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  • Mason City Faces Data Center Pushback | Lansing News

    Mason City Council just approved Mason Connect, a new outreach plan to keep residents informed about potential data center developments — but don’t let the name fool you: it’s sparking fierce community pushback. With town halls and neighborhood meetups planned, officials aim to clear the air and address concerns, especially after public comments at the first meeting ran over an hour with strong opposition. The land for the proposed project is still unnamed, but its owner recently sought annexation into Mason following a township vote against providing the land — setting up a tense showdown between city officials and worried residents over what could be a game-changing — or disruptive — development.

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  • GM Cuts 350 Jobs in Lansing | Lansing News

    GM is cutting 350 jobs at two Lansing, Michigan plants starting January 14, 2027, but the real impact may ripple far beyond the factory floor. Local businesses like Tony M’s Restaurant are bracing for a downturn as GM employees cut back on spending. While other Lansing facilities remain active—prepping for the next-gen Cadillac CT5 and continuing production—the sudden workforce reduction threatens the regional economy’s stability, exposing how deeply intertwined local livelihoods are with big manufacturing decisions.

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  • Tragic Loss of Consumers Energy Lineman | Lansing News

    A Consumers Energy lineman lost his life while on duty, prompting the company to mourn deeply and offer support to colleagues and family. Authorities are investigating the incident as safety remains paramount; the company vows to review protocols and strengthen measures. In the wake of this tragedy, Consumers Energy is providing grief counseling and reaffirming its commitment to worker well-being — a somber reminder of the daily risks faced by those who keep communities powered.

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  • Goat Joins Police Search at Crash Scene | Lansing News

    A motorcycle crash in St. Joseph County turns into a surreal scene when a Nigerian Dwarf goat strolls onto the crime scene, hops into a police cruiser, and bonds with a trooper—earning the unofficial title “G-9.” While the suspect remains at large, the goat’s unexpected detective spirit made the day unforgettable for the Michigan State Police.

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  • Sergeant Goldsworthy Finally Home | Lansing News

    After 81 years, Sergeant Robert James Goldsworthy, who went missing in action near Reinheim, Germany, in December 1944, has finally been identified — thanks to a DNA match made in 2025. His hometown of Lake Linden honored him with a ceremonial funeral on August 16, where he was laid to rest beside his mother and sister. His nephew Mike Mukavetz praised the Army and his brother Dale, who provided the crucial DNA sample despite initial skepticism, for making this long-awaited closure possible. Local American Legion leader Kenneth Juttonen called the event “heartwarming and special,” highlighting how rare it is to honor soldiers who never returned home.

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  • Rebel Creamery Files for Bankruptcy | Lansing News

    Rebel Creamery, the keto ice cream brand you’ve seen on shelves, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after losing a trademark battle with Van Leeuwen — a ruling that forced them to redesign packaging and pay damages for copying Van Leeuwen’s iconic look. Despite claiming they designed their own aesthetic without seeing Van Leeuwen’s work, Rebel’s founders now face an uncertain future as the company collapses under legal and financial pressure.

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  • Yellow Buses Need Your Attention | Lansing News

    School’s back in session, and bus safety is front and center—drivers everywhere are being reminded to slow down well before yellow buses stop, give them at least 20 feet of space when lights flash, and stay alert for kids boarding or exiting. Whether you’re a veteran driver or just got your license, a little extra patience goes a long way in keeping students safe on their daily commutes. It’s a simple, community-wide call to action: watch out, slow down, and protect the little ones.

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  • East Lansing Police Seek Witnesses in Downtown Assault | Lansing News

    East Lansing PD is urgently seeking witnesses and video footage of a brutal aggravated assault that erupted early Sunday morning on Albert Avenue downtown — involving multiple suspects and captured on cellphone videos. Detectives need your help: if you saw or recorded anything, contact Detective Katey Harrison at [email protected] or 517-319-6851.

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