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Charges planned in taped beating of boy in Flint

A prosecutor plans to press charges against three young people in the beating of a 14-year-old Flint boy that was recorded on video and posted on Facebook.Read Story

• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants

  The Susan G. Komen for the Cure breast-cancer charity on Friday abandoned plans to deny funding to Planned Parenthood. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 15:42

• Michigan woman charged with torturing 3-year-old boy

  An Oceola Township woman was arraigned today on charges of torture and first-degree child abuse for seriously injuring her three-year-old step-grandson last year. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 15:19

• Whoops: Consumers Energy admits $1,500 electric bill mistake

  EATON RAPIDS — Now that the Consumers Energy folks are admitting that Debbie Meyers didn’t actually use $1,500 worth of electricity in one month, she’s ready to calm down. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 14:57

• Lansing teen convicted in Shayla Johnson murder to be sentenced in April

  LANSING -- A Lansing teen who was convicted this week in juvenile court of first-degree murder will be sentenced April 4, officials said today. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 14:29

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• Levin: Battle Creek Air National Guard base may fly drones

  WASHINGTON – The Air Force wants to make changes at the Battle Creek Air National Guard Base that Sen. Carl Levin said will give it a role in a growing part of the nation’s defense strategy. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 13:58

• Saginaw police to use cameras to monitor streets

  Saginaw police are preparing to start using a system that includes high-definition cameras to keep an eye on city streets. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 11:17

• Man who threatened Michigan congressman gets house arrest

  BAY CITY — A man who threatened a Michigan congressman during the 2010 health care debate has been sentenced to six months of house arrest. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 07:13

• Diesel spill cleanup continues along Kalamazoo River

  Crews will continue today to clean what remains of several hundred gallons of suspected diesel fuel spilled into a Battle Creek storm drain. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 07:09

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• Police and Fire: Postal carrier assault, embezzlement, fight over woman

  POSTAL CARRIER ASSAULT: A carrier delivering mail was assaulted by an intoxicated man about 1:40 p.m. Wednesday, Battle Creek police said. The male carrier, 34, was walking on the sidewalk on Lathrop Avenue near Douglas Street when the other man,… View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 03 at 06:57

• Dunn picked for county board seat

  MARSHALL --The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners appointed Kathy-Sue Dunn as its newest member Thursday night. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 03 at 06:41

• Lansing to hear comments on school restructuring plan

  The Lansing school board will listen to public comments on the first phase of a restructuring plan during three upcoming public hearings: View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 00:29

• Men charged in armed robbery

  Three Lansing men were arraigned Tuesday on various charges after they were arrested following a Sunday night armed robbery at Marco’s Pizza in north Lansing. View

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• Rise and fall: Legal muddle of marijuana dispensaries weakens market

  Ryan Basore knows all about risk. For more than a year, he ran a medical marijuana dispensary on East Michigan Avenue, occupying that tenuous place between legality and lawlessness, a Wild West entrepreneur. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 03 at 00:27

• Oaklawn Hospital unveils high-tech surgery center

  MARSHALL -- Rob Covert, Oaklawn Hospital president and CEO, was honored as he presented to staff and stakeholders the final product of his latest and last major construction project. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 03 at 00:08

• Source search goes on as fuel spill cleanup under way

  Crews will continue today to clean what remains of several hundred gallons of suspected diesel fuel spilled into a Battle Creek storm drain. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 03 at 00:08

• Dunn appointed to county board

  MARSHALL — Kathy-Sue Dunn was appointed as the newest member of the Calhoun County Board of Commissioners tonight. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 02 at 20:15

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• Holt student injured when struck by car

  HOLT – A 13-year-old Holt Junior High School student was injured Thursday morning when she was struck by a vehicle near the school, police said. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 02 at 18:00

• Man who threatened Stupak gets house arrest

  A man who threatened a Michigan congressman during the 2010 health care debate has been sentenced to six months of house arrest. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 02 at 17:48

• Bikes for Africa accepted in Battle Creek

  The Southwest Michigan Eye Center is accepting donations of bicycles for families in the African nation of Zambia. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 02 at 17:17

• Michigan Democrats propose campaign, ethics laws

  LANSING — Democrats in the Michigan House today introduced proposals that would require personal financial disclosure forms for many public officials and put some restrictions on state-level political campaign donations. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 02 at 16:45

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• Full Amtrak service resumes after Mich. accident

  , Amtrak says full passenger service has been restored between Detroit and Chicago, one day after one of its trains slammed into a truck that was stuck on the tracks in southern Michigan. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 02 at 15:28

• Ohio man charged in crash that injured state trooper to stand trial

  MASON – An Ohio man whose car struck a state police trooper last year, seriously injuring the trooper, will stand trial on a felony charge that could send him to prison for two years, officials said. View

  Brought to you by: www.lansingstatejournal.com on Feb 02 at 15:01

• Postal carrier reports attack by drunk

  A carrier delivering mail was assaulted by an intoxicated man about 1:40 p.m. Wednesday, Battle Creek police said. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 02 at 10:23

• Embezzlement case probed at Kellogg Co.

  Battle Creek police are investigating the alleged embezzlement of $21,661 in credit card fraud and theft of a computer and cell phone by a former employee of the Kellogg Co., 1 Kellogg Square. View

  Brought to you by: www.battlecreekenquirer.com on Feb 02 at 10:16

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