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VIDEO: City council candidate series: Erik Altmann
Part two of East Lansing candidate series features Mayor Pro Tem Erik Altmann.
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Polco offers public input for East Lansing city policy
Polco is a new medium that the city of East Lansing is using to gauge public input on policy actions.
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Nessel files brief against student loan giant Navient
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined other states in a lawsuit against Navient, a large student loan servicer.
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MSU hosts Lamafest, alpacas included in costume contest
Llamas and alpacas, some Christmas themed, competed for glory at the annual Llamafest held at the MSU Pavillion.
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Barrio Tacos plans for November downtown opening
Build-your-own taco restaurant Barrio Tacos sets sight for opening their downtown East Lansing location for late October or early November.
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Gotcha signs exclusive MSU agreement, demos scooters on campus
Electric scooters are confirmed to return to campus. Where will you ride?
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After a year of hurdles, Park Place now has competition
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.
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Attorney General orders a halt to marketed sexual assault kits
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.
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City council candidate series: Warren Stanfield III
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.
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Two MSU students charged with threatening to commit terrorism against new MSU president
Two Michigan State students allegedly threatened to commit an act of terrorism against MSU President Samuel Stanley during the first week of classes.
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MSU athletic trainer faces attempted sexual assault and domestic violence charges
Michigan State football athletic trainer David Jager, charged with domestic violence and lying to police had a pretrial conference today in East Lansing District Court.
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CATA releases new routes while employees rally for benefits, disability service
CATA released updated routes for the fall as employees rallied in Lansing for better disability service and increased worker benefits.
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A guide to East Lansing’s bar scene
If you're at least 21, here are seven bar spots in downtown East Lansing, along with advice for how to get the maximum experience at each.
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MSU files for no legal fault for Nassar's decades of sexual abuse
The university cited in about 1000 pages that they have no legal responsibility to over 100 survivors of Larry Nassar’s abuse.
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Three arraigned in court for armed robbery at Okemos T-Mobile store
Two males with handguns entered the T-Mobile Cellular store at 2189 W. Grand River Avenue, threatened an employee and left with an undisclosed amount of property and cash on Friday, August 23, according to Meridian Township Police.
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The State News taste-tests East Lansing coffee
The State News tried coffees from five different locations near our office on Grand River Avenue and scored them on a scale from one to 10 based entirely on flavor, without knowing which coffee came from where. Here are the results of our test.
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Target, Panera and other new additions to East Lansing
As students return to campus, they might notice that East Lansing has a different look. With construction wrapping up on several projects, East Lansing has more to offer.
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No-parking solution streamlines Brody move-in
Nearby construction can cause headaches for students moving in, but only if residence hall workers are unprepared. Brody Neighborhood's move-in staff had an answer to streamline the process.
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The laws and potential risks students face with marijuana
Marijuana laws differ between federal, state and local levels. While living in East Lansing, it is helpful to know the variance in laws between the different governing authorities because there are three different police authorities who enforce each kind.
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What you missed at Michigan State this summer
Most Michigan State students spent their summer away from campus, but things involving the university still continued. Here's what you might have missed while away from East Lansing.