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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 · 4h

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 · 1d

Lansing State Journal

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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

Lansing, MI · 1d

Essentially Sports

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“Sedated on the Sidelines”: Michigan Alum Extremely Angry Over Kyle Whittingham’s Antics Despite Urgent Damage-Control Attempt

Dave Portnoy has had enough of Michigan’s embarrassing collapse under Kyle Whittingham. A humiliating 15-6 loss to Michigan State only fueled his outrage. The Spartans entered the Big House riding a six-game losing streak without a single conference win, yet walked out with the Paul Bunyan Trophy and bragging rights. For Michigan, it was another disastrous setback, and Whittingham is running out of excuses. Dave Portnoy’s reaction went beyond the usual postgame frustration. On Wake Up Barstool, he took particular issue with Kyle Whittingham’s apparent lack of emotion during games. He even sugg...

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

thelivingstonpost.com

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Three energy projects converge on rural Cohoctah: ‘I’m going to see nothing but black panels, metal and destruction’

Joann Haas was two months pregnant in 1985 when she bought an old farmhouse on Fleming Road in Cohoctah Township. Over the years, she turned it into a home where she raised her son and hoped to spend the rest of her life. “I look out my picture window right...

Cohoctah Township, MI · 5h

Lansing State Journal

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Police ask for help locating Lansing man, 26

LANSING — Lansing police are requesting the public's help in their search for 26-year-old Troy Reeser Sinnaeve Jr., who they say is missing and endangered. Sinnaeve went missing around the start of September, when police believe he may have traveled to Munising in the Upper Peninsula after visiting a local plasma donation office, according to the Lansing Police Department's "Missing in Lansing" Facebook page. Sinnaeve was last seen at CSL Plasma, 5015 S. Cedar St. Police said he is 6 feet tall and weighs about 145 pounds, Sinnaeve's family reported him missing, and police say Sinnaeve is known to frequent the area near the Capital Area Transportation Authority station in downtown Lansing. Anyone with information is asked to call the Lansing Police Department at 517-483-4600. Contact editor Susan Vela at svela@lsj.com or 248-873-7044. Follow her on Twitter @susanvela. This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Police ask for help locating Lansing man, 26

Lansing, MI · 1d

100.7 WITL

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Lansing's Former Edmund's Pastime Has Been Given A Second Life As Something New

Edmund's Pastime may be gone, but something new has taken over its former Lansing location. And the new business has a pretty clever name!

Lansing, MI · 1d

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 · 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 · 4h

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 · 17h

Lovely Garden Roots

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East Lansing Could Fine Brandon Green $149,400 for 26 Oak and Hickory Trees Cut Without a Permit, and the Council Takes It Up Again Nov. 17

East Lansing staff propose a $149,400 fine, $200 per inch, against Brandon Green for 26 oaks and hickories cut without a permit. The council revisits it Nov. 17.

East Lansing, MI · 7h

The Detroit News

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FBI, state, local police raid west Michigan massage parlors: Reports

The FBI conducted operations in several communities in Michigan on Tuesday, Nov. 10, a spokesperson said. The FBI would not say where the activity took place or the nature of the operations. A spokesperson said the agency was "present in several areas within Genesee County and several in West Michigan" on Tuesday. "I’m not able to confirm activity at specific addresses or provide details regarding the purpose of our presence," said Jordan Hall, chief spokesman for the FBI. At least six businesses appeared to be the focus of raids, based on local TV reports. Local and federal law enforcement were seen at Blessings Asian Massage on Fuller Aveue NE in Grand Rapids and Asian Massage on West Apple Avenue in Muskegon, crews from WZZM (13 ON YOUR SIDE) reported Tuesday. Additionally, the FBI and State Police raided Asian Massage Parlor on 4201 S. Pennsylvania Ave. in Lansing on Tuesday morning. Six people were detained, WLNS-TV reported . Officers were seen exiting vehicles with weapons draw. WOOD-TV crews reported seeing agents at A&A Massage Spa on East 8th Street and Anna's Massage Spa on East Lakewood Boulevard, both in Holland, and Essential Massage on South Beacon Boulevard in Grand Haven. This

Lansing, MI · 19h

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 · 1d

WILX-TV

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Lansing homeless encampment cleared as residents temporarily relocate to hotel

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced homelessness is down 6.3% nationwide, the largest drop on record.

Lansing, MI · 1d

WLNS

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Ingham County residents speak out against data centers

Community push back on data centers has been effective in halting two development plans in the Greater Lansing area.

Ingham County, MI · 20h

1360 The Ticket

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Fallout from Michigan State's 15-10 upset of Michigan in Ann Arbor

Back for Hour 2, Mike Valenti and Rico Beard dig into Michigan State's 15-10 upset over Michigan in Ann Arbor with nothing held back.

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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My Brother Died Because No One Could Stop a Super Speeder. Now We Can.

On Sunday, November 15, families like mine will gather in more than 75 communities nationwide for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. In Michigan — where my brother, Paul Sonkin, lost his life— we’ll stand on the steps of the State Capitol in Lansing for the first time. We’ll honor the people we’ve lost. And this year, we’ll bring something that’s been missing for most of my life: a concrete, bipartisan fix for the drivers who frighten us most, and proof that our speeding epidemic is spreading.

Lansing, MI · 18h

WLNS

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Demolition underway at Spare Time bowling alley

Crews are working to demolish a Lansing bowling alley after a fire closed its doors last year.

Lansing, MI · 1d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Cat House Lounge will reopen under new management in Howell

The Cat House Lounge is getting another chance in downtown Howell, after closing at the end of Melon Fest in August. The business will reopen under the same ownership, but new management, at 4 p.m. Nov. 18. According to a release, the cocktail bar will have an updated drink menu and small plate offerings, in addition to staff members with "deep roots" in Livingston County. In September, owner Clark Gill said the business was closing because sales "never really saw the volume" necessary to be sustainable. Gill also owns the nearby Aberrant Ales at 219 W. Grand River Ave. “We closed in the late summer to refocus the concept,” Gill wrote in the release. “While we saw success in some areas, we saw several areas of improvement that needed to change in order to deliver the quality product and service we strive for." Julia Blair will serve as the businesses' bartender and mixologist. She'll be joined by a team of bartenders who specialize in craft cocktail curation and have local connections. “I was a fan of The Cathouse Lounge," Blair wrote in the release. "After (it closed), I saw an opportunity. I had a vision for the space and the

Howell, MI · 7h

WFNT - Flint's News

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Michigan Lottery Player Wins $2 Million, Thought It Was $5,000

A 61-year-old Ingham County woman scratched her $30 Cashword ticket, thought she'd won $5,000, then scanned it and saw $2 million. She bought it at USA 2 Go Quick Store in Holt.

Michigan · 1d