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Halloween on Saturday and clocks falling back could bring safety concerns, officials say

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Officials say Halloween falling on a Saturday and clocks falling back could bring increased safety concerns. They say the time change early Sunday morning could give people extra time to celebrate the holiday. Road safety reminders. Adrienne Woodland of AAA Michigan said Halloween comes with...

Lansing, MI · 7d
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Scarecrows line Main Street in Eaton Rapids for annual contest

EATON RAPIDS, Mich. (News 10) — Looking for a free fall outing before Halloween? Main Street in Eaton Rapids has some straw-stuffed neighbors to meet. Every year, the Mid-Michigan town shows off its fall spirit by lining scarecrows down Main Street. The annual Eaton Rapids Scarecrow Contest gives the community a creative way to show how it is “falling for the season.”

Eaton Rapids, MI · 8d
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Fowlerville cancels residential rezoning hearing, changes approach

The Village of Fowlerville canceled its Nov. 10 planning commission hearing and meeting, which concerned Allen Edwin Homes’ proposed rezoning of 555 Dailey St. from low-density residential to a residential Planned Unit Development district. After discussions with planners, the village determined that a PUD district was not the most...

Fowlerville, MI · 9d
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Off the Record

After the recording ends, Kyle Melinn, Craig Mauger, Zoe Clark, and Colin Jackson continue their conversation about elections.

Lansing, MI · 9d
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Howell City Council remains unsure about residents keeping sheep

Howell, MI · 8d

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Lansing landlord hit with more non-compliance fines

A judge slapped Lansing landlord Christian Nwobu with another $4,000 in fines for failing to bring four of his properties into compliance with city housing laws.

Lansing, MI · 11d

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Ingham County Animal Shelter is haunted by ghosts who are ‘terrible at their jobs’

In an "official statement" Wednesday, the Ingham County Animal Control and Shelter announced its shelter is haunted.

Ingham County, MI · 10d

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Jackson food hub receives $25,000 donation

A new investment is helping improve Jackson County's fresh food access while also building a stronger overall community.

Jackson, MI · 10d

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City of Jackson adopts new cash-rounding policy

The city of Jackson announced its banking partner can no longer order pennies. As a result, the city is rounding all cash payments to the nearest five cents.

Jackson, MI · 10d

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Proposed legislation would freeze Michigan’s wholesale cannabis tax amid revenue shortfalls

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - State lawmakers are considering new legislation that would place a one-year freeze on Michigan’s 24% wholesale cannabis tax, sparking debate over local business survival and road funding. The wholesale tax, which took effect in January, was designed to help fund road repairs across Michigan....

Michigan · 9d

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City of Chelsea: Notice of Planning Commission Public Hearing 11/17/26

FOR PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AND MAP AMENDMENTS. Notice is hereby given that the City of Chelsea Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing to consider a proposed amendment to the City of Chelsea Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 181), pursuant to the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, Public Act 110 of 2006, as amended.

Chelsea, MI · 8d

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It's soup season! Vote for the best spot in Livingston County

The fall season is the perfect time to warm up with a hearty bowl of soup. So, where's the best place to get soup in Livingston County? We asked readers to share some of their favorite options with us, and were impressed by their range! To determine the best of the best, we've compiled the most frequently named nominations into a poll, which closes at 12 p.m. Nov. 2. They include Hamburg Pub in Hamburg Township, George's Family Restaurant in Howell, Label Kitchen + Bar in Brighton, Sunrise Family Diner in Howell, Brighton Bar and Grill in Brighton, Simply Fresh Market near Brighton, Jonna's Market in Howell, Howell Coney Island in Howell, The Crunchy Pickle in Howell, Colasanti's Express in Genoa Township, The Ivy Table in Brighton and Stillwater Grill in Brighton. Without further ado, here's where to vote: — Contact reporter Makayla Coffee at mcoffee@livingstondaily.com . This article originally appeared on Livingston Daily: It's soup season! Vote for the best spot in Livingston County

Livingston County, MI · 9d

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With all eyes on the Senate race, other candidates struggle to break out with voters

How well do you know the names on your ballot?

Lansing, MI · 9d

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3 Delhi Township businesses fail alcohol compliance checks

Three Delhi Township businesses failed an alcohol compliance check conducted by the Ingham County Sheriff's Office after selling alcohol to underage decoys.

Ingham County, MI · 10d

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Fatal EHD disease outbreak in Michigan; Jackson County reports highest number of cases

Jackson County, MI · 10d

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Mid-Michigan Matters: DNR outlines deer tag, firearm changes ahead of Nov. 15 opener

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Regular firearm season for deer hunting starts in just a couple of weeks on Nov. 15. Dustin Isenhoff with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources joins Mid-Michigan Matters to discuss changes hunters need to know, including digital deer tags, reporting and expanded firearm rules. See...

Lansing, MI · 10d

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City of Lansing unveils new basketball courts at Marshal Park

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Mayor Andy Schor along with Lansing Parks and Recreation unveiled new basketball courts at Marshal Park. Schor said the courts are about giving kids a place to be active and healthy. “It’s important to have the facilities. We want kids getting out of the house,...

Lansing, MI · 10d

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Old Gas Station Demolished In City Of Brighton

Some redevelopment moving forward in the City of Brighton. The Brighton City Council met Tuesday night and received an update from City Manager/ Community Development Manager Mike Caruso. Caruso reported that demolition of the gas station at Grand River and I-96 has occurred and the building is down. He said...

Brighton, MI · 11d

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Livingston County ahead of state average for early voting

Between absentee ballots and early in-person voting, 23.63% of Livingston County’s registered voters have cast their ballots in advance of Election Day on Nov. 3, putting Livingston County’s current voting at a rate 13% higher than Michigan’s rate of 20.9%. Of the 52,433 absentee ballots sent to...

Livingston County, MI · 10d

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The Unassuming Restaurant In Michigan That People Will Happily Drive Hours To Reach

There’s a small town in Michigan where the grain silos outnumber the traffic lights, and somehow, that’s exactly where you’ll find one of the most talked-about restaurants in the entire state. Joe’s Gizzard City in Potterville, Michigan is the kind of place that makes you question everything...

Potterville, MI · 14d