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  • Cooley Law Surges with 270 New Students | Lansing News

    Cooley Law School is exploding with growth this fall, welcoming over 270 new students across its Lansing and Tampa campuses—fueling a 38% enrollment surge that signals rising confidence in its legal education model.

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  • Bald Eagle Charlevoix Fights Lead Poisoning | Lansing News

    A bald eagle named Charlevoix is fighting for her life after being found unable to fly, suffering from dangerously high lead poisoning that’s left her weak and unable to eat. This extreme case—worse than any the Wildside Rehabilitation Center has seen in years—is a daily battle just to keep her alive. Despite grim odds, the team remains hopeful as they work tirelessly to give her the best chance at recovery, spotlighting the urgent threats wildlife face today.

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  • Michigan Healthcare Shortage Crisis | Lansing News

    Michigan’s healthcare workforce is in crisis, with a new report revealing nearly every medical field will face severe shortages by 2035—especially pharmacy techs and home health aides, who need over 146,000 new workers in just ten years. Low pay, high turnover, and an aging workforce are fueling the problem, but dentistry stands out as a bright spot—with strong pay and low turnover attracting talent. The goal? Spotlight these gaps so solutions can be built to ensure everyone gets the care they deserve.

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  • EEE Alert in Michigan | Lansing News

    EEE is spreading in Michigan—already claiming a one-year-old horse and infecting a human in Roscommon County. With a 30% fatality rate, officials are sounding the alarm as warm, humid weather fuels mosquito activity. Protect yourself and your pets by using EPA-approved repellent, wearing long sleeves outdoors, eliminating standing water, checking screens, and keeping yards tidy. Stay vigilant—this is prime EEE season.

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  • Hummingbirds Head South for Winter | Lansing News

    Hummingbirds are packing their bags—metaphorically—and fleeing Michigan for warmer climes in Mexico and Central America, a survival-driven migration triggered by shorter days, cooler temps, and dwindling food. These tiny powerhouses, with hearts beating up to 1,260 times per minute and wings flapping 15-80 times a second, bulk up 25-40% before takeoff. Males lead the way in mid-July, followed by females and juveniles. They’ll return to Michigan in late spring 2027—so start prepping your feeders by early April. Nature’s smallest marvels prove just how epic life can be, even when you’re too small to see it coming.

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  • Police Rescue Peacock in Backyard | Lansing News

    A peacock turned up in a Niagara backyard, prompting the police to scoop it up—calmly, even letting Chief Chapman wrap it in a blanket. Now safely at Almost Home Animal Shelter in Quinnesec, the feathered guest awaits its owner. It’s a bizarre, good-natured tale that proves sometimes the strangest calls lead to the most peaceful outcomes.

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  • Sheriff Hodshire Faces Felony Charges | Lansing News

    Hillsdale County Sheriff Scott Hodshire is now facing felony charges for obstruction of justice and misconduct in office, filed August 19th after an incident allegedly occurring February 18th—details still emerging. The 59-year-old, elected in 2020 and serving his second term, was released on a $1,000 bond. The case has ignited community debate over accountability and trust in local law enforcement as authorities continue their investigation. This is a fast-moving story—we’ll keep you updated as new information surfaces.

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  • Lake America? Mapping Politics in Real Time | Lansing News

    President Trump just renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America via executive order, citing U.S. economic dominance and escalating U.S.-Canada trade tensions — but the digital map world is split: Google Maps updated its U.S. version to reflect the change, while Apple Maps stubbornly sticks with “Lake Ontario,” and MapQuest lets users rename it themselves, highlighting a growing divide over how politics should shape geography on screens.

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  • Labor Day Road Bumps in Michigan Parks | Lansing News

    Labor Day weekend’s got you itching to hit Michigan’s state parks? Hold up—some major construction is causing closures across popular spots, from campgrounds to boat launches. But don’t panic: over 100 parks are still open for your adventure. Tahquamenon Falls just unveiled a brand-new, wheelchair-accessible boardwalk—game changer for all visitors. Meanwhile, Munising Falls at Pictured Rocks remains closed for trail work. Frustrating? Totally. But these upgrades? Built for the long haul. Check the Michigan DNR site before you go—Belle Isle’s plaza won’t reopen until spring 2027, and Traverse City’s modern campground’s off-limits until April 2027. Plan smart, pack light, and find your chill spot—even if it’s not the one you originally had in mind.

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  • Feds Shut Down 110 Truck Schools | Lansing News

    U.S. transport and homeland security chiefs just shut down 110 commercial trucking schools over English proficiency and rule violations—part of a sweeping crackdown after deadly crashes, with over 28,000 drivers removed and 30,000 licenses canceled for noncompliance. Investigations revealed shocking training flaws: cramped spaces, unlicensed instructors, and even classrooms in bus trailers. Over 160 training providers are under threat, and drivers from these programs are tied to 239 fatal accidents. This isn’t about new barriers—it’s about safety: ensuring every big rig driver is truly qualified.

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