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94.9 WMMQ

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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.

Lansing, MI · 2d

100.7 WITL

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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.

Lansing, MI · 2d

94.9 WMMQ

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Aurelius Road Has a New Reopening Date

The Aurelius Road bridge project missed its original October timeline, and Lansing commuters still have a few more detour days ahead.

Lansing, MI · 5h

WILX-TV

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Microsoft outage disrupts users across the globe

ST. JOHNS, Mich. (News 10) - Microsoft is working to address an outage affecting Outlook and other applications, disrupting work for people around the world on Thursday. The company reported the issue on X just before 1 p.m. and said the outage may have been caused by a large number of servers unexpectedly going offline. Engineers are working to restore service to affected servers in batches, and users may experience a gradual recovery.

St Johns, MI · 17h
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WILX-TV

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Michigan DNR urges safety as firearm deer season opens Sunday

The Clinton County Farm Bureau is partnering with the H.O.P.E. for Alex Foundation to help cover venison processing costs throughout the hunting season.

Clinton County, MI · 10h

WLNS

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Lansing homeless shelter serves thousands, including veterans

Since opening in May, The Nest Lansing has provided thousands of meals, showers and other services to people experiencing homelessness in downtown Lansing.

Lansing, MI · 1d

The State News, Michigan State University

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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 · 1d

goldengrizzlies.com

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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

WLNS

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Unknown substance spilled into Lansing’s Grand River

A large amount of oil appears to have been spilled into Lansing's Grand River.

Lansing, MI · 1d

Big Red Louie

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Tyran Stokes may not play for Louisville, but his latest comments say plenty

Louisville fans will love what Tyran Stokes just said about the Kentucky rivalry

Louisville, KY · 2d

WILX-TV

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Tri-County Office on Aging offers free wellness and caregiver programs

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Tri-County Office on Aging offers free wellness and caregiver programs for residents of Clinton, Eaton and Ingham counties. Among them is Diabetes PATH, a six-week program researched at Stanford University. A workshop began Nov. 10 at the Sam Corey Senior Center in Holt, and another is planned for January at the Delta Senior and Activity Center in Delta Township.

Clinton County, MI · 22h

Essentially Sports

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“Surprised”: Tom Izzo Makes His Opinion Around Jon Scheyer’s Duke Absolutely Clear Following Michigan State’s Win

Duke walked into Chicago on Tuesday night looking like one of the toughest teams in the country. The Blue Devils were ranked No. 2; they had opened the season with two blowout wins, and they came with one of the deepest rosters in college basketball. Michigan State, ranked No. 5, had other plans. They led from start to finish and won 79-73. Afterward, in an interview, Tom Izzo said something that sounded more like praise for Duke than a victory speech. “I am a little surprised, ’cause I think they’re a really, really good team, and I feel bad saying that because then it looks like, ‘oh, John d...

East Lansing, MI · 2d

Detroit Sports Nation

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Michigan State Receives Major Injury News Ahead of Critical Washington Showdown

Michigan State receives encouraging injury news ahead of Washington, with Ben Roberts among four players upgraded to questionable.

East Lansing, MI · 1d

Lansing State Journal

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Locally owned Mexican restaurant opening new downtown Lansing location

LANSING — A Mexican restaurant that got its start in Old Town more than two decades ago plans to open a second location in the city's downtown by the end of the year. Yendry Garcia, co-owner of Pablo's Mexican Restaurant at 2010 E. Michigan Ave., will open a new location at 123 S. Washington Square. The 1,400-square-foot leased space was previously occupied by La Cocina Cubana, a Cuban restaurant that closed at the property in October. News about the new location comes nearly four years since the East Michigan Avenue location opened its doors and over 20 years after Pablo's opened in Old Town. The Old Town location underwent an ownership and name change, to Catalina’s Mexican Restaurant, in June 2025. Garcia said he and his wife Mariana hope to open the downtown location sometime in December. He hopes the new restaurant meets a need there. "We thought downtown needed more business," Garcia said. "We are so happy to bring another Pablo's to downtown." The new restaurant will serve the same menu offered at the Pablo's location off East Michigan Avenue. The restaurant will also serve breakfast. The location won't serve beer, wine or liquor, but Garcia said it may

Lansing, MI · 2d

GBM Wolverine

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Nate Marshall's departure from Michigan could be just the start

Nate Marshall is no longer on the Michigan football team and will enter the transfer portal.

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

unearththevoyage.com

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This Michigan Chinese Buffet Has a Cook-to-Order Grill, Sushi, and Soft Serve

At World Buffet & Grill in Lansing, you can load up on Chinese buffet favorites, grab a few pieces of sushi, or build your own stir-fry bowl for the cooks to prepare. The West Saginaw Highway restaurant combines an all-you-can-eat buffet with a Mongolian-style grill where diners choose their own meats, vegetables, and noodles. There’s also a salad bar, a dessert section, and soft serve for anyone saving room after dinner.

Lansing, MI · 2d

Lansing State Journal

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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

Lansing, MI · 2d

94.9 WMMQ

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Something New Is Brewing in Old Town Lansing

Lansing's coffee scene continues to grow! A new café is coming to Turner Street in Old Town, and we're keeping our eyes peeled for more details.

Lansing, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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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

Lansing, MI · 2d

We Are Lansing

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Why Wait Until Thanksgiving? This Michigan Restaurant Doesn't

Why should turkey, gravy, and mashed potatoes only get one special day? This Michigan restaurant has been serving Thanksgiving dinner since 1955. Who's up for a road trip?

Lansing, MI · 1d