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  • Spartans Kick Off Season, Boost Local Biz | Lansing News

    Michigan State football’s season kickoff means big business for East Lansing—thousands of fans flooding the town, and local spots like One North Kitchen and Bar are already buzzing. Owner Jeremy McKowen, who’s been prepping all summer, hosted a coaches show as a dry run and is thrilled to welcome familiar faces and serve up game day energy. The Spartans take on Toledo tonight at 8 PM in Spartan Stadium—expect crowds, excitement, and a major economic boost for the community.

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  • Last-Minute Camping Spots in Michigan | Lansing News

    Labor Day camping in Michigan? Most state parks are booked—but don’t panic. A dozen spots still open, especially in the Upper Peninsula. Check the DNR’s online map for real-time availability. Some parks have construction closures affecting campgrounds, beaches, and trails. For a rustic vibe, state forest campgrounds are first-come, first-served (except Elk Hill, which you can book). National forests offer free dispersed camping if you’re okay with off-grid living. Fees jumped in August: modern campsites up $4–$10, nightly rates now $60–$120, luxury sites hit $160. Still time to find your slice of nature—just dig deeper.

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  • Keep Food Safe This Labor Day | Lansing News

    Labor Day BBQs mean fun, but food safety can’t be an afterthought—Michigan’s agriculture experts break down the essentials: keep cold foods below 40°F with ice, hot foods above 140°F in insulated containers, and raw meat sealed away from ready-to-eat items to avoid cross-contamination. Leftovers? Get them into shallow containers and refrigerated within two hours—and eat them within four days. Simple steps like proper temps, thorough cooking, and mindful handling can prevent food-borne illness and keep your holiday merry, not miserable.

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  • Michigan Storms Leave Widespread Damage | Lansing News

    Michigan braced for chaos as severe thunderstorms dumped nearly three inches of rain across the southeast, triggering flash floods, downed power lines, and widespread damage—especially in metro Detroit. With over 250,000 customers left without power and officials still investigating whether a tornado or just extreme straight-line winds caused the destruction, recovery efforts are underway. While northwest Michigan faced flood warnings, the heaviest rains hit areas like Gregory, Birmingham, and Milford, with mid-Michigan and the Upper Peninsula seeing lighter but still impactful totals. The state is now focused on assessing the full scope of the storm’s damage and beginning cleanup.

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  • Tahquamenon Falls Gets Major Access Upgrade | Lansing News

    Tahquamenon Falls just dropped a major accessibility upgrade with a brand-new 1,100-foot boardwalk leading right to the edge of the Upper Falls—bye-bye, 94 steps! Plus, that river bridge from last year now makes the Lower Falls island walkable too. Labor Day camping’s already booked solid, but Michigan’s got over 100 state parks waiting. Just snag your spot fast via the DNR site—and brace for camp fees up 4–10 bucks, with lodging hitting $60–$120 (up to $160 at fancy lodges) through 2027. Get out there and soak it in.

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  • Generator Safety During Outages | Lansing News

    Michigan’s facing major power outages after severe storms, leaving over 250,000 without electricity—and many are turning to generators for backup. But generators pose serious risks, especially carbon monoxide poisoning, which can be deadly, especially for kids. Experts urge everyone to install working, battery-powered CO detectors on every floor and keep them loud enough to wake you up. If you must run a generator, always do it outdoors, at least 20 feet from your home, with exhaust pointed away from windows or doors. Stay safe: a little caution saves lives.

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  • Michigan Storms Leave Hundreds of Thousands Without Power | Lansing News

    Michigan’s power grid took a major hit Friday, September 3rd, with over 260,000 customers statewide losing electricity—nearly 10,000 in Lansing alone. Southeast Michigan was especially hard-hit, with DTE serving more than 240,000 outages and Oakland County reporting 100,000 affected. Heavy rain, fierce winds, and suspected tornadoes preceded the storm, forcing utility crews to work around the clock to restore power. With more rain and thunderstorms rolling in, officials urge residents to stay safe, keep at least 25 feet away from downed lines, and report any hazards immediately to their utility provider.

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  • Michigan Weather Crisis Hits Hard | Lansing News

    Michigan’s bracing for a weather nightmare as torrential rain and damaging winds slam the Lower Peninsula—topping off already soaked areas with another 1-3 inches from Wednesday through Friday. Over 260,000 customers are without power this morning, down slightly from last night’s peak of nearly 300,000. Officials are on high alert as saturated ground faces more downpours, making recovery even harder for residents trying to return to normal after the initial storms. Stay tuned for updates as conditions evolve across the state.

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  • Meridian Township Hydrant Flushing Alert | Lansing News

    Meridian Township’s annual hydrant flushing kicks off Tuesday, Sept. 8—think of it as a deep clean for your water pipes to clear sediment and prep for winter. Expect temporary discoloration in your tap water, which is harmless and should fade quickly. If it lingers past four hours, call the Department of Public Works at 517-853-4440. It’s all part of keeping your water system running strong and safe.

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  • St Johns City Park: Your One-Stop Outdoor Hub | Lansing News

    St. Johns City Park is a 92.5-acre urban oasis packed with fun for all ages—playgrounds, fields, concerts, spray parks, sledding hills, ice rinks, disc golf, courts for basketball, tennis, and volleyball, plus picnic pavilions and grills. Honor veterans with a dedicated memorial, and yes, dogs welcome (leashed). Whether you’re chasing adventure or just soaking in fresh air, this park’s got you covered.

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