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What started as a simple love of Halloween has turned a Mason family's front yard into a mini haunted house, and they encourage you to come check it out — if you dare.

MSU aims to increase graduation rates for minority students, marginalized groups

Loaves and Fishes Ministries - 10/22/21

Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists, PC - 10/22/21

Transworld Business Advisors of Lansing - 10/22/21

Lavacious Boutique - 10/22/21

Today's Forecast: Mostly cloudy, spotty showers, cool

Do you believe in ghosts? Well, Brad Mikulka and his wife Brenda do which is why they're celebrating 25 years as ghost hunters in mid-Michigan.

COVID-19 outbreaks cause two Lansing homeless shelters to temporarily limit operations

City pressures Southside apartment to make repairs

The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission came to Lansing on Thursday to gather public input on their preliminary drafted maps.

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She says she hadn't given a shot in a long time, but it's like riding a bike.

Noon Weather Forecast 10-21-21

Is it feasible to make recycling more accessible to thousands of apartment dwellers in the city?

FOX47 News Elle Meyers - 10/21/21

Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers - 10/21/21

Financial Strategies Group - 10/21/21

Ideal You - 10/21/21

Today's Forecast: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers and storms

Thousands of Michigan students could have been held back based on the state's new third grade reading law, but an MSU study found that only about 200 of them actually were. The findings have experts raising questions about the equity and efficacy of the law's implementation.

Darius Moon's first home will receive renovations

Bike train helps East Lansing elementary school students get to school safely

Despite the fact that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has said she will veto any legislation that makes it more difficult for Michiganders to vote GOP lawmakers are pushing forward with three bills in the name of 'election integrity.'

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