WSYM-TV (Lansing, MI)
WSYM made its debut on December 1, 1982, initially operating under the name WFSL-TV. The station was owned by Joel Ferguson, a businessman from Lansing, through his company, F&S Development Company. It broadcasted an analog signal on channel 47. WFSL was notable for being the first new commercial television station in the region since WILX-TV began broadcasting 23 years prior.
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fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman
HASLETT, Mich. — It’s Friday night in Ingham County... and one of the best tickets in mid-Michigan? Well, it’s free and it’s at the Lake Lansing Park South. Aengus McIntosh is the volunteer Coordinator for Lake Lansing Summer Concert Series. “Back in 2002 one of the guys, his name's Ed Gillespie, and he worked for Granger construction. Ed decided he wanted to put a venue out here. He rallied and raised the money to build the band shell. I came in the second year. I've been here 22 years.
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1 day ago |
fox47news.com | Olivia Pageau
JACKSON, Mich — A Jackson family is keeping their daughter's memory alive by helping other women pursue careers in STEM. The Amanda Mierzwa Memorial Scholarship has supported 90 women from Jackson County pursuing STEM degrees at the University of Michigan since 2017. Recipients say the scholarship creates a supportive community of women in STEM fields from Jackson County. The scholarship honors Amanda Mierzwa, who worked in neuroscience before passing away from breast cancer in 2015.
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1 day ago |
fox47news.com | Shaye McCarthy
(WSYM) - FOX47 News is helping inform you of the top local stories in your neighborhood. Happening Today helps neighbors know what is going on throughout the day. WATCH: What is happening today Happening Today: Army anniversary, treehouse construction, reading challenge Today's Weather Forecast Friday Morning Forecast 0606 Air Quality Alert remains in effect until 12:00 PM due to elevated levels of smoke at the surface.
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fox47news.com | Larry Wallace
LANSING, Mich — Dozens of residents at Sycamore Townhomes in Lansing may be eviction as a court-appointed receiver moves forward with a major renovation project. Sycamore Townhomes has been placed under a court-appointed receiver due to numerous code violations and maintenance issues. A $15 million rehabilitation project will require all units to be vacated for complete renovation. Despite a May 31 deadline, 41 tenants still remain at the property, with a new June 20 deadline now in place.
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fox47news.com | Shaye McCarthy
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Mich. — According to the Livingston County Sheriff's Department, two construction workers are in critical condition after being electrocuted in a work site accident in Genoa Township. WATCH: Here's what happens when you call 911 Here's what happens when you call 911 According to deputies, the accident took place at a commercial construction site on Latson Road south of Grand River Avenue in Genoa Township.
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