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Estimated bills, faulty meters lead to $1M fine for Consumers Energy
LANSING, MI – Officials with Consumers Energy agreed to pay a $1 million fine and change the way the utility charges customers after state regulators investigated complaints about malfunctioning electric meters and estimated bills. The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved a settlement agreement Thursday, May 23, with the...
Nearly 60 cats removed from Okemos home Thursday; Ingham County shelter seeks donations
OKEMOS — Ingham County Animal Control was seeking donations of food and cat litter after the cat population at the county shelter grew by nearly five dozen on Thursday. Animal control officers removed 58 cats from a home in the 4300 block of Aztec Way after another county agency had gone there for a welfare check, officials said in a news release.
The Disgusting Thing We’ve All Done is Illegal in this Michigan Town
People are just people, and our bodies do some gross and disgusting things sometimes. Most times, though, we're able to keep it private in a bathroom, or at least in the privacy of our own homes. However, there's one specific, and disgusting act, that nearly every person does that is...
Ingham County 'uncommitted' voters aim to keep momentum
EAST LANSING – In Michigan’s presidential primary, more than 100,000 Democratic voters cast ballots for "uncommitted" instead of President Joe Biden, an action some in Ingham County are following with increased activism for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war. In Ingham County, 13% of Democratic primary voters voted uncommitted in February, in line with the statewide trend. ...
Lansing's Own Scott Renner Appointed to Michigan Collection Practices Board
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