Series of deaths under investigation in Lansing
The Lansing Police Department is looking into a series of deaths along the Lansing River Trail in the past year, noting that there are some patterns among the five reported incidents.
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The Lansing Police Department is looking into a series of deaths along the Lansing River Trail in the past year, noting that there are some patterns among the five reported incidents.
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Three Michigan school districts are using a specialized clinic to tackle rising healthcare costs.
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