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6:05 pm
Fri November 9, 2012

MI. Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

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A man arrested in a shooting spree that targeted motorists in southeastern Michigan has pleaded not guilty to eight counts of attempted murder. 

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NewsRoom
7:05 pm
Mon September 10, 2012

Police Have Suspect in Capitol Building Graffiti Incident

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Police say they’ve zeroed-in on the person who defaced the state Capitol building last week with spray paint.

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NewsRoom
6:45 pm
Mon September 10, 2012

Wide Variation Found in Drunk Driving Arrest Rates

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A news organization has found wide variations in the rates of drunken driving arrests among Michigan police agencies, with the hometowns of Michigan State University and the University of Michigan showing one of the sharpest contrasts.

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NewsRoom
6:45 pm
Thu September 6, 2012

Capitol Building Vandalized Overnight

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Capitol employee Greg Hess tries to scrub graffiti off war memorial on Thursday.

State police are trying to find who is responsible for vandalizing the state Capitol building early Thursday morning. Facilities workers say the damage is the worst they’ve seen in decades.

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NewsRoom
6:31 pm
Wed August 29, 2012

ELPD: Religion Not Motive in Jewish Student Attack

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Police say a Michigan State University student's Jewish religion doesn't appear to have been a factor in his assault at an off-campus party.

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NewsRoom
6:38 pm
Tue August 28, 2012

EL Police Doubt 'Religious Hatred' Fueled Assault on Jewish MSU Student

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A Jewish student at Michigan State University says his jaw was broken in an attack by two assailants who he says displayed "religious hatred."

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NewsRoom
6:17 pm
Thu August 9, 2012

Schuette Charges Four McCotter Staffers with Fraud

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The Michigan Attorney General has charged four people with conspiring to commit election fraud.

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NewsRoom
6:25 pm
Mon June 25, 2012

U.S. High Court Ruling Gives Some Hope of Parole to Juvenile Lifers

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The U. S. Supreme Court has struck down state laws like one in Michigan that automatically sends some juveniles to prison for life with no chance of parole.

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NewsRoom
4:10 pm
Fri April 13, 2012

Lansing Teen Receives Delayed Sentence in Murder Case

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Convicted murder Charles Lewis, Jr. (center) awaits sentencing by Ingham County Judge George Economy. Lewis faced the possibility of life without parole, but was instead issued probation and time at a state juvenile rehabilitation center.

An Ingham County judge has issued a delayed sentence against a Lansing teen convicted of a 2010 murder.

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