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No first responder drills held inside Delta Township LG battery plant, investigation finds (opens the original)
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DELTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. (News 10) — Local first responders have not conducted a single physical or tabletop drill inside Delta Township’s new LG battery plant, a News 10 investigation found, as the $2 billion, 2.8-million-square-foot facility begins production. The plant, originally developed as a General Motors partnership before transitioning to an LG-led project, officially launched battery cell production in August 2026. It employs more than 900 workers on a site that covers 26 acres. The plan
Lansing officer named Officer of the Year credits K-9 partner (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Lansing Police Officer Ali Cutler has served the department for more than seven years. For most of that time, K-9 Officer Ace has been by her side. Together, they have tracked down criminals, saved a life and earned a national award. Cutler was named the department’s Officer of the Year. “I think he’s like my best friend. Like, I know he’d take a bullet for me. Wouldn’t even think about it,” Cutler said. Ace is a Belgian Malinois, the same breed used by Navy SEALs for
Michigan created a registry to track ALS — 15 months later, it still isn’t fully operational (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) — Michigan has one of the highest rates of ALS in the nation, according to doctors. The state created a registry to track the disease, but 15 months after the mandate took effect, a fully operational reporting system still does not exist. Cathy Smith spent 34 years as an elementary school teacher. ALS has taken her natural voice; she now communicates through a text-to-speech app on her phone. “ALS has changed the way I communicate, but it hasn’t changed who I am,” Smith
Michigan created a registry to track ALS — 15 months later, it still isn’t fully operational (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) — Michigan has one of the highest rates of ALS in the nation, according to doctors. The state created a registry to track the disease, but 15 months after the mandate took effect, a fully operational reporting system still does not exist. Cathy Smith spent 34 years as an elementary school teacher. ALS has taken her natural voice; she now communicates through a text-to-speech app on her phone. “ALS has changed the way I communicate, but it hasn’t changed who I am,” Smith
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