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  • Michigan Water Systems Under Cyber Siege | Lansing News

    Michigan’s water systems may have been hit by a cyberattack—over 30 Minnesota systems were targeted, and whispers point to Michigan too. Iranian hackers are suspected, though no one’s confirmed it yet. The attacks occurred around July 26–27, but thankfully, all affected systems recovered without public health risks. Meanwhile, MiLogin—the state’s online service portal—also crashed that same day, raising eyebrows about possible connections. The FBI is investigating and standing guard over critical infrastructure, reminding us that protecting our water is a digital battle we can’t afford to lose.

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  • Teen Driver Crash Leaves 3 Hospitalized | Lansing News

    A fiery two-car crash in Calhoun County left a 42-year-old man critically injured after being trapped in his burning vehicle—rescued by troopers and an anonymous Good Samaritan. The other car, driven by a 14-year-old with no license and carrying five teens, flipped and crashed; three teens were hospitalized with broken bones, while two fled the scene before help arrived—still at large. Police suspect marijuana use and are investigating seatbelt violations. Authorities are seeking to identify and thank the heroic bystander who saved a life.

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  • Teen Driver Crash Leaves 3 Hospitalized | Lansing News

    A fiery two-car crash in Calhoun County left a 42-year-old man critically injured after being trapped in his burning vehicle—rescued by troopers and an anonymous Good Samaritan. The other car, driven by a 14-year-old with no license and carrying five teens, flipped and crashed; three teens were hospitalized with broken bones, while two fled the scene before help arrived—still at large. Police suspect marijuana use and are investigating seatbelt violations. Authorities are seeking to identify and thank the heroic bystander who saved a life.

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  • Powerball Jackpot Soars to $748M | Lansing News

    Powerball’s jackpot just hit a staggering $748 million after no one claimed the top prize last Saturday—numbers drawn were 6, 17, 27, 48, 50, with Powerball 5. Six tickets matched five numbers, winning $1 million each (three in California, one in Maryland, one in Texas), while a Virginia ticket snagged $2 million with the Power Play. The biggest win ever in Michigan was $842 million, and California holds the record with over $2 billion. Next drawing: Monday, August 3rd at 10:59 PM ET. Available in 45 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands. Dream big—someone’s gotta win it eventually.

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  • Michigan’s New Flag Dreams | Lansing News

    Michigan’s flag might not be changing anytime soon—but a new survey reveals what Michiganders really want on it: fudge from Mackinac Island, potholes, and orange construction barrels. With over 3,000 respondents, the poll captures how modern identity is shaped by everyday life, not just history. While the official 1865 coat of arms stays put, these quirky symbols show a state that’s proudly, messily, and sweetly real in the 21st century.

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  • Black Business Expo Strengthens Community | Lansing News

    The Black Business Expo wrapped up its third year in East Lansing with a vibrant celebration of local Black-owned entrepreneurs—showcasing everything from food to fashion and services, all while building community through economic empowerment and inclusive collaboration.

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  • Bath Fest Brings Community Back Together | Lansing News

    Bath Fest roared back this past Saturday with a full-blown community celebration—complete with a 5K run, a parade with eye-catching floats, a pristine car show, and craft vendors lining the streets. Even bathtubs got their own spotlight, adding a quirky twist. As the revival of the former Bath Days Festival (axed by COVID), this event is more than fun—it’s a heartfelt reconnection. Trustee Cheryl Kellerman shared how neighbors rallied to help her water 20 horses, a reminder of the deep bonds that thrive in close-knit towns. Bath Fest isn’t just about activities; it’s proof that when communities come together, they rebuild resilience, joy, and belonging—one bathtub, one float, one shared smile at a time.

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  • Island Art Fair Grows Big and Bold | Lansing News

    Rain or shine, the Island Art Fair at the Ledges exploded in scale this past Saturday—swelling from 80 to over 200 vendors and relocating to Fitzgerald Park to handle the crowds. With artists pouring in from Ohio, Kentucky, and Illinois, it’s more than just a local event—it’s a vibrant regional hub for discovering fresh, handmade art. And with big turnout and big energy, this fair proves it’s here to stay.

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  • Protein Shield Broken in Ovarian Cancer | Lansing News

    Scientists at Michigan State University have uncovered a key protein that shields ovarian cancer cells from chemotherapy, offering a breakthrough for patients whose treatments stop working. By targeting this protein, researchers can restore chemotherapy’s effectiveness—potentially turning existing drugs into powerful tools again. They’re already testing a promising drug candidate and believe this discovery could revolutionize treatment not just for ovarian cancer, but other cancers too.

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  • Voters Decide Zoo and Trails Funding | Lansing News

    Voters in Ingham County face a crucial August 4 ballot decision: renew two key millages that fund Potter Park Zoo and the county’s trails and parks system. The zoo millage, which covers 68% of its operating budget and supports over 300 animals and nearly 200K visitors annually, seeks a six-year extension to run through 2032. The trails and parks millage, vital for maintaining and expanding recreational paths like the Lansing River Trail, aims for a five-year term ending in 2031. Both proposals seek to restore funding to half a mill, generating over $5 million annually — keeping beloved community assets alive and ensuring they stay under county control, not city management.

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