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5, 5:30, 6 & 11 pm Anchor @wilxTV Lansing, MI. Have a story idea? Send me an email at ann.emmerich@wilx.com.
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Michigan State Police adopt mental training techniques from Detroit Lions

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By Ann Emmerich 
| WNDU-TV (South Bend, IN)
LANSING, Mich. (NEWS 10) — Michigan State Police recruits are training like NFL players to give them a mental edge in high-pressure situations. At the Michigan State Police recruit school in Lansing, the training is intense. But there’s a new kind of training focused on what’s happening between a trooper’s ears. “I came upon sports psychology in grad school and really resonated with the idea of using psychology not to fix something, but to make you better,” said Sgt.
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Michigan State Police adopt mental training techniques from Detroit Lions

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By Ann Emmerich 
| WILX-TV (Lansing, MI)
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) — Michigan State Police recruits are training like NFL players to give them a mental edge in high-pressure situations. At the Michigan State Police recruit school in Lansing, the training is intense. But there’s a new kind of training focused on what’s happening between a trooper’s ears. “I came upon sports psychology in grad school and really resonated with the idea of using psychology not to fix something, but to make you better,” said Sgt.
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Answering the call: Ingham County 911 faces critical staffing shortage

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By Ann Emmerich 
| WILX-TV (Lansing, MI)
MASON, Mich. (WILX) -When someone calls 911, someone has to answer. But across the country, those “someones” are in short supply. In Ingham County, the 911 director says he’s dealing with a staffing crisis, operating at about 30% below the target staffing level. The people filling that gap are paying the price. The people who answer 911 calls and send help right away are the first first responders.
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