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- Food Bank in Crisis
The Mid Michigan Food Bank has a serious shortage of food for the 18,000 people it serves.
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- Local Lawmaker Calls for Accountability
Senator Gretchen Whitmer is calling for reforms to state government.
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- Pacifier Recall
A voluntary pacifier recall has beed issued. - Students Aren't Giving Up; Are Lawmakers Listening?
Students hold another rally on the steps of the Capitol, but are lawmakers listening?
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- Ingham County Commissioners Discuss Pay Increase
Ingham County Commissioner Mark Grebner proposes pay increases for county commissioners for 2011 and 2012.
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- From Prison Back to Society
Ten Michigan prison facilities in all have closed in 2009. Transfers to parole status are on a pace to reach nearly 13,000 people -- 450 more than the previous annual high. Does a program that's supposed to help parolees integrate back into society, really make our communities safer?
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- Deer May Be Hard to Find
Deer may be hard to find this firearms season.
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- Arrests Made in Biggby Break ins
St. Johns police arrest two men in connection with several break ins of Mid Michigan Biggby coffee shops. Other police departments say more arrests are coming.
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- Community Gives Input for Future Construction of FRIB
The Department of Energy held a community meeting for people to learn about the construction of the FRIB on MSU's campus and give their input before construction begins in 2013.
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- Charities in Need of Donations
The worse the economy is, the more likely people are to lean on charities for help. Unfortunately, that's also when it's hardest for charities to find donations.
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- East Lansing's Superintendent Unveils Cuts
Dave Chapin, East Lansing Public Schools superintendent, unveils plan to plug $2 million immediate hole.
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- Special Report: On Pins And Needles
For many, it's becoming their number one way to treat pain
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- Hundreds Line Up For Gas Promotion in Holt
Hundreds line up for a Kroger fuel center gas promotion in Holt Friday.
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- Prisoner Shot, Killed At Hospital
Investigators say prisoner threatened deputy.
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- Lansing Man One of Many Wounded at Ft. Hood
A Lansing man is one of many wounded at Ft. Hood army base Thursday.
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- Patience With Winter Plowing
Gas tax revenues are down and costs are up for local governments and road commissions, which means drivers will need to bring patience with them this winter time.
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- Mike Nofs Wins State Senate Seat
Republican Mike Nofs beat Democrat Martin Griffin for the 19th district state senate seat.
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- Keeping Halloween Safe
Police will be patrolling neighborhoods and roads to keep everyone safe on Halloween.
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- The Final Countdown in Mayor's Race
It's the final countdown in the race for the mayor's office in Lansing.
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- DeWitt Asking Voters for Bond Without Raising Taxes
The Dewitt School District will be asking voters to approve a bond on November 3rd to pay for repairs and improvements.
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- Final Push to the Election for Mayoral Candidates
It's the final push to the election for the mayoral candidates.
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- Ingham County Holds First Swine Flu Vaccination Clinic
Ingham County held its first H1N1 vaccination clinic on Saturday.
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- Flu Sidelining Student Athletes?
Is the flu sidelining student athletes?
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- Gov Says More Cuts to Schools Possible: Lawmakers Need to Weigh Options
The Governor said in a press conference Thursday that sales tax revenues are well-below what everyone expected, so more cuts to schools are possible. Some though, are questioning the Governor's timing.
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- Swine Flu Signs All Parents Should Look For
Signs parents should look for if their kids are feeling ill.
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- Concealed Weapon Permits Skyrocketing
They've doubled in Eaton County and tripled in Ingham County
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- Shredding the Threat of Identity Theft
To protect yourself from the growing crime of identity theft, one of the most supreme tools you can use is a shredder. - Construction Season Coming to Close
This year's construction season is... finally... coming to a close.
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- Downtown Evacuation
Hundreds of people are evacuated downtown thanks to a gas leak on Allegan Street.
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- Governor and Majority Leader Meet
The Governor and the Senate Majority Leader met Wednesday, but the two sides have yet to find middle ground on the budget dispute.
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- Unsolved Homicide of Brandon D'Annunzio
Unsolved Homicide of Brandon D'Annunzio -- police are hoping people coming in for the Northwestern-MSU game will help them crack this cold case.
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- Education Budget Signed; Lawmakers Still Don't Know How to Fund Part of it
Governor Granholm signs the education budget Monday -- School districts finally know how much of a per pupil cut they will take.
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- Unemployment Extension?
Congress is considering extending unemployment benefits again, but not everyone thinks that's a good idea for Michigan.
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- Home Heating Costs Going Down
Home heating costs are decreasing.
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- Lawmakers Leave Schools Hanging
Lawmakers still haven't passed a school aid budget -- leaving school districts hanging.
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- Credit Card Companies Raising Rates
Before the CARD act goes into effect next year, credit card companies are raising interest rates.
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- Jackson Fire Chief's Plan to Save Station Two
The Jackson Fire Chief presented the city council with a plan "B" to save fire station #2. Council is expected to vote on the plan Tuesday.
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- Police: No Cuts to Game Day Patrols
Despite cuts to state revenue sharing, the East Lansing Police Chief says they will not skimp on game-day patrols. He said they'll have to find other places to cut.
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- Plan to Prevent Another Budget Fiasco
A group of freshmen lawmakers come up with proposal to avoid another budget fiasco.
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- Impact of Revenue Sharing Cuts
A legislative conference committee voted Tuesday to cut revenue sharing to local governments by 11 percent.
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- Neighbors Sick of Teen Trouble
Neighbors in Jackson are sick of teen trouble, while the owner of a new arcade says he's doing his best to keep kids off the streets.
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- Lansing Drivers Navigate the Construction Maze
Aurelius Road Bridge reopens, but many drivers still left frustrated
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- Fans Protest 'Ticket Tax'
Fans protest a proposed ticket tax on all live events in Michigan.
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- MSP to Move Into New Headquarters?
A legislative conference committee passed a bill Wednesday that would move the Michigan State Police into its new headquarters downtown and bring 55 troopers back to work.
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- New Plan to Save Jackson Fire Station
There's a new plan to save Fire Station 2 in Jackson.
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- Frustration Over Budget Deja Vu
Some people say they're frustrated with lawmakers because there is still no budget set for the next fiscal year.
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- Families Needing Help with Burials Increasing
Families needing state help with burials is increasing.
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- MSU Police Investigating Assault and Battery
MSU Police are investigating an assault and battery that happened on campus Wednesday night.
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- Cemetery Controversy
There is controversy at one Grand Ledge cemetery over the enforcement of some rules.
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- PHP of Mid Michigan Being Sold
Lansing-based 'Physicians Health Plan' is being sold to the Blue Care Network.
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