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Walkers make strides in fight against cancer
Kodie Rippee, 12, right, cheers as he participates Saturday in the Making Strides Against Cancer 5K walk in downtown Jackson.
Jury hears details of April 18 shooting
As Donald Williams ran from an armed teen in April, Williams said he suddenly realized he had been shot.
Pair charged with fraud in mortgage investigation
Two more people have been charged with fraud as part of an ongoing effort by state and local authorities to crack down on mortgage scams.
2 versions of beef stroganoff offered
A request for a recipe for beef stroganoff was made over the summer, and this seems like the perfect weather for making it.
Area firms earn attention from New York Times
The Jackson community recently garnered national attention for its efforts to improve residents' health.
Second Street home a total loss after fire
A firefighter works to extinguish flames shooting in the back of a home on Second Street in Jackson about 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
Police seek suspect who robbed Jackson party store
Police today were continuing to look for a man who robbed a Jackson party store.
Three Mid-Michigan basic training graduates
Thursday, October 02, 2008 at 11:58 a.m. Army National Guard Spec. Anica B. Jankowski, Army National Guard Pvt.
Jackson man sentenced to 10 to 30 in stabbing attack
Edward Oliver avoided street justice by not naming his accomplice in an armed robbery, but will serve 10 to 30 years in prison for the crime.
Woman alleges race, age, sex discrimination against Jackson officials
A rejected applicant for a spot on the Jackson Human Relations Commission has filed a civil rights complaint alleging race, age and sex discrimination.
Will crisis harm business in Jackson?
Failure to resolve the national financial crisis could harm some small businesses and impede future growth and development in Jackson.
Published: Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 4:30 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 4:25 a.m. JACKSON, Mich.
Two residents already on path to better health
Shelly Megison and Mark SeGraves, both of Jackson, feel like totally new people.
Consumers Energy billing errors upset customers
For the past three months, Edward Clark has repeatedly called Consumers Energy and demanded the utility send him a bill.
A look at a no-budget product of Jackson's fine film heritage
I was quite honestly surprised at how many movies have Jackson listed as a filming location on the old Internet Movie Database.
Cruise Night, Taste of Jackson feed off one another downtown
While the final Cruise Night of the season drew car enthusiasts to downtown Jackson on Friday evening, the Taste of Jackson fed them dinner.
Testimony nearly prompts mistrial
Jackson County Circuit Judge Thomas Wilson almost declared a mistrial Thursday in the murder trial of Willie Anderson II after Anderson's mother came close to providing her son with an alibi.
Man sentenced for attempted pimping
He wooed her, pressed her into prostitution for drug money, then beat her whenever she refused to walk the streets of Jackson.
Jackson working to bring film fest here
By this time next year, Jackson may be joining Cannes, Sundance and Ann Arbor by hosting an international film festival that would bring hundreds of cinema fans and movie makers from around the world to town.
Community gets overview of stem cell initiative
Doctors first operated on Kipp Kerr's heart at age 4. When he was 11, he underwent open heart surgery.