In November, the Fourth National Climate Assessment was published by the research program. The report interprets the findings of the research program, analyzes the effects of global change on the environment and analyzes current trends in global change, both human-induced and natural. Local governments and businesses already are dealing with the issues the report addresses.
As Michigan legalizes recreational marijuana, some people are concerned legal use could result increased negative behaviors like underage use.
Soccer for the Michigan State Spartans has finished for this season. However, there is some buzz being created in the Lansing area as the sport continues to grow.
For MSU senior Macy Lockhard she’s the first to receive an admission letter to Wayne State University. “For me, I’ve always been someone who wanted to dedicate my life to others,” said Lockhart. Her dream manifested into a reality.
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Michigan voters came out in numbers last week to protest the recent changes to the minimum wage and paid sick leave laws that were approved early this year. The new bills, which passed the House and Senate during the lame-duck session, significantly alter the original legislation. Coming from various cities across Michigan, women and men […]
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Whether they had an important issue on their mind — from local millage proposals to statewide ones — or a party that they wanted to support, voters at Delhi Township precincts had as mission as they went to the polls on Tuesday. Township voters will decide four local proposals, including a property tax renewal for police and fire services and new property tax requests to support parks and recreation improvements and to repair fire and emergency services equipment.
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Lauren Schwartz loves letting the kittens out of their kennels to play and be petted at the Capital Area Humane Society. Schwartz, a junior at Michigan State, loves going to the humane society to get away from the stress of academics and volleyball.
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With the help of online shopping, people from all over the world are able to shop and help support businesses. Now, people from all over the world can shop and help support businesses in the greater Lansing area through eBay.
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It's been five weeks since Michigan votes decided to legalize recreational marijuana, but Williamston City Manager Corey Schmidt said he does not expect a huge change for community residents. “To the extent that is, if it's occurring in public, there could be some ramifications there,” said Schmidt.
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