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  • Michigan Data Centers Face Environmental Pushback | Lansing News

    Environmental groups are sounding the alarm as Michigan races to build new data centers, demanding a pause to protect communities and enforce stronger regulations. Activists like the Sierra Club argue current tax incentives are poorly monitored and insufficient, while lawmakers such as Joey Andrews defend the projects as vital for economic growth. With elections looming, environmental advocates are watching closely, hoping candidates who promise reform will deliver — as Michigan grapples with the clash between tech progress and ecological responsibility.

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  • EHD Virus Hits Michigan Deer | Lansing News

    Deer in Michigan are facing a silent threat: EHD virus is spreading through midges, hitting counties like Branch and Jackson—no risk to humans or pets, but hunters should report sick deer via Eyes in the Field. The virus thrives in hot, dry summers after wet springs, and frost usually stops it. Still, local herds can take a hard hit.

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  • Michigan Invests $2M in Local Food Systems | Lansing News

    Michigan’s pouring over $2 million into local food systems to strengthen regional supply chains, boost farm operations, and create jobs—funding projects from grain processing in Jackson to malt production and greenhouse expansion in Okemos, all aimed at making the state more self-reliant and food-secure.

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  • Total Wine Lands in Lansing | Lansing News

    Total Wine & More is hitting Lansing with its biggest store yet—opening October 1st, spanning 24,000 sq ft and stocked with over 8,000 wines, 4,500 spirits, and 2,500 beers. This Michigan flagship (their 6th in state) also features non-alcoholic drinks, cigar humidor, tasting stations, and winemaker classes—all while hiring 31 locals. Expect local Michigan brands alongside global picks, plus events through November. Whether you’re hunting for game-day libations or a new sip to explore, this is your one-stop beverage destination with unbeatable value.

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  • Michigan Revisits Tunnel Permits After Supreme Court Ruling | Lansing News

    Michigan is re-examining environmental permits for the controversial Great Lakes Tunnel Project after a landmark Supreme Court ruling on Line 5 pipelines. Issued just 16 days before the decision, the tunnel permits are now under scrutiny to see if they align with the court’s new standards for evaluating environmental risks and alternatives. Governor Whitmer, eager to remove aging Line 5 pipelines from the Straits of Mackinac, is pushing Enbridge to explore other solutions — while state officials scramble to ensure legal compliance as the situation evolves.

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  • Apple’s Big Tech Shift This Fall | Lansing News

    Apple’s rumored iPhone 18 lineup is shaking up expectations—no standard model until 2027, with the Pro and Pro Max taking center stage this fall. But the real buzz? A potential foldable “iPhone Ultra” with a massive 7.8-inch inner screen and 5.5-inch cover display, powered by the new A20 chip and packed with battery life. Beyond phones, Apple may unveil a smart home hub, upgraded Apple Watch, AirPods, and MacBooks—hinting at a bold pivot toward foldables and expanded ecosystem control.

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  • Michigan State Dorms Bake Without AC | Lansing News

    Michigan State students are sweating through another scorching semester as most dorms lack air conditioning—here’s how they’re coping: fans, hydration, and hitting campus cool zones like libraries and dining halls. A few halls do have AC, and medical students can request units. Last year’s survivors say it’s brutal—especially move-in week—but fans are now a must-have survival tool.

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  • Michigan Rain Ends Wednesday | Lansing News

    Michigan’s rain streak is finally easing up—storms swept across the Lower Peninsula Wednesday with gusts up to 55 mph and scattered lightning, but clearer skies are rolling in by evening. Northern regions dry faster, while Thursday and Friday promise sunny, cooler weather with highs in the 60s-70s. Just watch out for a few lingering showers tonight before the sun returns.

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  • Taser Arrest at Michigan Resort | Lansing News

    A resort in Paradise, Michigan, was robbed for over $3,000 when a 35-year-old California worker bolted after being caught on security cameras. Troopers chased him down, used a Taser to subdue him, and arrested him without injury. He’s facing home invasion, larceny, and resisting arrest with a $10K bond — and he’ll return to court in September 2026.

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  • MSU to Expand Packaging Building | Lansing News

    Michigan State University is poised to dramatically expand its iconic Packaging Building with a $42.5 million addition that could nearly double its size—thanks to a record-breaking $47 million donation from the Frasier couple just five months ago. The new 16,000-square-foot wing will bring state-of-the-art labs, flexible research spaces, and cutting-edge tech to support future innovation in packaging science, all while honoring the building’s legacy since 1964. The Board of Trustees’ vote could reshape the future of packaging education and research at MSU.

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