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  • Junior Builds Dog Path for Eagle Scout | Lansing News

    A Mason High School junior, Brayden Egan, is on the verge of earning his Eagle Scout badge after building a brand-new walking path for dogs at the Ingham County Animal Shelter — a project he personally pitched and spent six months completing. The shelter, long in need of this outdoor space, now has a peaceful retreat where dogs can decompress and volunteers can bond with them. For Brayden, it’s a deeply personal win — fueled by his love for animals and the satisfaction of making a real difference. This isn’t just a badge; it’s proof that young people can lead with heart and impact lives — one paw at a time.

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  • Michigan Court Limits Car Searches by Smell | Lansing News

    Michigan’s top court just handed law enforcement a major setback: cops can no longer search your car based solely on the smell of weed. Since recreational marijuana was legalized in 2018, a small amount is treated like a civil infraction — not a criminal offense — meaning the odor alone doesn’t justify a warrantless search. Officers now need more than just the scent — like visible evidence of larger quantities or other illegal activity — to legally search your vehicle. This shift reshapes how police operate and protects drivers’ rights in the post-legalization era.

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  • Two Ramp Closures Coming to Lansing | Lansing News

    Two major ramp closures are hitting the Lansing area—get ready to reroute! Starting July 27, the eastbound I-69 to southbound US-127 ramp in Clinton County shuts down for rebuilding until October 23. Then, just a week later, from August 3–6, the westbound I-96 to southbound I-69 ramp in Eaton County closes for surface treatment and epoxy overlay. MDOT urges drivers to plan ahead and avoid delays—temporary headaches for long-term road safety.

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  • Michigan Early Voting Guide | Lansing News

    Michigan’s early voting window kicks off July 25 and runs through August 2—with some locations like Lansing extending to August 3—letting voters cast ballots in person before the August 4 primary. With all 13 U.S. House seats, governor, and Senate on the line, officials are pushing turnout records with flexible options: same-day registration and voting until 8 p.m. on Election Day, and absentee ballots accepted until 4 p.m. on August 3. Track real-time vote counts via mi.gov/votingdashboard—because every vote counts, and Michigan’s making it easier than ever to participate.

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  • Michigan Lettuce Outbreak Alert | Lansing News

    Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak is exploding—with over 8,000 confirmed cases and 160 hospitalizations—raising alarms over contaminated lettuce and salad greens. Health officials urge consumers to buy whole heads, discard outer leaves, and cook greens to 158°F to kill the parasite, reminding everyone that everyday foods can hide hidden dangers.

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  • States Sue Over Funding Strings | Lansing News

    Dozens of states are suing the Trump administration over federal disaster funding tied to election reforms and immigration enforcement, arguing it violates the law and Constitution — while the administration defends it as essential security measures.

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  • Data Center Deal or Mirage | Lansing News

    A potential data center could bring in millions in tax revenue—up to $12.6 million in its first year—and slash the city’s millage rate, fund street improvements, and pay off City Hall’s debt in four years. But with no site proposal or developer confirmed, skeptics call the projections “conjecture and fantasy,” pointing to missing plans and a stalled annexation process. Vevay Township rejected a land deal despite a sweetened offer, and officials insist no tax breaks will be given—only broad millage reductions. While the council has set guiding principles for revenue use, tensions run high as the mayor pushes forward amid uncertainty.

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  • Taco Bell Lettuce Outbreak Lawsuit | Lansing News

    A Michigan couple is suing Taco Bell and Taylor Farms after contracting cyclosporiasis from contaminated shredded iceberg lettuce, part of a massive outbreak affecting over 7,600 people across Michigan and Ohio. The lawsuit accuses both companies of negligence—Taco Bell for selling tainted lettuce despite ongoing investigations, and Taylor Farms for failing to ensure food safety. With over 100 other plaintiffs joining the case, the legal team seeks to uncover the outbreak’s source and prevent future outbreaks, demanding $75,000 in damages. Though Taylor Farms recalled affected products and initial tests didn’t confirm the parasite, the sheer scale of illness points to a systemic failure that demands accountability.

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  • Bridge Opens Amid Trade Tensions | Lansing News

    The Gordie Howe International Bridge, a $6.4 billion game-changer connecting Windsor and Detroit, is set to open Monday — but politics derailed the planned joint celebration after Trump’s new Canadian tariffs. This six-lane, 1.5-mile marvel, 150 feet above the Detroit River, will handle 70% of Canada’s U.S.-bound exports and rival the century-old Ambassador Bridge. Canada paid for it all, with a 15-year revenue-sharing deal with the U.S., while Michigan gets a slice later. Bonus: free bike and pedestrian access soon.

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  • Teen Pleads Guilty in Detroit Car Heist Ring | Lansing News

    A 23-year-old auto thief, Amarion Jordan, just got handed a 5-to-20-year sentence for leading a massive car theft ring that ripped through Metro Detroit from 2023 to 2025. His crew stole luxury cars like Bentleys and Escalades, plus everyday vehicles, hitting dealerships, storage units, and even homes. Troy PD, with help from the FORCE Team and multiple agencies, finally cracked the case. Jordan pleaded guilty in June, avoiding harsher charges — but the sentence shows how seriously authorities are treating organized theft. It’s a chilling reminder that greed drives crime, but law enforcement’s teamwork keeps the wheels turning on justice.

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