City Pulse

Federal officials have arrested a man and accuse him of threatening to shoot Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and as many others as possible at the Michigan State Capital on June 2. The alleged threats were made on May 9 through emails to the governor and to Michigan State Police, according to an indictment charging the man with transmitting a threat.
The man was arrested in Hawaii, where the federal cases are filed.
In a court filing seeking charges, an FBI agent wrote that the man "wanted to kill Governor Whitmer because she was a Democrat, and he had been conducting online research to plan a trip to Michigan to carry out his threat."
The man was living without a home on the Oahu island, he called FBI agents and said he had sent the threats and still planned to follow through, and that he was in a voluntary mental health program at the time. Agents met with him at the hospital and he confirmed making the threats and said there was a 75% chance he would have "gone through with" his threats.
The man has previously been convicted for threats against President George W. Bush in 2006 and former U.S. District Judge Susan Oki Mollway in 2012, according to the FBI filing.

Lansing police have a person in custody after officers found a 19-year-old female who had been shot in the head. Officers arrived in the 2700 block of Moores River Drive around 3 a.m.
"A person of interest is in police custody," according to a statement from the Lansing Police Department.
The victim is in critical condition, according to the statement.

Chalk of the Town in from noon to 4pm Saturday

Chalk is a fleeting art form, though it’s also beautiful and tangible and accessible. On June 6, you can watch as local artists bring temporary masterpieces to the sidewalks of Old Town for the annual Chalk of the Town event.

Artists will start early in the day and will be judged beginning at 2:30 p.m. Winners will be announced at 4 p.m. at the corner of Turner Street and César E. Chávez Avenue.

Some chance of rain during the day but the highest probability is well before 6 am.

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