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Julian Stainback | A press conference was held yesterday evening to provide updates on the Oxford High School shooting that occurred Tuesday afternoon.
Julian Stainback | A shooting at Oxford High School leaves three people dead and several injured.
Molly Gundry | On this week’s episode of The Roundup, stories tackling mental health, missing persons, marijuana recalls, and the MSU administration are discussed by our panel. Listen live bi-weekly at 10:30 a.m. Sundays on Impact 89FM.
Byron bus drivers are suffering staff shortages. But one superintendent is taking initiative.
Chandra Fleming | High Caliber Karting and Entertainment is a space for all ages to come and get their fun on.
Molly Gundry | The Tracked and Traced exhibition in the MSU Museum is shedding light on the positive and negative ways surveillance impacts our society.
Riley Wolfbauer | Just down the road in the small town of Williamston, they turned an old train depot into a time capsule capturing the city’s history. The goal of the museum is to keep the history of the city living for generations to come. The people on the depot board receive artifact donations from the community to help tell the story of the city. Sue Neller, who moved to Williamston in 1964, is a member of the depot board. She said people think the museum is a bunch of old stuff like they have in grandma’s attic, but it is much more than that.
Riley Wolfbauer | Flat, Black & Circular has been in business since 1977, making it one of the oldest businesses on Grand River Ave. in East Lansing. The store specializes in records, CDs, DVDs, and more.
Julian Stainback | MSU President Samuel Stanley have announced requirements regarding COVID-19 for the spring semester.
In this edition of Focal Point, we take you through the backroads of Michigan to small towns.
We start with a story here in Lansing, where one man has been building homes since the 1800s; a local high schooler is making the best of 4th down; a new exhibit focuses on surveillance in the community. Travel 15 minutes north of Michigan and you will wind up in Williamston, where a new depot is launched.