When Arturo Santa Cruz came to East Lansing in 1976, he had a dream of starting a restaurant unlike any other in the area--Mexican cuisine.
A new restaurant will be moving onto Grand River Avenue as soon as late October. Panda Express, the Asian fast casual restaurant, is currently under construction at 439 E.
Chick-fil-A is opening a location at 5617 W. Saginaw Highway in Lansing on Oct. 13, which has several students from out-of-state excited to have a piece of home.
One day after the International Day of Peace, the Shalom Center for Justice and Peace, and the Wesley Foundation hosted an event designed to facilitate conversation between people of color and police.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette announced the charges of Joshua Harding of Okemos relating to his attack on Ingham County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Jonathan Roth last August.
A campaign office for republican presidential nominee Donald Trump opened in Lansing on Saturday, following a Hillary Clinton campaign office which opened last month. Michigan state director for the Trump campaign Scott Hagerstrom said the office is one of 15 official Trump campaign offices in Michigan, with 16 more on their way.
Statistics issued by the Michigan State Police Department show a decrease in occurred criminal sexual conduct cases for this year.
A memorial service for neuroscience freshman Mitchel Kiefer was held at St. John Church and Student Center on Tuesday
MSU spokesman Jason Cody confirmed that MSU has made the decision to fire MSU professor and doctor Larry Nassar as of Sept.
For East Lansing residents Michael Belligan and Gillian Van Stratt, two squirrels had become their neighborhood pets.
A tax increase of 5 cents per 12-ounce can of beer has been proposed by Representative Thomas Hooker.
The East Lansing location of local chain restaurant Tabooli has finally opened its doors after a nearly year-long wait.
East Lansing’s city council will have its first meeting of the school year at 7 p.m. tonight. From development to city government finances, here are some issues to watch this semester.
A new kosher deli, The Charles Street Deli, opened its doors inside the Hillel Jewish Student Center at 360 Charles Street on Monday. The deli is now available to Jewish students of the Hillel, Executive Director of the Hillel Cindy Hughey said.
A bill that would reclassify the first minor in possession, or MIP, offense by an underage individual from a misdemeanor to a civil infraction passed the Michigan House Criminal Justice Committee unanimously on Tuesday. Senate Bill 332, if enacted, would remove the possibility of jail time for first-time offenders, instead conferring a $100 fine. The bill was passed near-unanimously by the state Senate in March.
East Lansing City Council delayed approving an entertainment license brought forward by The Tin Can Bar at last night's meeting. The license for the newly-opened bar, located at 313 E. Grand River Ave., was listed on the consent agenda on the meeting agenda.
Ann Arbor has recently passed an ordinance that prohibits the sale of tobacco to anyone under the age of 21. “I think that it is outrageous because as we all know that 18, 19, 20 year olds will just drive outside of the city and buy cigarettes legally.
Overcast skies didn't put a damper on the dog swim at the East Lansing Family Aquatic Center.
On August 17th, a Hillary Clinton campaign office was opened on 2722 East Michigan Ave, Suite 101.
MSU College Republicans and College Democrats joined together at the MSU Rock to memorialize those lost in the 9/11 attacks on the tragedy’s 15th anniversary.