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Lansing Police investigating fifth homeless death on the River Trail in 11 months (opens the original)
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Lansing Police are investigating the fifth violent death of a homeless man on the River Trail in the last 11 months, the LPD’s spokesperson confirmed today. “LPD is looking into whether there may be any connection between the incidents,” spokesperson Jordan Gulkis added. Denis Dunnebacke, 70, was found badly beaten near the Kalamazoo Street Bridge on July 9 and died July 16 after life support was removed in the University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Lansing hospital, his cousin, Teresa Sumpter, t
Lansing-Jackson TV market has booked $39 million in political ads … and counting (opens the original)
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Political campaigns and organizations have booked about $39 million in political advertising on the Lansing-Jackson market’s four commercial over-the-air television stations this year. And with the Nov. 3 general election still more than five weeks away, that number could climb. The Lansing-Jackson market is the nation’s 117th-largest television market, with roughly 266,000 TV households. By comparison, Detroit ranks 14th nationally with about 1.94 million TV households, more than seven times as
Why are gas prices so high in mid-Michigan? It's a Catch-22 (opens the original)
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Gas will remain expensive in mid-Michigan this week. But it could be worse. You could be in Canada. So says Zachary Cohle, a professor of economics at Saginaw Valley State University. And it’s not a coincidence. After the war with Iran started, “Canada saw a higher increase in their gas prices than the United States, partly because the United States is gas heavy,” Cohle explained. So Michigan started “sending their gas over to Canada because they can make more money that way.” Added Cohle, “One
Lansing officials eye mid-November for moving to new city hall building (opens the original)
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City of Lansing officials are “targeting mid-November” to begin moving into the new downtown city hall, Schor administration spokesperson Scott Bean said Wednesday. Bean said he does not expect city departments to be closed “more than a day or two” for the move to Lenawee Street between Grand Avenue and Cherry Street, where workers are completing construction on the three-story building. “City workers in the current City Hall are in the process of preparing to move out as soon as we have a final
Saturday marks 60 years since 'Game of the Century' at Spartan Stadium (opens the original)
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On its face, Michigan State University’s football record against the University of Notre Dame going back to its first meeting in 1897 is undistinguished: The Fighting Irish have won 49 games, the Spartans 29, with one tie. But that tie is the stuff legends are made of. It has taken its place in college football lore as the Game of the Century. And their matchup at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Spartan Stadium will mark the 60th anniversary of that 20th century classic. It will be their first game since
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