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A survivor and the families of two victims who were fatally wounded in the Michigan State University shootings last February have taken the first step toward filing a lawsuit against the school. They say MSU failed to fix problems that could have helped protect students.
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MSU is planning to end deal with sports betting company over concerns of its impact on the health and well being of students.
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The Michigan State Police says an independent report it commissioned found evidence of racial disparities in traffic stops at about a third of agency posts surveyed.
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U.S. Senator Gary Peters came to MSU's Horticultural Center Friday to promote legislation that would fund research to help fruit producers combat an invasive insect species.
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The Michigan Senate voted unanimously today to explicitly ban using medical treatment as a pretext for sexual contact.
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A Michigan state senate committee is recommending appropriating funding to pay off most of Highland Park’s outstanding water bills.
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Researchers at Michigan State University played a part in proving a mission to change the path of an asteroid last year was successful.
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Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees has once again refused Attorney General Dana Nessel’s request to release thousands of documents for her investigation into Larry Nassar.
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In 2021, the board declined to cooperate with the attorney general’s request to access thousands of documents related to the Nassar sex abuse scandal, citing attorney-client privilege.
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Michigan State University officials are planning to reopen one of the two campus buildings where last month's mass shooting took place.