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In the news today: $7.1 million renewed to MSU-led CucCAP project, Kellogg Center is only location being used for student isolation housing, and Gov. Whitmer receives support at Capitol following kidnapping threats.

In the news today: Feds thwart plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer, according to FBI affidavit.

In the news today: East Lansing City Council votes unanimously to continue the state of emergency, and the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams unlocks federal approval.

In the news today: MSU COVID-19 percent positivity rate falls, Big Ten hockey sets season start date for Nov. 13, and Michigan State selects Jabbar Bennet as chief diversity officer.

In the news today: ASMSU updates recommendations for the spring semester, ASMSU approves a bill amending their Code of Operations, and applications for the East Lansing Art Festival are now live.

In the news today: The Michigan Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Gov. Whitmer lacked the authority after April 30 to declare a state of emergency, four countywide emergency orders issued after court ruling, and RHS leadership discuss the decision to furlough over 700 students.

In the news today: EL City Clerk office to open satellite office for the upcoming election, Mayor extends state of emergency and mask order, and furloughed student workers express concerns at town hall.

In the news today: EL restaurants persevere as curbside pickup isn't sustainable, Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail stresses less COVID-19 testing leads to a false idea of decrease, and Spartan Solidarity Network demand furloughed student workers be rehired.

In the news today: Trustee Brianna Scott talks next semester, AG recently launched an investigation into Unlock Michigan, and The U.S. Department of Homeland Security new proposal could limit the duration of immigration status for international students.

In the news today: Michigan's University Research Corridor presidents discuss a return to normalcy, Pleasantrees offers East Lansing's first recreational marijuana location, and Fraser Tea partners with Biggby Coffee.