Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page D1

LOS ANGELES Chris Hansen is back to his specialty now gritty stories about nasty people. He did that for 20 years at NBC, including Catch Now moved to cable. is truly one of the best crime said Henry Schleiff, head of Investigation Discovery. a skill he worked on in high-crime places like Detroit and Miami. Still, his big influence is a surprise: I owe my whole career to Howard Hansen said.

The late Lancour was a gentle guy who at various oints did kid shows and stage plays. But he was anchoring local WILX (Channel 10) when Hansen, a Michigan State University student, arrived. was 21 years old and just getting started; he was such a great COURTESY PHOTO Chris Hansen is back with a new show on Investigation Discovery called "Killer Instinct." MSU GRAD, FORMER LOCAL REPORTER WHO GAINED FAME ON CATCH A RETURNS WITH NEW SERIES MIKE HUGHES FOR THE LANSING ST A TE JOURNAL WORTH WATCHING 10 p.m. Mondays, Investigation Discovery, repeating at 1a.m. Debuts Aug.

17 opener also repeats at 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23. LIFE SUNDAY 08.16.15 LANSING STATE JOURNAL LSJ.COM/LIFE 1D If you been to Cedar Point yet this season, you waited for the perfect time. The Michigan Days kick off Monday, offering Michigan residents the chance to buy one admission ticket and get one free.

kids are back in school, but most Michigan students so doing Michigan Days as part of our ast Blast of Summer said Bryan Edwards, public relations manager for Cedar Point. Michigan Days runs Monday through Labor Day. The park closes on Labor Day but is open the following Sunday for one final push. PHOTO COURTESY OF CEDAR POINT, SANDUSKY, OHIO Cedar Michigan Days kicks in this Monday. Cedar Point buy one, get one free for Michiganders ANNE ERICKSON LANSING ST A TE JOURNAL.