Two separate shootings in Lansing early Monday morning are under investigation, including one that left a teenager dead.

According to Lansing police, a 22-year-old man arrived at a local hospital around 2:50 a.m. suffering from a gunshot wound to the shoulder. Investigators later determined the shooting occurred in the 2700 block of Moores River Drive near Francis Park — the same area where a homicide occurred earlier this month.

Less than an hour later, at approximately 3:30 a.m., officers responded to another shooting in the 2100 block of West Hillsdale Street. Police said a 15-year-old boy was killed and a 20-year-old woman was injured. The woman was transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Authorities have not yet said whether the two shootings are connected. Both incidents remain under investigation.

Meanwhile, authorities are continuing to investigate a multi-vehicle crash that shut down northbound U.S. 127 near the Frandor area Monday afternoon. The crash occurred around 3:30 p.m., with the roadway reopening at approximately 5 p.m. Officials have not released details about the cause of the crash, and no injuries were immediately reported.

Another multi-vehicle crash caused temporary lane closures Monday on westbound I-96 near Wright Road in Eagle Township. The collision occurred at a work zone entrance, according to officials. Only minor injuries were reported, and the roadway later reopened.

In legal developments, an Ingham County judge has ordered prediction market company Kalshi to temporarily halt sports betting operations in Michigan. The temporary restraining order was granted after Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel argued the company was operating without approval from the Michigan Gaming Control Board. The order remains in effect through July 13.

Federal gambling charges have also been filed against former Detroit Pistons player Malik Beasley. Prosecutors allege Beasley participated in a scheme involving point shaving and proposition bets. His attorney said he could voluntarily surrender by Wednesday.

In another sports-related case, a judge in Tampa, Florida, set a $1 million bond for former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, who is facing kidnapping, armed robbery and conspiracy charges connected to an incident that allegedly occurred in February. The Lions released Arnold shortly after his pre-trial detention hearing.

Officials have also identified a Michigan firefighter among three people killed while battling a wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border over the weekend.

The U.S. Forest Service said 38-year-old Emily Barker of Clinton Township was part of a specialized wildfire crew trained to hike into remote areas and quickly attack new fires. The other two firefighters killed were from Arizona and Alabama.