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  • Michigan Rails Get $145M Boost | Lansing News

    Michigan just landed $145 million in federal rail funding to overhaul passenger service, rebuild century-old bridges, and upgrade tracks between Dearborn and Kalamazoo—aiming for safer, more reliable trains on the vital Chicago-to-Detroit corridor. Meanwhile, Illinois and Wisconsin are also getting major investments to boost Midwest rail infrastructure, including locomotive upgrades, as part of a nationwide push to modernize America’s passenger rail network.

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  • King Arthur's Court Animal Crisis | Lansing News

    Deputies raided a chaotic King Arthur’s Court residence packed with cats, dogs, ducks, rats, hamsters, and even a bearded dragon—home to four adults, one of whom was arrested for assault. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office is now investigating multiple residents for animal neglect and cruelty amid the overwhelming number of animals needing care. All pets are at the shelter being cleaned and processed, so much so that animal control temporarily halted new intakes to manage the crisis. This is a massive, heartbreaking operation focused on rescuing animals while holding those responsible accountable.

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  • Dolly's Legacy Lives Through Books | Lansing News

    Dolly Parton’s legacy lives on through her Imagination Library, which has gifted over 8,000 children in Saginaw County with books since 2016 — but now, due to funding shortfalls, United Way can’t enroll new kids. With 2,600 children already receiving up to 60 free books each, the nonprofit urgently needs community support to keep Dolly’s dream alive and ensure every child gets a home library, no matter their income.

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  • Dolly's Legacy Lives Through Books | Lansing News

    Dolly Parton’s legacy lives on through her Imagination Library, which has gifted over 8,000 children in Saginaw County with books since 2016 — but now, due to funding shortfalls, United Way can’t enroll new kids. With 2,600 children already receiving up to 60 free books each, the nonprofit urgently needs community support to keep Dolly’s dream alive and ensure every child gets a home library, no matter their income.

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  • Church Bus Crash and Acts of Grace | Lansing News

    A church bus flipped violently after a collision in Flint, leaving two passengers ejected and one hospitalized—just minutes before Sunday service. Pastor Ernesto Alaniz, who was preaching about trusting God, shared his shock and fear upon learning the severity of the crash. Miraculously, despite injuries, a bleeding congregant forgave the other driver on the spot. Bystanders and first responders rushed to aid, and the church is now focused on healing, grateful for community support, with updates coming via their Facebook page.

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  • Faber’s $11M Gift Boosts MSU Future | Lansing News

    Michigan State just landed a $11 million windfall from Kirk Faber, a retired dentist and longtime MSU donor, who’s pouring his wealth into transformative campus projects — including a new engineering center, a plant sciences building, and athletics. This isn’t his first rodeo: since 1977, he’s been steadily giving back, and now he’s planning another eight-figure gift to the College of Natural Science. Named spaces honor him and his late wife Celeste, while Faber insists education is the ultimate legacy — and that teamwork learned on the field translates to real-world success. With another $50 million already pledged for the same engineering hub, this donation fuels a $340 million, 265,000-square-foot dream project set to finish by 2028.

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  • Lunar Eclipse Tonight in Mid-Michigan | Lansing News

    Don’t miss this rare celestial show—Mid-Michigan’s got a near-total lunar eclipse rolling in Thursday night into Friday morning, painting the moon in eerie red-orange hues for over three hours, with clear skies and comfy temps making it perfect for stargazers. The peak hits just after midnight, and the next total lunar eclipse won’t grace our skies until June 2029. Set your alarm, grab a blanket, and look up—nature’s putting on a wild one.

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  • Bridging Generational Gaps at Work | Lansing News

    Generational gaps in the workplace? This Thursday’s Lansing Regional Chamber panel dives deep into how to build trust across five generations — from Silent Gen to Gen Z. Discover why misunderstandings happen, how they hurt teamwork, and get real tips you can use right away. Stream live on News 10 Plus if you can’t make it in person.

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  • Teacher Sentenced After Online Encounter | Lansing News

    A former high school English teacher, Robert Herzing, 33, got five months in jail and five years probation after arranging to meet a police decoy posing as a minor. The investigation began when a detective created a fake profile on a social app—Herzing reached out, they chatted for months, then moved to texting, where he openly discussed various relationships, including casual encounters. He agreed to meet the decoy at a public library in September last year, leading to his arrest. Already fired from Waverly High School, Herzing pleaded no contest to charges of accosting a child for immoral purposes and attempted third-degree criminal sexual conduct. The judge gave him four days credit for time already served. The detective called it one of her longest online investigations, stressing how dangerous it was that Herzing had access to students.

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