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  • Wildfire Smoke Hurts Pets Too | Lansing News

    Wildfire smoke isn’t just a human problem—our pets are suffering too. Vets warn dogs and cats can develop asthma-like symptoms from breathing in hazy air, especially those with pre-existing conditions or who spend lots of time outdoors. Michigan’s agriculture department advises keeping pets indoors during poor air quality, limiting outdoor play to quick potty breaks, and sealing windows and doors. Use air purifiers, AC with clean filters, and fans to circulate safer air inside. If your pet coughs, struggles to breathe, or seems sluggish, see a vet immediately—your furry friend’s health comes first.

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  • Smoke at Apple Creek Campground | Lansing News

    Smoke rolls into Apple Creek Campground, turning outdoor escapes into health hazards and forcing tough choices—especially for families like Noah’s with asthma-stricken kids, as camp owners brace for cancellations and rethink weekend plans.

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  • Smoke Shuts Down Lansing Baseball | Lansing News

    Wildfire smoke from Canada has turned Lansing’s air into a health hazard, forcing cancellation of outdoor events like Adult League Day and urging everyone to stay indoors. Experts warn of serious respiratory symptoms — coughing, shortness of breath, headaches — that can linger even after exposure ends. Kids, seniors, and those with compromised immune systems are especially at risk. Masks may help if you must go outside. One league organizer called this smoke wave far more intense than past events. The next clinic is set for Wednesday, 11 AM to 2 PM — fingers crossed the skies clear by then.

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  • Lansing Opens Election Machine Tests to Public | Lansing News

    Lansing is inviting the public to watch election equipment tested live on July 20th at 2 PM — a routine but increasingly popular event as voters scrutinize election integrity more than ever, fueled by social media echo chambers and a growing sense of “election whiplash” after losses. Nearly 1,500 Michigan clerk offices are doing the same ahead of the August primary, ensuring machines are ready — and transparent — for Election Day.

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  • Michigan Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Explained | Lansing News

    Michigan’s facing a major cyclosporiasis outbreak with over 4,300 confirmed cases — and it’s spreading fast, especially through contaminated lettuce. Young adults are hit hardest, and with testing costs up to $1,000, many go undiagnosed. CDC is now monitoring nationally, despite claims funding cuts slowed the investigation. If you’re sick, see a doctor, stay hydrated, and watch your potassium.

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  • Michigan’s Data Center Accountability Plan | Lansing News

    Governor Whitmer unveils Michigan’s new Affordable and Responsible Growth Action Plan to hold big data center companies accountable—turning loose rules into law and offering a voluntary pledge for companies to pay their own energy and water bills, invest in clean power, protect residents from cost hikes, and disclose environmental practices. While some praise it as a smart step toward responsible growth, critics—including environmental groups—argue the voluntary approach is too weak, citing past broken climate promises. Local leaders are split: Lansing’s mayor sees it as progress, while the Chamber of Commerce worries Michigan’s pace is too slow to compete with neighboring states. The plan sparks a vital debate: how to attract massive tech investments without sacrificing residents or the environment.

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  • From Childhood Dreams to Skybound Balloons | Lansing News

    This weekend, Jackson, Michigan, transforms into a sky-high wonderland as the 43rd annual Hot Air Jubilee soars into action — and two childhood dreamers, Jacqueline Austin and Angela Madden, are finally living their fantasy. Angela, the pilot, chased her ballooning passion since she was a kid, earning her license and calling the event “humungous” for putting their town on the map. Jacqueline, the crew chief, reveals the intense behind-the-scenes work — safety checks, weather monitoring — but what truly lights her up is seeing crowds’ awe as balloons lift into the sky. It’s not just an event — it’s pure magic made real.

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  • UM Health Expands Clinton Hospital | Lansing News

    University of Michigan Health-Sparrow is set to transform Clinton Hospital with a $62 million expansion, adding 22,000 sq ft of new ambulatory care, renovating 42,000 sq ft, and building 20,000 sq ft of new space—designed to meet soaring healthcare demand. The upgrade includes private patient rooms, expanded cancer care, daily MRI services, a second CT scanner, and enhanced primary care—all to boost access and patient comfort. Construction begins soon, wrapping in under three years, funded by UM Health-Sparrow’s own resources. This bold move underscores a major commitment to elevating healthcare in Clinton County and beyond.

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  • RWE Solar Project Pauses Amid Outreach Changes | Lansing News

    A major solar farm project in Bingham Township has hit pause after RWE pulled its application—forced by a new court ruling requiring deeper local outreach before filing. Though the company calls it a temporary procedural step, residents like Theresa Owen see it as a victory for community voice, while Supervisor John Weber vows to keep pushing back. The fight isn’t over—just entering a new, more scrutinized phase.

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  • Wildfire Smoke Hits Michigan State | Lansing News

    Michigan State University is grappling with hazardous wildfire smoke drifting hundreds of miles away, pushing air quality to alarming levels and forcing students and residents to rethink outdoor activities. Experts warn this is unprecedented, urging mask-wearing and reduced outdoor exposure to protect health. Campus life is already feeling the impact, as the haze disrupts routines and underscores how deeply environmental events, no matter their origin, affect us all.

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