Erin Bowling is a MMJ/Reporter based in Lansing, Michigan. She has a focus on local news and has written articles for Wnem Tv 5, WILX-TV, WLWT, TV6, and FOX UP. Erin's work covers a range of topics including education, community events, healthcare, and politics in the Lansing area.
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Erin Bowling's articles primarily focus on local news, including community events, education, and healthcare in Michigan. Her coverage heavily leans towards government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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