On Aug. 27, the Michigan House of Representatives passed a bill allowing the Natural Resource Commission (NRC) to create a hunting season for the gray wolf. Voters, at MSU and across the state have been sharply divided about the measure.
“It’s our best month of the year,” general sales manager of Crippen Auto Mall Chris Erickson said. “It’s definitely an above-average month.”
The Tattoo and Piercing Studio welcomed Kyle Dunbar from Seasons 3 and 4 of Ink Master into their business this week for a guest appearance.
Oswald Wilder, charged with a string of four sexual assaults perpetrated against MSU students between late March and early May of 2013, pleaded guilty today just as the jury selection for his trial had begun.
The final man involved in the death of MSU student Olivia Pryor was sentences Wednesday in Ingham County Circuit Court to 90 days in jail, which he had served while waiting for his trial and sentencing.
Despite how many students complain about walking long distances to class, it turns out East Lansing is one of the most walkable cities in the nation.
The city may no longer hire any contractor that “discriminates against its employees ... by failing to provide employment benefits for employees with domestic partners” that they would provide to married couples.
The petition was made to place on the ballot in November the option of having a local, public city attorney to end the private law firms that serve as prosecutors.
CATA demolished four buildings to accommodate the new station, which will host a boarding area for different routes offered by Amtrak, Greyhound and Indian Trails.
The trial of Oswald Scott Wilder for four sexual assaults he allegedly committed in the summer of 2013 was postponed today.
Summer is ending and students are flooding the streets of East Lansing. With bar cover fees, drinks and food, as well as the cab fares, nights out can add up. Here’s a compilation of specials for a few of East Lansing’s bars to make a trip out with friends a little more affordable.
Detective testified Taylor said he shot pharmacist because "he rubbed me the wrong way."
Police won't lose sleep over the three home night football games scheduled this fall.
As fall welcome comes to an end, reality will start hitting students harder
One of the two men charged with the attempted strong-arm robbery of two MSU students
The man charged with the shooting deaths of two people in early May at a Lansing Rite-Aid and at the 1800 block of Coolidge road will continue to a preliminary examination on Friday.Ricard Taylor, 34, appeared in court today via teleconference before East Lansing 54B District Court Judge Richard Ball, who said Taylor would be brought to court on Friday, the first time he will physically appear in court.Taylor, a former employee at MSU and East Lansing street musician, was found competent to stand trial earlier this month and is facing a total of seven felony charges, including two counts of open murder.
As fall welcome comes to an end, reality will start hitting students harder than imagined.
Charged with the shooting deaths of two people in early May, Ricard Taylor will see court Friday.
The two men are accused of attempted strong-arm robbery early Tuesday morning.
Residents of East Lansing had the opportunity to hear about the civil rights movement from an intimate perspective Tuesday, as one of its leaders, Congressman John Lewis, spoke about his experience as part of East Lansing’s One Book, One Community event.