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Lansing Musicians Are Attempting 60 Straight Hours of Music (opens the original)
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Something pretty wild is happening in Old Town Lansing right now, and it feels like the kind of thing more people should know about. Musicians from across the Midwest are taking over UrbanBeat for an attempt at the world's longest continuous jam session. The goal is at least 60 straight hours of music, which would top the current informal record of 57 hours set in Granada, Spain, back in 2023. The Lansing attempt began Monday morning and is expected to continue until around 10 p.m. on Wednesday,
After Months of Uncertainty, What’s Next for Michigan State? (opens the original)
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Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz is laying out what comes next for the university, just months after a period of uncertainty surrounding his future in East Lansing. READ MORE: Michigan State President Kevin Guskiewicz Is Staying After All Guskiewicz delivered his State of the University address Tuesday, with the speech expected to focus on MSU's priorities and direction moving forward. The address comes after a turbulent summer for university leadership. In May, Guskiewicz an
Michigan Could Change How Police Use Flock Cameras (opens the original)
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Michigan lawmakers are looking to put new restrictions on how police departments use automatic license plate reader cameras. A package of bills introduced at the state Capitol would limit how information collected by systems like Flock Safety can be used, while also creating penalties if that data is misused. Under the proposed legislation, law enforcement would not be allowed to search for people who are not connected to an active investigation. Police also could not share information from the
Former Lansing Mayor David Hollister Has Died at 84 (opens the original)
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Former Lansing Mayor David Hollister, a longtime local leader who helped shape the city for decades, has died at the age of 84. Hollister served as Lansing's mayor from 1993 until 2003, but his impact on the area stretched well beyond his time in City Hall. The current mayor of Lansing, Andy Schor, remembered Hollister as someone who dedicated much of his life to the city and helped guide several major projects that still have an impact today. Schor credited him with helping put Lansing on stron
Think Michigan Roads Are Bad? This Study Backs You Up (opens the original)
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If you have spent any time driving around Michigan, you probably do not need anyone to tell you the roads are rough right now. Especially when snow, ice, and constant freeze-thaw cycles get involved. Now, a new study is putting some numbers behind the reputation, and some of them appear a little concerning. George Salinas Injury Lawyers analyzed federal crash data from 2020 through 2024, looking at fatal crashes connected to poor road surfaces, work zones, and other roadway defects across the co
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