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.
One Book, One Community has been around since 2002. In light of changing times, the organization is hoping to encourage students to read the annual selection through incorporating forms of media.
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?
Michigan issued a state-wide ban of flavored e-cigarette products for both in-store and online sales. Shops have 30 days to clear their shelves.
Psychology professor and Mayor Pro Tem explains his plans for the city if re-elected in part two of the city council candidate series.
Part two of East Lansing candidate series features Mayor Pro Tem Erik Altmann.
Polco is a new medium that the city of East Lansing is using to gauge public input on policy actions.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined other states in a lawsuit against Navient, a large student loan servicer.
Watch as MSU student clubs gain new members at this year's Sparticipation event.
Llamas and alpacas, some Christmas themed, competed for glory at the annual Llamafest held at the MSU Pavillion.
Build-your-own taco restaurant Barrio Tacos sets sight for opening their downtown East Lansing location for late October or early November.
Watch a llama costume contest at Michigan State University Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education. 4H programs help kids learn about raising livestock.
Electric scooters are confirmed to return to campus. Where will you ride?
The Board of Trustees approved a budget that included raising the wages of returning MSU employees by 4%.
The Dublin Square Irish Pub is safe for now, but the discussion around a development project changing the surrounding landscape on Evergreen Avenue continues to be placed on the city government’s plate.
Watch as four freshmen give tours of their dorm rooms after moving in.
Attorney General Dana Nessel's office warned against purchasing sexual assault evidence kits, criticizing marketing she said takes advantage of survivors while ordering a cease and desist of sales.
Stanley scheduled in-person and online meetings with sexual assault survivors in the fall, following up on a promise made when he was appointed.
Will East Lansing elect its third-ever Michigan State student to city council? Part one of the city council candidate series features political science and pre-law student Warren Stanfield III.