The East Lansing Farmer's Market is officially underway for its 2017 edition. Opening Day came and went as vendors from across the state came together in East Lansing to sell their homegrown products.
In two separate incidences of alleged sexual assault involving members of the MSU football team, the Jones Day law firm found senior members of the football program were in compliance with the university's RVSM policy, according to the law firm's report that was released to the public on Monday.
Carol Siemon, Ingham County Prosecutor, has decided to authorize sexual assault charges against three MSU football players under investigation, according to a press release. The warrants were requested by MSU police.
An investigation remains ongoing after MSU police have received two reports of a "peeping Tom" near MSU's campus within the span of a month.
After an orchard owner sued East Lansing claiming violation of his religious freedom, outlets across the country ranging from the Associated Press to Fox News have picked up the story.
In honor of former MSU football Mike Sadler, a Denver-based brewery has created its own beer in remembrance. Key parts of the beer, including the ingredients, have Sadler's influence.
Bled Fest, a music festival presented by Fusion Shows, returned to the HPAC in Howell, Michigan May 27. The event brought forth a variety of different music styles and backgrounds as it continued for its 13th year.
Dr. Terrie E. Taylor, MSU Distinguished Professor of internal medicine and an osteopathic physician, has worked for decades to study malaria transmission, infection and treatment methods.
Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian non-profit organization, filed the 40-page lawsuit on behalf of Stephen Tennes, owner of The Country Mill. Tennes had posted to Facebook the orchard would not host weddings of same-sex couples.
Former MSU football wide receiver, Keith Mumphery, was expelled from the school in 2016 Mumphery was expelled in 2016 for violations of MSU's relationship violence and sexual misconduct policy.
The preliminary examination for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar continued May 26. Three alleged victims testified as it is being determined if there is enough evidence for Nassar to stand on trial.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley, an MSU graduate, announced his initiative to amend the Michigan Constitution. In his announcement, he plans to focus on part-time legislature.
The second day of preliminary examination hearing for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar concluded with three more alleged victims testifying. The final day of the hearing will conclude June 23 with "Victim F's" testimony.
Changes made to an updated Center City District brownfield plan is headed toward the City Council. The newly-approved plan is set to go before the council June 13.
Ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's preliminary examination continues Friday. A cross-examination from "Victim D," along with testimonies from other alleged victims are expected.
Although it was removed from Tuesday's council agenda, the development agreement between the City of East Lansing and the developers of the Park District project should not be delayed too long.
The development agreement was removed from the agenda around noon Tuesday. It will be pushed back to the June 6 City Council meeting.
Karolyi Ranch, the Huntsville, Texas-based training facility which serves as the USA Gymnastics National Team Training Center, is the site of some sexual abuse allegations regarding Larry Nassar.
The 54th East Lansing Art Festival was held over the weekend of May 20-21, bringing in artists from around Michigan and the Midwest.
147 artists took over downtown East Lansing for last weekend's 54th annual East Lansing Art Festival. The State News sat down with three of those artists from various walks of life to chat about their creative journeys.