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In the news today: MDHHS released guidelines for holiday travel, haunted history goes virtual, and ELPD searches for stolen Peace Pole.

In the news today: Michigan State to double dorm occupancy, Recent Whitmer kidnapping plot renews calls to ban firearms in Michigan Capitol, and Whitmer sounds the alarm on rising COVID-19 cases in Michigan.

In the news today: MSU implements an updated credit/no credit grading option, U of M students ordered to stay in place, and Campus Street Sportwear to close permanently.

In the news today: MSU library to hold a virtual screening of "RGB," A spooky guide to a safe and fun Halloween, and EL Mayor signs letter to the Big Ten addressing safety this football season.

In the news today: Magic Johnson endorses presidential nominee Joe Biden and several bills were approved to move on to the Associated Students of Michigan State University General Assembly this past Thursday.

In the news today: MSU co-founded cancer research company collab shows promise, Owners of Twichell's Dry Cleaners look to the future after closing and the final debate between Elissa Slotkin and Paul Junge.

In the news today: Stanley provides an update on MSU finances following state appropriations, State departments, MSU release pilot app for early detection, and AG Nessel charges 8th man in terrorism plot against Gov. Whitmer.

In the news today: ICHD and MDHHS react as Supreme Court denies to extend Whitmer's executive orders, International students adjust to online learning, and Health Officer Linda Vail warns a second wave of COVID-19 may come in the winter.

In the news today: New laws allow expungement of marijuana offenses, EL police oversight committee has first meeting, and Michigan State baseball returns to practice after long wait.

In the news today: President Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court, Gov. Whitmer announces high-speed internet increase initiative, and MSU community celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day.