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  • Michigan Eyes Safety Rules for Teen E-Bike Riders | Lansing News

    Michigan lawmakers are pushing a new safety bill to protect teens riding high-powered electric bikes, requiring 15+ riders to get a cheap, no-test restricted license and mandatory helmets—while also forcing manufacturers to clearly label speed and power so parents can make smarter choices.

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  • Michigan Invests $2B Annually in Roads and Bridges | Lansing News

    Michigan’s roads and bridges are about to get a major upgrade—with nearly $2 billion annually pouring into repairs, safety upgrades, and public transit. Governor Whitmer’s bold plan includes $100 million for local bridge replacements, another $100 million for transit systems, and $40 million to separate roads from train tracks. This bipartisan-backed investment aims to ease commutes, cut car repair costs, create jobs, and build a stronger infrastructure for the future. Work is already underway in communities across the state.

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    https://www.wilx.com/2026/09/14/michigan-begins-distributing-nearly-2b-roads-bridges-transit/

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  • Michigan Sky Lights Up with Fireball | Lansing News

    A dazzling fireball streaked across Michigan’s sky Sunday night, lighting up the heavens and sparking social media frenzy with eyewitness videos. Experts believe it broke apart during descent, possibly landing in Lake Huron or Lake Ontario — a rare cosmic visitor. While meteoroids are space rocks, meteors are the burning streaks we see, and meteorites are the survivors that hit Earth. The Michigan Storm Chasers think this one made it down — a cosmic reminder of what’s out there. If you spot something unusual, check for density, magnetism, odd shapes, and a melted crust — it might be a meteorite waiting to be discovered.

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    Sources:
    https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/09/14/fireball-michigan-sky-sunday-night-video/91756186007/

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  • Student Book Store Demolished in East Lansing | Lansing News

    The Student Book Store in East Lansing is officially gone—demolished on September 14, 2026, with crews tearing it down block by block. A longtime local fixture, the building’s disappearance marked a bittersweet moment for residents and the Ballein family, who watched from a nearby garage as history turned to rubble. With no word yet on what’s next for this high-traffic corner of Grand River and Charles, the site’s future remains a mystery—but one that will surely shape the city’s next chapter.

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    https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2026/09/14/demolition-of-the-student-book-store-building-in-east-lansing-begins/91761073007/

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  • Lansing Campus Voting Help Launches | Lansing News

    Lansing’s city clerk and Lansing Community College are teaming up to make voting easier—staff will be on campus weekdays from 9 AM to 4 PM handing out forms, answering questions, and helping students register or apply for absentee ballots. This initiative targets young voters, especially 16- and 17-year-olds who can pre-register, with the goal of boosting turnout and ensuring voices of tomorrow shape policies that affect them. Clerk Chris Swope stresses that democracy thrives when people participate—and this partnership, running through November, removes barriers so everyone can vote, right where they’re studying.

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  • Whitmer Seeks Global Investment for Michigan | Lansing News

    Governor Gretchen Whitmer is in Seoul on a high-stakes trade mission to lure global investment and create good-paying jobs back in Michigan, spotlighting the state’s strengths in advanced manufacturing while aggressively targeting future industries like shipbuilding, semiconductors, and robotics.

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  • I-496 Ramp Closed This Weekend | Lansing News

    Drivers heading to US-127 from I-496 eastbound in Ingham County, Michigan, brace for a weekend roadblock—this key ramp will be shut down Saturday at 7 AM and reopen Sunday at 7 PM for safety upgrades. Plan ahead, find an alternate route, and expect extra travel time as crews install high-friction surfaces to improve grip and reduce accidents.

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  • Lansing Man Faces Trial for Apartment Killing | Lansing News

    A Lansing resident, Aaron Mousseau, faces trial for the February murder of his roommate Vincent Beeman—both lived together in the same apartment. A judge found probable cause to proceed, but Mousseau remains presumed innocent. His arraignment is set for September 24, 2026, with a status conference following on October 16.

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  • Shots Fired at Youth Football Game | Lansing News

    A heated verbal argument between two grown men at a youth football game in Pontiac spiraled into gunfire at Wisner Stadium, leaving one man injured and the shooter arrested — thankfully, no kids were hurt. Authorities are still investigating what sparked the confrontation, but the community is relieved the young players escaped unscathed.

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  • Michigan Hunters: Prep & Reset | Lansing News

    Michigan hunters are in a sweet spot between seasons—use this downtime to prep gear, brush up on rules, and reset mentally before archery season kicks off October 1st. The DNR’s got your back with reminders: report every deer within 72 hours via the Hunt Fish app—even offline—and double-check where you can legally hunt, especially on private land. Don’t panic over EHD—it’s localized, won’t stick around, and poses no threat to humans. It’s all about smart, safe hunting and soaking in the quiet before the action resumes.

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