor show to a packed theater—and proving that passion, persistence, and public support turn student dreams into statewide impact.

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  • Michigan Early Voting Window Closes Soon | Lansing News

    Michigan voters still have time to cast early ballots—most locations accept in-person voting through Sunday, August 2nd, with some cities like Lansing and Grand Blanc extending it to Monday, August 3rd. Over a million ballots have already been cast by mail or in person as of July 30th. If you’ve received an absentee ballot but want to vote in person, you can submit it at an early voting site or surrender it there. Officials strongly advise against mailing absentee ballots due to delays—use drop boxes or clerk’s offices instead. Remember: absentee ballots must be received by 8 PM on Election Day (with exceptions for military/overseas voters). Check your registration status online before heading out—and if you haven’t registered yet, you can do so up until polls close, but you’ll need to provide proof of residency in person within 14 days of the election.

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