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Lansing News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Lansing News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

by The Local Wire

Lansing: Teen Injured in Saturday Shooting in Lansing | June 15

Lansing law enforcement investigates a shooting injury at a Lansing location, while a judge recommends rejecting Consumers Energy’s Calkins Dam sale. Local sports fans can view photos from the D-1 baseball state finals at Secchia Stadium, and Lansing’s top Olive burgers are highlighted in a recent City Pulse ranking.

Lansing: Lansing's Funk Fest kicks off with vibrant music and community spirit. | June 14

Lansing's Old Town is kicking off its annual Funk Fest with live music, food trucks, and family activities, while J Batt leads in the race for Kentucky's athletic director role. The Lansing community mourns the loss of longtime resident Gary Woodbury, who dedicated his life to local schools and volunteer efforts.

Lansing: Local pride shines as East Lansing celebrates Pride Festival | June 13

Lansing's Pride Festival in East Lansing drew record crowds and local business support, while World Cup fans filled Old Town bars and stadiums. The episode also covered Erin Schor's *Jeopardy!* results and the passing of Gerald Lake, with a memorial service planned.

Lansing: Tornado warning issued for Lansing area as storms hit Mid-Michigan | June 12

Lansing residents should stay alert as tornado warnings remain active following severe storms that caused downed trees and power outages across Mid-Michigan. Emergency crews are working to clear roads, with another storm system expected Thursday night, and the Michigan Lottery released results for Daily 3 and Daily 4 games.

Lansing: Tragedy strikes as woman killed in single-car crash near Perry | June 11

Lansing residents are mourning after a woman was killed in a single-car crash near Perry, while Mid-Michigan downtowns roll out summer initiatives to boost local businesses. The city also honors Daniel C. Slee, a Marquette resident who passed away, with planned tributes and a memorial service.

Lansing: Woman killed in single-car crash near Perry: MSP | June 11

Lansing: A fatal crash near Perry on June 10 claimed a woman's life, prompting warnings about rural road safety. Downtown Lansing launched summer initiatives to boost tourism with new events and pedestrian improvements.

Lansing: Lansing's airport celebrates 100 years of flight history | June 10

Lansing's airport celebrates 100 years of aviation history, highlighting its military past and modern role in travel and cargo. Northern Michigan counties push for rural road improvements to boost Lansing's connectivity and economic growth. A new state bill aims to grant workers the right to sit during shifts, sparking debate over labor standards.

Lansing: Federal drone competition to be held at Michigan base | June 09

Lansing hosts a federal drone competition at a Michigan military base, boosting the city's tech scene and attracting national teams. The city also launches a campaign to increase teen organ donor signups amid low registration rates, while athlete Kingston Thomas transfers to an Indiana school for basketball.

Lansing: Local athlete transfers to prep school for senior season | June 09

Lansing's high school football star Kingston Thomas is transferring to La Lumiere School in Indiana, while a federal drone competition will be held at a Michigan military base. The city is also addressing low teen organ donor signups with new outreach efforts.

Lansing: DeWitt man killed in racetrack crash | June 08

Lansing: A DeWitt man died in a crash at the West Michigan racetrack, leading to a temporary closure and ongoing investigation. Lansing Mayor Wortz highlights bipartisan election reforms while city officials grapple with a failing cannabis wholesale tax.

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