Andrew Roth
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Lansing Police had extra patrols of River Trail amid homeless deaths (opens the original)
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The Lansing Police Department says officers were already making extra patrols along the Lansing River Trail when a string of dead homeless men were found over the summer. Police have been investigating the deaths of the five individuals who were found apparently badly beaten or stabbed along the trail over the past 11 months. Lansing Police Department spokesperson Jordan Gulkis said the extra patrols started June 14. Four of the five victims were found in July and August. Lansing Mayor Andy Scho
Former MSU physician held at Ingham County Jail after extradition (opens the original)
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A former Michigan State University physician accused of sexually assaulting at least two patients in his care has been extradited to Michigan and is now being held at the Ingham County Jail. Arpit Saxena was arraigned Friday in East Lansing and is being held on a $2 million dollar bond. He has been ordered to surrender his driver’s license and passport. Saxena was arrested at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Georgia earlier this month. The Michigan State University Departm
Two in three Michigan residents oppose data centers, IPPSR poll finds (opens the original)
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Two in three Michigan residents oppose the construction of data centers in their community, new polling from the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research at Michigan State University shows. About half of respondents, 52%, strongly oppose data center construction. Another 18% reported being somewhat opposed. The poll found that opposition to data centers is bipartisan but is stronger among Democrats and independents than Republicans; 76% of respondents self-identifying as Democrats at leas
Nessel says court briefs challenging election interference ready to go (opens the original)
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Attorney General Dana Nessel says she expects Michigan to again be at the center of attempts to overturn Democratic election victories in November as control of Congress runs through the state. Nessel participated in a panel Wednesday about defending the integrity of the midterms with California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows. State and local leaders have been running tabletop exercises to prepare for a variety of possible scenarios ahead of November’s mid
State sets review of annexation request to clear way for Mason data center (opens the original)
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The State Boundary Commission has scheduled its review of an annexation request that could lay the groundwork for a hyperscale data center development in Mason. A group of several Vevay Township landowners is seeking to annex more than 400 acres of farmland at the corner of College and Columbia roads into the city of Mason. The request is the only item on the agenda for the State Boundary Commission's meeting Oct. 7. The annexation would allow the potential data center development to connect to
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