Rivers & Roots choir concert celebrates natural world and humanity
On Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, the Lake Michigan College Concert Choir, directed by Rebecca Derbas‑Selvidge, will perform at 7 p.m.
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Rivers & Roots choir concert celebrates natural world and humanity
On Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, the Lake Michigan College Concert Choir, directed by Rebecca Derbas‑Selvidge, will perform at 7 p.m.
Eaton County
Eaton County worker death reignites calls for construction zone safety
On Wednesday, flags were lowered to half‑staff in Charlotte to honor a 24‑year‑old road commission worker who was killed Tuesday
Ingham County
Lansing inmate lawsuit alleges MDOC officers recorded birth in custody
A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of former inmate Natalie Forrest alleges that male corrections officers stood in a hospital
Opinion
Election Integrity Is Not a License to Ignore the Law
Election officials and political campaigns should want accurate elections. But I don't buy the idea that a good-sounding goal gives
Village of Mulliken
Mulliken council tables $33,650 lagoon repair proposal; discusses sewer costs and village property
The Village of Mulliken Council met Monday, October 5, 2026. Members tabled a proposal to repair eroding banks and replace
National
Senate races that could decide control of the chamber
Republicans hold a 53-47 majority in the US Senate, and Democrats must flip at least two seats in states that
Money
Europe faces another year of high gas prices as storage reserves hit lows
European gas prices have risen more than 150% this year, with shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz trapping almost
Local News
MCC library hosts conversation on American Indian boarding schools
Montcalm Community College’s Library hosted a powerful conversation on Sept. 30 about a difficult chapter in American history and its
Europe faces another year of high gas prices as storage reserves hit lows
European gas prices have risen more than 150% this year, with shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz trapping almost
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Lansing inmate lawsuit alleges MDOC officers recorded birth in custody
A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of former inmate Natalie Forrest alleges that male corrections officers stood in a hospital
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Senate races that could decide control of the chamber
Republicans hold a 53-47 majority in the US Senate, and Democrats must flip at least two seats in states that
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DNR fights two wildfires in Upper Peninsula amid dry conditions
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is battling two wildfires in the Upper Peninsula. The Ridge Fire, estimated at 256
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Eaton County worker death reignites calls for construction zone safety
On Wednesday, flags were lowered to half‑staff in Charlotte to honor a 24‑year‑old road commission worker who was killed Tuesday
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Defense Department reports rise in casualties from Iran war operations
The U.S. Defense Department announced on Friday that the number of U.S. Service members killed and wounded in operations related
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Michigan warns fall travelers against Moving untreated firewood
Michigan officials are urging hunters, campers and other fall travelers to leave untreated firewood at home to limit the spread
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Wolverines Edge No. 18 Monmouth in field hockey victory
Michigan’s No. 19-ranked field hockey team edged No. 18 Monmouth 2-1 on Sunday (Oct. 11) at Phyllis Ocker Field, snapping
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Refining capacity gap and tariffs push up gas prices, affecting consumers
Gas prices have not yet fallen despite the reopening of global shipping lanes, Tony Katz said on WIBC 93.1 FM.
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