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This Bizarre Michigan Restaurant Serves Deep-Fried Burgers And Chicken Gizzards That Keep People Coming Back

A whole burger goes into batter and then into the deep fryer. Guy Fieri liked the idea so much that the burger now carries his show’s nickname. The real star, though, is a chicken part many people skip. Gizzards get battered, fried, and served by the basket at a family-run tavern in Michigan. The same family has kept this place going since 1960.

Potterville, MI · 1d

94.9 WMMQ

Lansing Loses Another Local Restaurant in 2026

Lansing's restaurant scene has taken another hit. Here's what we know about the closure of Mexico 2 Go and where you can still find the restaurant.

eastlansinginfo.news

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East Lansing is Weighing a Six-Figure Fine Over Trees Cut Down Near Coleman Road

The East Lansing City Council is weighing a fine that could exceed $150,000 against a real estate agent accused of illegally cutting down trees at 2982 E. Coleman Road in northwest East Lansing. Brandon Green, co-owner of the properties, said the fine would sink his planned rental housing project, while...

East Lansing, MI · 2d

100.7 WITL

Lansing Foodies Have Spoken! These Are Their Top 5 Restaurant Recommendations

From Olympic Broil to Soup Spoon Cafe, find out which Lansing restaurants made the top five according to Lansing Foodies.

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Lansing State Journal

Lansing City Council OKs tax deal for 440 apartments to boost housing

LANSING — A local local landlord, property developer and entrepreneur's work to make a name for himself in distressed real estate seems to be paying off. The Lansing City Council unanimously approved on Nov. 9 four 15-year workforce housing development incentives for Simtob Management Investment, about three years after the city settled a lawsuit with the company intended to bring the red-tagged Holmes Apartments complex into code compliance. The incentives are PILOTs, or payments in lieu of taxes agreements, which are often used by cities for certain housing developments. They are put in place as an alternative to a property owner paying traditional property taxes. The Lansing company will pay a total of about $205,000 for four apartment buildings in 2027 rather than their normal share of property taxes for Baltic Flatz, 916 W. Cavanaugh Road; Carolina Flatz, 4318 Pleasant Grove Road; Pacific Flatz, 1401 E. Kalamazoo St., and Ventnor Flatz, 1115 Dorchester Circle. In 2027, the four properties would have otherwise had a tax bill of about $713,000. City officials said the payment will increase every year and Simtob Management will have to submit annual audits to the city. If the company doesn't pay its bill, it will have

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WLNS

Parma Western and Ionia volleyball advance to regional final

CHARLOTTE, MI. (WLNS) — Parma Western defeated Chelsea in four sets and Ionia would defeat Lansing Catholic in five sets, to set up a division two regional final between the Panthers and the Bulldogs. Parma Western got the win over Chelsea with a score of (25-23, 23-25, 25-19, 25-19). Ionia would take down Lansing Catholic […]

Charlotte, MI · 2d

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Women's Basketball Falls in Battle at Breslin

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Oakland lost to Michigan St. 91-50 on Wednesday at the Breslin Center. Oakland struggled from the floor, shooting 19-for-62, while MSU dominated the boards with a 52-30 rebounding advantage. Oakland briefly took a 3-2 lead when Milagros Morell hit a fast-break 3-pointer to start the game,...

East Lansing, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

Lansing-area data center plan dead two weeks after it was announced

LANSING — Less than two weeks after unveiling a data center community engagement proces s officials hoped would flip the script on the hotly contested developments, the project is dead. The announcement of a possible data center in Delhi Township and Holt, on the south side of Lansing, by a local economic development agency was met with immediate opposition. The township ended its partnership with the economic development group the next day and had unanimously approved a resolution opposing the data center within three days of the announcement. On Monday, Nov. 9, the Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) said the deal is no more. Lighthouse Sustainability, the pre-development firm that intended to work with the community to address concerns about the $10 billion data center, withdrew its interest in the site. LEAP will now look to other "non-data center opportunities" for the site, said Bob Trezise, president and CEO of LEAP. “While we are disappointed that a public dialogue was not truly allowed to begin, we thank the Delhi Township community and Lighthouse Sustainability for their participation and feedback, though brief,” Trezise said in a statement. The project in Delhi Township was announced Oct. 27, six months into a one-year

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Lansing State Journal

Snow is on the way. When Lansing-area residents could see flakes

It won't be long until Greater Lansing residents see snowflakes, in fact, it could be this week. Today, Nov. 10, may be the last sunny, warm day in Michigan's forecast this week. A system arriving Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, is expected to drop temperatures statewide and bring in rounds of rain and lake-effect snow for the rest of the work week, and possibly into the weekend for northern areas. In the Lansing area on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, rain is expected to develop in the afternoon and evening with a high reaching 52 degrees. Residents could see their first snowflakes of the season by Thursday, Nov. 12, when a mix of rain and snow falls, according to the National Weather Service . The high will near 42 degrees with a low near 29 degrees. Heading into the weekend, conditions are expected to dry out with spots of sunshine under 40-degree highs and lows in the 20s and 30s. Here's the radar as rain clouds move into the region: Michigan's live Doppler weather radar .oembed-asset-photo-image { width: 100%; } Contact Sarah Moore @ smoore@lsj.com This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Snow is on the way. When Lansing-area residents

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The State News, Michigan State University

MSU donor files notice of intent against Board of Trustees, university fundraising arms

University donor Brian D. Posey and TM Leasing filed a notice of intent against the Michigan State University Board of Trustees, various university fundraising arms and agents, alleging they "breached" an agreement guaranteeing Posey season-ticket accounts, alongside other benefits, in exchange for his donation commitments, according to documents obtained by The State News. The notice of intent, filed on Sept. 24, lists Posey, The Ticket Machine and TM Leasing as claimants in the filing. Posey and The Ticket Machine have been "among the university's most substantial season-ticket customers and donors" for around thirty years, according to the notice of intent. Collectively, the filing alleges that they have purchased around $7 million in tickets and contributed approximately $1.5 million in donations in support of the football, basketball, hockey, volleyball, golf and marching band programs. Mavacy PLLC, the firm that is representing Trustee Rema Vassar in her current lawsuit against several members of the university, including President Kevin Guskiewicz, is representing the claimants. The notice of intent names the Board of Trustees, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Spartan Ticket Office, University Advancement and the Spartan Fund. The claim also includes Spartan Ventures, a non-profit entity. Associate Athletic Director Bryan Hoch and Senior Vice

East Lansing, MI · 20h

WOOD TV8

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Unknown substance spilled into Lansing’s Grand River

A large amount of an unknown substance appears to have been spilled into the Grand River in Lansing.

Lansing, MI · 15h

WILX-TV

“We’re frustrated:” Lansing leaders push for redevelopment of Logan Square strip mall

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - City leaders are pushing for redevelopment of Logan Square, a strip mall that has been at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and West Holmes Road for decades. City Council member Adam Hussain said the land is deteriorating. He said he believes the...

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The State News, Michigan State University

Well-rounded, efficient scoring attack leads MSU to 41-point victory

Graduate guard Theryn Hallock sprinted out on the fast break three possessions in a row, and junior guard Kennedy Blair threw the ball ahead to her right in stride every time. All three passes turned into points at the other end, and the third attempt ended in an and-1, leaving Hallock scowling at the defender on her hip. After missing all but seven games of the 2025 season with a foot injury, Hallock craved an 18-point night on near-perfect efficiency from the field. It was the first time she looked like her former self, bringing back her fervor and fierceness. " I had surgery over the summer, so it was like, am I gonna get my groove back? And I think this game really let me branch out and get that ," Hallock said. " I gave that guard a little look because I want to show them that I'm the physical Theryn Hallock back out there ." Hallock's revival waswelcome, and 11 Spartans helped secure the 91-50 win over in-state Oakland. Five players reached double figures, and Michigan State women's basketball's diverse scoring approach proved to be incredibly efficient, scoring on 58.3% of possessions. "From scouting other teams, what's

East Lansing, MI · 1d

rivergrandrapids.com

TikTok Viewers Are Convinced This Guy Might Be A Serial Killer Connected to Lansing Murders

Sometimes, while you're scrolling on the internet, the comments can be even better than the video you just watched, especially when you discover that everybody agrees with one another. I stumbled upon one of those videos. A Lansing TikTok With Horror Movie Energy. Nomad's Animal Encounter's spooky presentation has viewers...

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WLNS

Lansing councilwoman wants to enact homeless sweep moratorium

In the wake of a controversial eviction of 15 homeless people with medical concerns from an encampment along the River Trail on Thursday, members of Lansing City Council said they are moving to address the homeless "emergency."

Lansing, MI · 16h

WILX-TV

Charlotte food pantry expands as need grows and SNAP changes are proposed

CHARLOTTE, Mich. (News 10) - A new freezer and refrigerator are up and running at Helping Hands Food Pantry in Charlotte as the organization prepares to serve more families facing food insecurity. The refrigeration units are part of the pantry’s $450,000 expansion project, which also includes a larger parking lot...

Charlotte, MI · 2d

wkar.org

Grand Ledge coat drive opens its tent for the last year

The "Bring a Coat, Take a Coat" drive has been running in Grand Ledge for the past few years. "Bring a Coat, Take a Coat" is back in Grand Ledge in Eaton County. The coat drive is open every day through November from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 906 Willow Highway.

Grand Ledge, MI · 20h

thewaynedispatch.com

A fresh new look at Attwood Park

By Sarah Shurge – If you’ve been by Attwood Park recently then you probably have noticed a change — the pathway has been redone!. The Attwood Park walking path is now level and wider. The Community Development, Public Works, Engineering, and multiple individuals were involved in making this project a success.

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Housing group calls for halt to Lansing encampment clearing

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A housing advocacy group is calling on the city of Lansing to halt a planned clearing of an encampment near Center Street on Nov. 12. The Mid-Michigan Tenant Resource Center said in a Nov. 11 news release that the encampment is behind O’Leary Paint Shop. The group said about 15 people live there, primarily older adults with disabilities.