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Top Lansing State Journal News

Tom Izzo Gets $1 Million Raise Annually in Amended Contract

Big Ten · East Lansing

Tom Izzo Gets $1 Million Raise Annually in Amended Contract

62% Center coverage: 37 sources

The Michigan State coach remains one of the highest-paid in the nation.See the Story

Michigan State pulls away late to top Penn State in road opener

Big Ten · Winnipeg

Michigan State pulls away late to top Penn State in road opener

61% Center coverage: 26 sources

Following a week off after the first loss of the season, Michigan State survived a sloppy performance in its road debut.See the Story

Idaho Donor Dies of Rabies, Transmits Virus via Kidney Transplant, CDC Says

Idaho Donor Dies of Rabies, Transmits Virus via Kidney Transplant, CDC Says

62% Center coverage: 16 sources

An Idaho man who died of rabies passed the virus to another man through a kidney transplant, marking the fourth known instance in the country in nearly half a century where rabies was transmitted from an organ donor to a recipient. Read more...See the Story

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