Results of Michigan's Aug. 7 primary election
This page will be updated to reflect incoming results in the Michigan primary election.
This page will be updated to reflect incoming results in the Michigan primary election.
This morning, primary election voter turnout has remained "steady" across MSU's campus and the city of East Lansing, according to election officials.
Michigan voters head to the polls today to vote in the state's primary election.
The East Lansing City Clerk's office will hold special hours for individuals interested in applying for an absentee voter ballot for Michigan's Aug. 7 primary elections.
Here's a breakdown of Democratic endorsements ahead of the Aug. 7 primary elections.
Here's a breakdown of Republican endorsements ahead of the Aug. 7 primary elections.
Primary elections for positions like governor, U.S. Senate member and state Senate member in the state of Michigan will take place Aug. 7.
East Lansing's Play in the Park event will welcome Zeke the Wonderdog on Tuesday, July 31.
The goal of the East Lansing's Human Rights Commission protects residents from discrimination and organizes events that promote unity and equality.
East Lansing's Summer Concert Series will take place throughout July and August with a performance every Friday night.
The deadline to register is July 9 for the Aug. 9 Michigan primary election. Here is a quick guide to how and where to register.
A majority of votes in favor of the proposal could see Michigan follow in the steps of states like Colorado and Vermont, where recreational marijuana is already legal.
East Lansing's annual Summer Solstice Jazz Festival will take place this weekend on June 22 and June 23.
Survivors of ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse joined Michigan Lt. Gov. Brian Calley at the signing of the bills.
The Hub at East Lansing offering new retail, parking and residential space is making strides toward completion.
Out-of-town representatives from Delta Sigma Phi's alumni board took the heat for their MSU chapter's littering violations at Tuesday's city council meeting.
East Lansing Mayor Mark Meadows gave updates about the project in the downtown area, which is set to be completed in summer 2019.
City officials are touting the revived income tax effort, slated for the Aug. 7 ballot, as a way to preserve crucial services and beloved institutions.
At last night's city council meeting, councilmembers approved the 2019 budget and spent two hours clarifying the city's financial future.
The East Lansing parks department is facing significant cuts, but revenue options like fee increases and a new income tax could preserve key recreational activities for the near future.