Lansing

September 11, 2001.

Work in the hospital, Lansing, Michigan.

Someone ran in, said the plane had hit the building.

Three-quarter staff ran out, quickly realized it wasn't our building.

working in the hospital,

Lansing, Michigan.

Someone ran in, said the plane had hit the building.

Three-quarter staff ran out, quickly realized it wasn't our building.

A few years ago, they cheered on the most horrific slaughter of innocent civilian Jews that we have seen in a generation.

In Lansing, you have Democrats who call for, quote, destroying the American way of life.

And in Texas, you have Democrats, grown men, who seem to be pretty obsessed with trans children.

I gotta say, the president's very good at nicknames, but Talafrico, maybe, tops the list.

A few years ago, they cheered on the most horrific slaughter of innocent civilian Jews that we have seen in a generation.

In Lansing, you have Democrats who call for quote, destroying the American way of life.

And in Texas, you have Democrats, grown men, who seem to be pretty obsessed with trans children.

I gotta say, the president's very good at nicknames, but Talafrico, maybe, tops the list.

I'm like, come on, come on.

Our listeners in Muskegon know you, and probably in Lansing too, but the rest of the state would like to know who you are, so I gave them a little bit of a primer there.

But if they were to run into you, let's say, at the Michigan Irish Music Festival or downtown Muskegon, and they were to chat you up for a minute, what would they come away saying you are? Who are you?

Well, I think you said a little bit of it at the end of my bio when you talked about being engaged like civically, community service.

And you might be voting for Brianna Scott for re-election to the MSU Board of Trustees.

See you in Muskegon.

See you in Lansing.

See you on campus.

Eastern Michigan University is home to one of the state's largest artifacts, a 14-foot, 6,800-pound beam from the South Tower.

In Lansing, a 900-pound piece of steel is displayed alongside the names of Michigan residents killed in the attacks.

Together, these memorials serve as lasting promises Michigan will never forget.

A Michigan lawmaker wants new age restrictions for children riding electric bikes.

25 years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, pieces of the World Trade Center remain on display across Michigan, honoring those who died and the first responders who ran toward dangers.

A beam from Ground Zero stands outside the Brighton Fire Department, while Harper Woods displays a 200-pound piece recovered from the North Tower.

Eastern Michigan University, home to one of the state's largest artifacts, a 14-foot, 6,800-pound beam from the South Tower in Lansing, a 900-piece...

A 900-pound piece of steel is displayed alongside the names of Michigan residents killed in the attacks.

Um, you know, it's something that I, I think a lot of people are surprised to hear, but a lot of people that come here come from like all over the Midwest, right.

You know, is there any advice you would give somebody that's in Milwaukee or Duluth or Lansing or Detroit or Indianola or Chicago, you know, about coming to a brand new city, brand new town, brand new place.

You know, what what words of encouragement do you give students that are coming from that far away?

I mean, it's great up here.

It was 54 to 14 last week against Wayne.

And Edgewood-Colesburg at Lansing-Keo tonight at Lansing at 7:00 PM.

Both teams are 2-0 overall.

There's a chance, a good chance, that the winner of this game will go through the regular season without a blemish.

I'm producer and creative director Tony Cuthbert.

Now in the shadow of the Capitol Dome in Lansing, he's heard from the beaches of Lake Michigan to the halls of power and behind closed doors, here's Michigan's Michael Patrick Shields.

Michael Patrick Shields is on the air.

Good morning, world.