Incoming storm to bring 6-10 inches of snow
By Parker Wilson
In the middle of a winter that has seen little snowfall, six to 10 inches of snow are expected to fall on the East Lansing area Tuesday morning through Wednesday afternoon. Read more »
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Saudi Arabia: Rights Group Hires Lawyer in Child-Marriage Case
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International Judges Dismiss Charges Against a Sudanese Rebel
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By IAN AUSTENThe commander of the largest air force base in eastern Canada has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two women from eastern Ontario and with the sexual assault of two others.
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Japan: Official Says He’ll Keep Job
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Kashmir: Avalanche Kills Soldiers
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