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  • Historic Grand Rapids Church Burns | Lansing News

    A historic downtown Grand Rapids church, dating back to 1894 and once home to the All Souls Universalist Church before becoming Seventh-Day Adventist, was engulfed in flames Wednesday night. Firefighters battled a rapidly spreading blaze that erupted from the basement, forcing them to battle through hidden spaces and drawing in crews from across the city — even off-duty firefighters — as the fire raged into Thursday morning. Fortunately, the adjacent LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church remained untouched. The loss marks a devastating blow to the city’s architectural and spiritual heritage.

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  • Flint Report Fails to Deliver Justice | Lansing News

    Michigan’s attorney general drops a 105-page Flint water crisis report charging nine officials with 42 counts—but no convictions after the state Supreme Court ruled the grand jury process invalid. Activist Melissa Mays calls it redundant, blaming the AG’s office for replacing the original three-year prosecution team with their own, undermining credibility. While officials tout transparency and public accountability, redacted sections hide key details. Mays insists real responsibility remains unaddressed—leaving Flint residents without justice or closure as the long road to answers continues.

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  • Jackson PD Recovers Gun in Active Shooting Probe | Lansing News

    Jackson PD makes major breakthrough in ongoing shooting investigation by recovering a key weapon linked directly to the case — found at a suspect’s residence with help from the Violent Crimes Unit. While this is a critical step forward, the probe remains active as authorities continue piecing together details. Stay tuned for updates.

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  • First Responders Train for Building Collapse | Lansing News

    First responders from Lansing, East Lansing, and Meridian Township teamed up for a high-stakes, two-hour building collapse drill simulating tornado aftermath—testing coordination, rescue tactics, and readiness to save lives when disaster strikes.

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  • CWD Confirmed in Michigan Farmed Deer | Lansing News

    Michigan’s deer farming industry just hit a major blow as three counties—Mackinac, Calhoun, and Kent—confirmed cases of deadly chronic wasting disease in farmed white-tailed deer. The disease, which has been quietly spreading for decades, shows no cure or vaccine and can silently kill deer over time. Officials are scrambling to contain the outbreak, urging hunters and farmers to stay vigilant. While human transmission remains unconfirmed, experts advise against eating meat from infected animals. This is a wake-up call: CWD is now found in 36 U.S. states and poses a growing threat to wildlife and agriculture alike.

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  • Beaver Deceiver: Flood Solution Without Harm | Lansing News

    Oakland University is tackling beaver-caused flooding with a clever, humane solution: the “Beaver Deceiver,” a drainage tube that lets water flow past dams without harming the animals. Designed to trick beavers by masking the sound of water, it prevents flooding on campus trails while letting beavers keep their ponds intact—offering a smart balance between human needs and wildlife conservation.

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  • Meta Pays to Fix Kids' Social Media | Lansing News

    Meta’s paying up to $17 billion to settle lawsuits from 47 states, including Michigan’s $170 million share, after being accused of intentionally designing Instagram and Facebook to addict kids. The deal forces Meta to implement strict teen protections: a two-hour daily screen time cap, mandatory 15-minute breaks, nighttime blocks, and reduced school-day notifications. They must also improve age verification, offer better parental controls, and limit harmful features like beauty filters and like counts. Experts warn this is just a start—kids may shift to other platforms unless more companies act. Parents are urged to seek help if their kids struggle, not wait for tech giants to fix things alone.

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  • Michigan State Aims to Win Big Ten Blood Drive | Lansing News

    The Big Ten is racing to save lives—and win cash—with a high-stakes blood drive competition. Michigan State leads the pack, aiming to claim a $1 million grant for campus health by collecting the most donations before December 4th. With the nation in a critical blood shortage, students like Garrett Jenkins are rallying their peers—not just to beat rivals like Michigan, but to make real, life-saving impact. Donations from anywhere in the U.S. between August 12 and December 4 count toward your school’s total, with a live leaderboard tracking the race. MSU’s strong start—nearly 70 donations on day one, potentially saving over 200 lives—shows how competition and compassion can unite for a vital cause.

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  • States Sue USPS Over Ballot Control | Lansing News

    Michigan and 25 other states are launching a legal battle against the USPS over a new federal rule that could force them to create statewide voter lists for mail-in ballots—just weeks before ballots begin mailing out. The move, tied to a presidential executive order, threatens state control over elections and risks disenfranchising millions. Michigan’s top officials, including AG Dana Nessel and Governor Gretchen Whitmer, accuse the administration of trying to disrupt voting out of fear, calling it an assault on democracy. With nearly 40% of votes in Michigan’s last election cast by mail, this fight is critical to protecting voters’ rights—and the future of fair elections nationwide.

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  • Train Derailment Clears by Day | Lansing News

    Early Thursday morning in Owosso, Michigan, a train derailed—six cars flipped, blocking key streets and causing major traffic chaos. Emergency crews and rail workers raced to contain spilled soybeans and right the wreckage. Thankfully, no injuries occurred, and by daybreak, all roads were reopened. A swift response turned a potentially disruptive incident into a smoothly resolved mess—reminding us how vital rail lines are—and how quickly communities can bounce back when things go sideways.

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