Former MSU medical resident Michael Phinn was sentenced to five to 15 years in prison for four charges including second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
East Lansing announced Tom Fehrenbach as the city's planning, building and development director.
The annual Dragon Boat Race was held on Sept. 15, 2019 at Hawk Island Park in Lansing.
Lawyer and former reporter Lisa Babcock is the sixth and final city council candidate The State News has interviewed as a part of a feature series for the Nov. 5 election.
The 10th anniversary of East Lansing Welcomes the World will be held at the East Lansing Public Library on Sept. 20 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
ELPD responded to threatening language on the walls of East Lansing High School. This is a developing story.
Foster Coffee hosts taste test to preview their opening at Landmark in downtown East Lansing.
Will East Lansing Mayor Mark Meadows convince East Lansing voters to give him another term on city council?
A bill aiming to protect students' free speech at universities and colleges in Michigan has made progress in the State House.
East Lansing residents Madeleine and Ross March-Meenagh completed a 220-mile trek of the Michigan Shore-to-Shore Trail to raise money and awareness for the Flint water crisis.
The Lansing Regional Sister Cities Commission requested a partnership with East Lansing involving funding and commission representation.
Conversion therapy was formally banned by the East Lansing City Council and includes penalties for violating the ordinance.
East Lansing has initiated its 10th annual photo contest. Contestants can submit photos taken in East Lansing for a chance to win a Meijer gift card or other East Lansing centered prizes.
Will former professor and parks commissioner John Revitte reach a seat on the East Lansing city council?
U.S. House Rep. Elissa Slotkin, State Rep. Julie Brixie and Sen. Gary Peters have released statements in support of the Department of Education's fine to MSU, while still opposing Secretary Betsy DeVos.
Can former reporter and business owner Jessy Gregg move up the ranks in city advocacy?
Some Hub tenants voiced frustration with the move-in process at the Sept. 3 city council meeting.
The Red Cedar project selected its hotel partners for a project that substantially alters the Michigan Avenue corridor. The Lansing City Council approved the project in April.
A hotly contested and ambitious state budget is under negotiations in the state government with an Oct. 1 deadline. Whatever happens is sure to have implications for East Lansing.
Dangers to vaping have pushed the state of Michigan to issue a public health emergency. Will the state legislature consider other regulations?