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Andrew Gillfillan

Reporter · US

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Aug 14, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Andrew Gillfillan

    Back-to-school week is here. Take a tour of the new digs across mid-Michigan (opens the original)

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    For many students across mid-Michigan, the new school year is about to begin. For some, it will also mean walking into a brand-new school building for the first time. Several districts across the region are opening new or substantially rebuilt schools this fall after years of planning and millions of dollars in voter-approved construction spending. Charlotte students are among the first to return, followed by Holt students this week. Lansing and Okemos students head back the following week. Arou

  2. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Andrew Gillfillan

    Meteorologist: Michigan air quality among worst in 20 years as smoke forces cancellations (opens the original)

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    Wildfire smoke blanketing Michigan has pushed air quality across much of the state to levels rarely seen in at least two decades, according to the National Weather Service. Meteorologist Cort Scholten said readings from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy show Thursday’s conditions are about the worst the state has recorded in at least 20 years. “This air quality today across much of Michigan is about the worst that they have on record, going back at least the last 20

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Andrew Gillfillan

    PHOTOS: Thick wildfire smoke blankets mid-Michigan, forces event cancellations and raises health concerns (opens the original)

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    A thick layer of wildfire smoke settled across mid-Michigan early Thursday morning, covering communities in a haze that looked more like dense fog than a summer morning. In the Lansing area, smoke could be seen stretching along Michigan Avenue from East Lansing toward downtown. From some locations, the haze was so thick that the Michigan Capitol could not be seen in the distance. The smoke moved into the region overnight, reducing visibility and leaving a noticeable smell outdoors and inside som

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