Board members and contributing partners of the Women’s Center of Greater Lansing met Tuesday to begin a renovation that will triple the floor space between the organization’s two buildings.
Dolly the sheep’s grandchildren might be in for trouble after food products from cloned animals were deemed safe to eat last week, but local experts don’t expect to see cloned products on store shelves anytime soon.
A 15-year-old East Lansing High School student remains in critical condition at Lansing’s Sparrow Hospital after being struck by a vehicle on the corner of Harrison and Tarleton avenues Friday, East Lansing police Sgt. Carl Nowak said.
The days of unforgiving weather and late registration hindering voter participation might soon be irrelevant for Michiganians if two initiatives being discussed in the state Legislature are passed.
A 15-year-old East Lansing High School student was struck by a vehicle at 7:15 a.m. Friday at the intersection of Harrison Road and Tarleton Avenue.
The MSU Formula Racing team will be taking to the 2008 North American International Auto Show in Detroit to display their cars and lure possible investors.
A new technique to create embryonic stem cells without harming human embryos could bring about compromise for both sides of a long-winded debate.
More than a week after the U.S. Supreme Court denied Michigan’s third try at banning what legislators have termed partial-birth abortions, state lawmakers are beginning a fourth attempt to ban the procedure.
Lansing Township police are seeking two suspects in the Sunday morning armed robbery of Max & Erma’s in Eastwood Towne Center.
Nancy Cotter, the mother of MSU student Rylan Cotter, spoke out for the first time Thursday about her daughter’s death by issuing a request.
Iggy’s Deli closed during winter break, becoming the second business in its complex to shut down in the last few months.
MSU police are still investigating the case of about 350 stolen Capital Area Transportation Authority student bus passes circulating on campus and around the Lansing area.
Patiently waiting behind locked metal bars in the bowels of East Lansing City Hall lies the voting paraphernalia citizens tend to overlo
Trekking through snow and ice can be a hassle for students wishing to dine off campus. Some students, like Courtney Davis, have discovered that ordering food online provides a cozy alternative for their dining needs.
A trickling fountain in the lobby, serene music permeating through the room and dim, relaxed lighting is the formula for a healthier lifestyle at Creative Wellness Holistic Health Center, 2025 Abbot Road, Suite 200.
After 25 years in the industry, Katerina Emmons knows the difficulties of being a working artist.
The East Lansing Department of Parks, Recreation and Arts is offering scholarships this week for adult dance classes.
For Robb McInnis, going to Canada always meant seeing family. McInnis, a junior at Lansing Community College, said his distant family lives in Canada. He’s been there at least six times during the past three years. When he heard rumors that he might need to buy a passport to come back across the border, he didn’t think he’d be going back.
With space opening next door to her store, Siham Baladi, owner of Silver and Beyond, 333 Albert Ave., wants to add more products and create a more open space for customers to browse through her collection of jewelry and handbags.
MSU and Meridian Township police are seeking suspects in connection with the sale of fraudulent Capital Area Transportation Authority semester bus passes on and near campus.