The East Lansing City Council held a discussion-only meeting Tuesday night on lessening recreational marijuana penalties and a new approach to the city’s budget process.
The inside westbound lane of Michigan Avenue west of Harrison Road will be closed until the beginning of spring break due to a road base failure.
The City of East Lansing will close portions of Abbot Road and Albert Avenue over Michigan State's spring break to complete utility work for the Center City project.
A $200 million redevelopment project backed by Michigan State Trustee Joel Ferguson's company is officially underway after passing its first bureaucratic hurdle.
The East Lansing City Council considered boundary changes to the Oakwood Historic District and other regulatory changes during its Tuesday meeting.
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A wild winter hasn't deterred the East Lansing Police Department and the Department of Public Works from providing the services needed to keep the city — and its roads — safe.
An ordinance to establish requirements for electric vehicle charging stations for parking structures was recommended to city council by the East Lansing Planning Commission.
Ford-owned scooter company Spin may join Lime and Bird on East Lansing streets this spring, if the city council establishes planned regulations.
An overhaul of East Lansing's medical marijuana dispensary regulations is headed to City Council after recommendations from the city's Planning Commission.
The East Lansing City Council mulled electric scooter regulations, prepared to hash out the annual budget and discussed infrastructure improvements at its weekly Tuesday meeting.
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Barrio Tacos — a Cleveland-based restaurant offering custom-made tacos — will be making its way to East Lansing as part of the Center City project.
In observance of Presidents' Day, certain East Lansing offices and facilities will be closed on Feb. 18.
Four applicants want to open dispensaries within three blocks of each other. One of them may be trying to shut the others out by opening a liquor store.
East Lansing officials are considering increased regulations on electric scooter companies — including a downtown speed limit, additional fees and a curfew — before the scooters make their return this spring.
A height limit expansion was approved, public hearings for marijuana dispensaries were set and fireworks regulations were aligned with state law at Tuesday's East Lansing City Council meeting.
At the first community input meeting, city officials heard from residents about their preferred update to the five-year parks and recreation plan. The next meeting is March 7.
Changes to the scoring criteria for provisioning centers in Lansing's medical marijuana dispensary licensure process will be made after March 15 or later, the city clerk's office announced.
According to Michigan State University Police, there is an open and ongoing investigation into a university vehicle stolen over the weekend.