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Grand Ledge mother designs ID bracelet for nonverbal children (opens the original)
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GRAND LEDGE, Mich. (News 10) - Alyssa Miller says her 5-year-old son, Santana, is nonverbal and autistic, meaning he can’t tell a stranger his name or where he lives. To protect him, Miller’s mom created an identification bracelet so that if Santana ever got lost, someone would be able to help him get back home safely. Engraved on the bracelet are details a bystander would need to help a child, including a name, address, disability diagnosis and emergency contact numbers. Miller customized and o
White House correspondent talks midterms at Lansing chamber event (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce held its Capitol Connections Breakfast Friday morning, bringing together business leaders to discuss politics, policy and the upcoming midterm elections. The event comes 39 days before the midterms. Keynote speaker Jon Decker, Gray Media’s White House correspondent, has covered the White House for more than 30 years under Presidents Bush, Obama, Trump’s first term, Biden and now Trump’s second term. He is also the only lawyer in
Michigan State Police program offers treatment instead of handcuffs for addiction (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan State Police are working to change how they respond to addiction, offering treatment instead of arrest. For decades, police efforts focused heavily on arrests. Michigan State Police say fighting the addiction crisis means getting people real help. The State Police Angel Program allows anyone struggling with substance use, including alcohol, to walk into any state police post and ask for help. Participants are screened for recovery programs and connected with a
MSU students react to campus-wide outage updates (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan State University has moved all instruction online and shifted employees to remote work through Monday night as crews continue working to resolve power issues on campus. Classes and work were moved online after a campus-wide power outage on Saturday. MSU sophomore Charlie Griemsman described what happened when the lights went out in his dorm. “All of a sudden the video feed cuts out, all the lights and fans turn off, and then I just hear people start going thro
Advocates, patients push back on proposed Michigan cannabis law changes (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Advocates, patients and business owners gathered at the Michigan Capitol as lawmakers consider changes to the state’s cannabis laws. Cannabis Day at the Capitol, hosted by Michigan Weedsters, is intended to give people affected by cannabis laws a voice in the legislative process. Organizers created a schedule that includes updates on cannabis legislation, a live community panel, speakers and information on policy issues affecting the industry. A statewide petition is a
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