MICHIGAN
The Rundown for the upcoming primary election on Aug. 2.
All the information you need to know for the Michigan Primary on Aug. 2.
LIFE
REVIEW: Grappling with the horror of Stranger Things 4
After almost three years since the previous season debuted, the fourth season of Netflix’s hit science-fiction series “Stranger Things'' returned on May 27. General assignments reporter Madison Rose shares her review of the anticipated new season.
SPORTS
A day in the life of an MSU gymnast: Summer conditioning edition
To the average spectator, gymnastics is a sport in which athletes effortlessly fly and tumble through the air in incredible feats of strength. What they don’t see, however, is the work that goes on behind the scenes to build the muscles and stamina needed to make it look so effortless.
MICHIGAN
ELPD's Oversight Commission works to address racial inequities in East Lansing
The purpose of the oversight commission is to increase the East Lansing Police Department’s accountability and the community’s trust in the department, according to the commission’s website. Further, the commission’s priority is to address racial inequities in the East Lansing community and the department’s use of force.
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MSU Broad Art Museum to host special Family Day event
Each Family Day the museum has a different theme, which correlates to the artwork being showcased in the gallery. The theme for Aug. 6 includes nature, the color green and growth.
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Ingham County sees low community risk in a national COVID-19 surge
While the risk for infection and severe disease is currently low in Ingham County, Vail advises the population to stay cautious.
COMMENTARY
Three of East Lansing's best late-night dining options to satisfy your after-hours cravings
Students looking to satisfy a late-night appetite should check out these East Lansing eateries, with carry-out, dine-in and delivery options available.
SPORTS
Fight for women's swim and dive team continues at district court hearing
The women’s swim and dive Title IX lawsuit against MSU had a hearing on the preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court on July 21. The hearing consisted of back and forth oral arguments from both parties’ lawyers.
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'It’s a team effort': MSUPD K-9 Unit's handlers and their dogs serve many roles on campus
MSUPD holds three training days a month where the K-9 unit practices explosive detection, running the track and article searches in empty buildings on campus. The dogs work and live with their handlers for most of their lives.
FOOTBALL
MSU football's Thorne, Reed, Broussard added to prestigious preseason watchlists
The Midseason Watch List will be released on Oct. 25, when voting will begin. The field will be narrowed down to the final 16 candidates on Nov. 8, and then dwindled down to three finalists who will be announced on Nov. 21.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Los Angeles County DA Office files felony domestic violence charges on Miles Bridges
According to a release from the LA District Attorney's Office, Bridges is facing one felony count of injuring a child's parent and two felony counts of of child abuse under circumstances or conditions likely to cause great bodily injury or death.
SPORTS
Former MSU track and field star Tori Franklin makes history
On July 18, MSU alumna Tori Franklin became the first American female athlete to medal in the triple jump.
MICHIGAN
Whitmer to veto budgets that fund services limiting abortion
While Whitmer is supportive of providing resources to pregnant women, Leddy said that Whitmer "cannot support aspects of a bill that sends millions in taxpayer dollars to fake health centers that intentionally withhold information from women about their health, bodies and full reproductive freedom."
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Maureen Jordan and Bill Castinier: MSU Roe v. Wade advocates since the 70s
As Roe v Wade takes over conversations in the modern day, it first started in the 70s. Maureen Jordan and Bill Castinier are two advocates that fought for the court case on MSU campus when it was originally being debated.
MICHIGAN
Need financial assistance? Here are 5 local resources to help you through tough times
Within the Greater Lansing area, there are a number of resources created to reduce this. From food pantries to utility assistance, those in need have options.
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Ride along with The State News on MSU's autonomous bus
Reporter Maddy Warren and audience engagement editor Lauren Snyder recently took a ride on MSU’s first autonomous electric bus, which is now open to passengers, to provide our readers with an inside look at the vehicle.
NEWS
Lansing PetSmart celebrates National Adoption Week with cats and kittens available for adoption
From July 11-17, the Lansing PetSmart will have cats and kittens up for adoption.
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McLaren CareNow joins federal Test to Treat program
Currently, COVID-19 antiviral medication is limited to adult or pediatric patients aged 12 and older with a weight of at least 88 pounds that have mild to moderate cases that are at high risk of progressing into serious disease.
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MSU Extension offers free Adulting 101 courses starting July 12
Adulting 101 courses are available online to individuals across the state of Michigan July 12, July 19, July 26 and Aug. 2.
SPORTS
Swim and dive supporters organize reinstatement proposal following meeting with administration
A group from Battle for Spartan Swim and Dive organized a reinstatement proposal with statistics and a list of prospective donors to rebut reasons for the cutting of the swim and dive program. They will meet with directors from University Advancement and the Spartan Fund on July 20 to discuss their proposal.