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With kids back in class, authorities are sounding the alarm: drivers must slow down and stay alert around school zones, especially after a recent crash near Okemos that left a child injured. School officials and local law enforcement are urging both parents and students to prioritize safety — drivers to watch for kids on foot or bikes, and students to put phones away while walking or biking near busy streets. It’s a shared responsibility to keep everyone safe as school traffic ramps up.

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A major solar farm proposal near St. Johns hit pause after a court ruling shifted control from local governments to the state, prompting the company to withdraw its application—only for the MPSC to later approve a separate $100 million solar project in southern Ingham County, highlighting the growing tension between state-driven renewable energy development and community-led decision-making.

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Michigan State University is launching a $30 million NSF-funded research hub called TEMPEST to crack the century-old mystery of turbulence—chaotic fluid motion that impacts everything from flight and energy to weather and health. By uniting physicists, mathematicians, and engineers in the new Leinweber Center for Engineering and Digital Innovation, MSU aims to predict and control turbulence, unlocking breakthroughs that could revolutionize aviation, power generation, forecasting, and public safety. Backed by major philanthropic investments, this bold initiative positions MSU as a global leader in solving one of science’s most complex challenges.

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A 32-year-old man sparked chaos at the Ambassador Bridge Friday afternoon, refusing border inspection, slamming into officers, flipping his car, and fleeing on foot—only to be caught quickly. Officers suffered non-life-threatening injuries. He now faces multiple serious charges including dangerous driving, obstruction, and assault with a weapon. This incident underscores daily risks faced by law enforcement at high-traffic borders.

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Michigan State’s football season kicks off this Friday, and the MSU Downtown Coaches Club is already heating things up—marking their 80th year of unwavering support with a high-energy pep rally featuring the Spartan Marching Band and Sparty himself. Since 1946, this legendary club has kept its mission simple: fund the team and fuel Spartan pride. With tradition alive and team spirit soaring, fans can expect big things as the Spartans chase victory on the field.

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Michigan State just wrapped up their 13th Bee-Palooza, spotlighting how vital bees are for Michigan’s farms and food — and how YOU can help. From planting native blooms to creating backyard havens, small actions add up to big wins for pollinators.

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Cassandra Wilson’s cozy “Crafts, Cold Brews and Cinnamon Rolls” event at the Craft Bar turned a Sunday afternoon into a sweet community vibe—where folks rolled up their sleeves to make candles, sipped cold brew, and devoured cinnamon rolls, all while bonding over shared laughter and simple joys. It was her first pop-up for Golden Tier Bakery in Holt, but she’s already dreaming of more: food as connection, creativity as comfort, and the quiet power of knowing you’re never alone.

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Uncle John’s Cider Mill just launched its dazzling new event: Flower Fest! This past weekend, visitors picked zinnias, wildflowers, and sunflowers straight from the fields for just $10 with a jar. Designed to bring families and the community together, it’s a fun, affordable way to experience the farm’s beauty. Don’t miss your chance—Flower Fest returns next weekend!

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A major rollover crash shut down Grand River Avenue in Lansing yesterday afternoon, sparking chaos and concern as police respond to a developing incident with no official details yet released. The road remains closed from Sadie Court to Raymond Drive — drivers are urged to find alternate routes while authorities work to uncover what happened, who was involved, and whether anyone was injured. This is a community-shaking moment with heavy uncertainty — we’re watching closely for updates.

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