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  • Ricin Confirmed at Hastings Apartments | Lansing News

    Ricin, a deadly toxin, has been confirmed at two locations in Hastings—Tyden Lofts and the ER at Corewell Health Pennock Hospital—triggering an emergency lockdown. Health officials sealed off Tyden Lofts on September 10th after lab tests, restricting all entry until it’s declared safe. Teams are conducting intensive environmental sampling and risk assessments to determine contamination levels and cleanup steps. Residents must stay out; pets left behind are being cared for with food and water while efforts continue to reunite them with owners. Medical testing is available but doesn’t confirm exposure—it’s meant to ensure everyone gets proper care. Updates will follow as new data emerges under strict public health protocols.

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  • AI for Local Business Cybersecurity | Lansing News

    Local Lansing business owners gathered at a Black Business Mixer hosted by Grassroots Giving Lansing and LAFCU to tackle cyber threats head-on—using AI to fortify defenses while emphasizing the irreplaceable value of face-to-face connection for real, strategic growth in today’s digital landscape.

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  • Stomp Out Suicide Community Rally | Lansing News

    This past Saturday, the Jackson County Suicide Prevention Coalition brought the community together at Cascades-Sparks Park for their annual “Stomp Out Suicide” event — a powerful, family-friendly gathering during National Suicide Prevention Month designed to break the silence around mental health. With a decade of tireless work recognized by a governor’s proclamation, organizers reminded attendees that asking for help isn’t weakness — it’s strength. Survivors like Doug Brinker urged everyone struggling to reach out to trusted loved ones or local resources, emphasizing that support is always nearby. The day ended with a symbolic walk through the park, honoring lives lost, celebrating survivors, and radiating hope — and if you need help, call or text 988 anytime.

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  • Community Shred Day Protects Your Privacy | Lansing News

    Lake Trust Credit Union turned heads—and shredded secrets—this past Saturday with a free Community Shred Day in DeWitt, welcoming both members and local businesses to safely dispose of sensitive documents. Partnering with Shred-it, they ensured every paper, from bank statements to personal records, vanished forever, easing fears of identity theft. Attendees like David Poquette, who brought boxes he’d been meaning to toss, praised the convenience and peace of mind. Held right in the credit union’s parking lot, the event was a win for community trust and practical support—proving that financial institutions are doing more than just managing money, they’re protecting their neighbors’ lives.

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  • Two Children Lost in Williamston Tragedy | Lansing News

    Two siblings lost in a tragic crash: Calvin, 12, and Karalee, 13, both died after an SUV struck them while biking in Williamston. Their mother shared the heartbreaking news that Karalee passed peacefully surrounded by family. The family, already grieving Calvin’s death, now faces burying both children together — their funeral has been postponed to Tuesday, September 15th. The community rallies in support, with residents turning porch lights green and ribbons being hung in honor. A GoFundMe set up by their church has raised over $136,000 to help cover urgent expenses. Michigan State Police continue investigating the Grand River Avenue collision.

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  • Spartans vs Eagles Game Day Guide | Lansing News

    Spartans vs. Eagles showdown this Saturday at Spartan Stadium under perfect game-day weather—sunny, 84°F, no rain in sight. MSU’s on a win streak, EMU’s 1-1; kickoff at 3:38 PM. Watch live on Big Ten Network or stream via Fox Sports/Fubo. Tailgating allowed; parking opens at 7 AM—$40 for gameday lots, $20 for Pavilion lot with shuttle. Accessible parking in Lot 48 with shuttle service. Can’t make it? Tune in. Next up: Notre Dame next week.

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  • Michigan Court Limits Sex Offender Registry Retroactivity | Lansing News

    Michigan’s top court just struck down the state’s sex offender registry for retroactively applying new rules to crimes committed before July 1, 2011—declaring it unconstitutional punishment. This follows past rulings that already deemed the system overly punitive, and now lawmakers face a tough deadline to craft new legislation that respects constitutional limits without leaving thousands of offenders in legal limbo.

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  • Delhi Township Honors Fallen Heroes | Lansing News

    Delhi Township’s annual 9/11 run brings the community together in remembrance and support, with local officials and veterans like Michael Grant honoring fallen first responders through a powerful, personal tradition that funds vital aid for grieving families and mental health resources for those who serve.

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  • MSU’s Future-Ready Engineering Hub | Lansing News

    Michigan State University is building a futuristic hub for engineering and digital innovation, uniting six colleges under one roof to train the next generation of tech leaders in AI, semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, and self-driving systems. Construction hit a major milestone as university leaders, donors, and students ceremonially signed a steel beam—symbolizing progress toward the 2028 opening. Designed to connect all students with cutting-edge tools and collaborative spaces, this $150 million center will redefine engineering education and position MSU as a powerhouse for tomorrow’s tech-driven careers.

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  • Remembering 911 Through Student Action | Lansing News

    Twenty-five years after 9/11, classrooms across the nation are turning grief into purpose—students pledge to serve their communities, teachers weave resilience into lessons, and a generation shaped by shock now channels that memory into action, honoring the past by building a more compassionate, engaged future.

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