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  • Buck Moon Peaks This Week | Lansing News

    July’s Buck Moon peaked Wednesday morning but will still dazzle tonight and for days to come—perfect for stargazers in Michigan’s dark sky parks like Headlands or Alpena. Named for bucks growing antlers, it’s not a supermoon, just a stunning, regular full moon. Next up: the Sturgeon Moon on August 28, 2026.

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  • Kaden Knight Faces Sentencing for Fatal Crash | Lansing News

    Kaden Knight faces a grim sentencing Wednesday after pleading guilty to charges including drunk driving that killed 22-year-old Tyler Coffey and assaulting a police officer — just days after he’d already been jailed for a prior DUI. The crash, which occurred when Knight ran a stop sign, has sparked national attention, and officials will livestream the proceedings for public viewing. This case serves as a sobering reminder of the deadly consequences of impaired driving.

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  • Michigan Lettuce Outbreak Alert | Lansing News

    Michigan’s grappling with a massive cyclosporiasis outbreak—nearly 9,700 confirmed cases, 160 hospitalized—with lettuce and salad greens under suspicion. Health officials urge consumers to buy whole heads, discard outer leaves, wash inner leaves thoroughly, and cook greens to 158°F. If you’ve got watery diarrhea, get tested—this parasite can slip past standard tests.

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  • Michigan Food Bank Battles Cyclospora Outbreak | Lansing News

    Michigan’s Greater Lansing Food Bank is grappling with a major Cyclospora outbreak, forcing them to discard 800 to 1,200 pounds of food weekly—mostly bagged shredded lettuce and pre-packaged salads. With the source still unknown, they’re working closely with health officials to avoid risky produce. Despite the loss, the food bank stays resilient thanks to a steady stream of donations and partnerships with retailers to block contaminated items before they arrive. Even unsalvageable food gets repurposed via anaerobic digesters, turning waste into biogas and fertilizer—making safety and sustainability go hand in hand.

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  • Josh and Jase Explore Lansing | Lansing News

    Two viral TikTok travel stars, Josh and Jase, are back in Michigan—this time hitting Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Lansing—with a mission to spotlight the state’s hidden gems. From the Michigan International Speedway to a quirky truck-eating bridge and a bustling farmers market, they’re turning heads and sparking wanderlust. Their charm? Real-world fanfare: locals recognize them, they’re mobbed with cheers, and Lansing’s mayor even declared July 28 “Josh and Jase Day.” With a stop at Michigan State University on the horizon, they’re proving that Michigan’s got more than just snow and lakes—it’s got soul, stories, and a whole lot of fun. Follow their journey on TikTok @joshandjase.

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  • Safety Day Builds Trust with Families | Lansing News

    Michigan State Police turned their headquarters into a family-friendly safety hub during their annual Safety Day, blending hands-on demos, kid-friendly activities like fingerprint stations, and real gear like helicopters and fire engines—all to build trust and show first responders as approachable community heroes.

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  • GLP-1s Aren't Magic Bullets | Lansing News

    GLP-1 weight loss drugs are exploding in popularity—jumping from 6% to 15% users in just two years—but experts warn they’re not magic bullets. For lasting results, you need a registered dietitian to build healthy habits, consistent meals, and exercise routines. These meds can kickstart weight loss, but weight often rebounds once you stop. Common side effects like nausea also remind us that weight management is a complex, long-term journey requiring more than pills—real lifestyle changes that stick, even when life gets busy.

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  • Michigan’s Food Safety Pledge | Lansing News

    Michigan’s new Good Food for Michigan Pledge is a bold move to link schools, hospitals, and big institutions with local farmers—especially as the state grapples with a major cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting over 9,600 people. Nutrition leaders are scrambling to source safe, traceable food, while parents and residents are turning to local growers for peace of mind. Science shows local food reduces illness risk and retains more nutrients, making this pledge a smart, proactive step to protect public health—especially kids’ meals.

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  • Michigan Vets Rally to Help West Virginia | Lansing News

    Six Michigan American Legion posts are rallying to aid West Virginia flood victims, gathering supplies for shipment by Thursday morning after a devastating storm wiped out neighborhoods. Led by veterans like Roger Deaton and Rob Copi, the effort embodies community spirit and the Legion’s motto: “one team, one fight.” With trucks hitting the road early Thursday, locals are urged to donate at any of the six posts—because helping others isn’t just local, it’s national.

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  • Tawas Point Lighthouse Turns 150 | Lansing News

    Tawas Point Lighthouse turns 150 and is throwing a free, family-friendly bash on August 7th and 8th—perfectly timed for National Lighthouse Day. Built in 1876 after the original was swallowed by sand, this beacon has guided ships for over a century and a half. Friday’s event features crafts, games, stories, and local orgs—all free. Saturday’s highlight? A free concert by Lee Murdock, with lighthouse entry costing just a small fee (kids still in!).
    National Lighthouse Day, August 7th, honors the 1789 federal lighthouse law—no official holiday, but big on history. With over 200 active lighthouses on the Great Lakes, Tawas Point’s milestone is a chance to celebrate engineering, resilience, and maritime heritage.

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