A new bill being proposed in the Michigan Senate, Senate Bill 0063, calls for a reduction in current lead action levels in water systems. The bill’s co-sponsor is Senator Curtis Hertel (D-East Lansing).
While the city of Mason just became the first city in Ingham County to equip its fire department with thermal imaging camera masks, East Lansing’s size and budget may restrict the East Lansing Fire Department, or ELFD, from proper advancements in technology.
A new bill introduced to the Michigan Senate seeks to strengthen child lead poison prevention
Curious Book Shop, a neighbor of Cosi's corpse, has been around so long it watched the previous building be torn down to make way for the condominiums and retail storefront that now stand there
During St. Patrick's Day weekend the East Lansing Police Department received three reports of criminal sexual conduct in addition to 13 reports of disorderly conduct.
Former MSU employee Larry Nassar allegedly broke the rules he wrote for proper procedure when treating patients’ pelvic regions.
Two new lawsuits were filed in federal court in Grand Rapids Monday against former MSU employee Larry Nassar.
A clearer picture of downtown East Lansing’s future may emerge in mid April. Hearings to potentially approve plans for the recently-announced Center City District project and the long-anticipated Park District project are to be scheduled for April 18 and April 25 respectively at tomorrow’s 7 p.m. East Lansing City Council meeting, according to the meeting’s consent agenda.
Serenaded by the sound of bagpipes, MSU students lined up en masse to begin celebrating St. Patrick’s day early at East Lansing’s bars.
The Ronald McDonald House of Mid-Michigan hosted their annual Run for the House raising money for the non-profit organization.
When he’s not teaching psychology at MSU or biking through the city, Erik Altmann is a city councilmember who strives to understand and address the needs of his constituents. Altmann was born and raised in Edmonton, Canada, and came to the U.S.
The statewide Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign began Thursday March 16 and runs through March 29.
Spring breakers have a tendency to cause damage and trouble to the places they go on vacation, however, some MSU students wanted to break that stigma on a recent trip to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The Walnut Hills Golf Club in East Lansing, 2847 E. Lake Lansing Rd. will likely become a housing development in the near future.
Last Wednesday’s windstorm left hundreds of thousands across Michigan without power for several days. The storm did nothing to spare MSU’s campus and resulted in a temporary power loss in 10 university buildings and a fallen tree on the College of Music building.
Noodles & Company East Lansing will be relocating to the corner building of 101 E Grand River Ave., the company announced March 9 via press release. The local branch of the restaurant chain will be moving into the old Conrad’s Grill space over the course of Summer 2017 to make room for the planned Center City District project according to the release, which if built would entail the demolition of N&C’s current location among other local businesses. “I think we’re excited for a new location and to start kind of a new chapter in our story,” Noodles & Company East Lansing Director of Marketing Mike Endres said.
Follow-up reports have been submitted from MSUPD regarding the continued investigation of reported sexual assaults on MSU's campus, according to a press release from Ingham County Prosecutor's Office.
MSU police reported a total of 42 crimes from March 3 to March 12, according to the Clery Crime and Fire Log. During spring break 2016, MSUPD reported 61 crimes.
The sexual assault investigation involving three MSU football players and a football staff member is still ongoing, though a date of the alleged incident has been confirmed by the victim’s attorney. The victim’s attorney confirmed Tuesday afternoon that the incident occurred on Jan.
https://gretchenwhitmer.com/ 2018 Michigan gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer visited MSU Monday to speak to and take questions from MSU College Democrats.