East Lansing Buzz, a website and informational program, has been pivotal in guiding residents and businesses through a busy redevelopment period.
First Lady Sue Snyder has announced Michigan's fourth annual “Inform. Empower. Prevent. Let’s End Campus Sexual Assault” summit to prevent sexual assault and change the culture on campuses.
East Lansing City Council met last night to discuss the "50-50" rule, putting Harrison Road on a "diet" and the East Lansing Buzz informational program.
John Donald Molloy, retired MSU professor and Board Member for The State News, died at the age of 87 on March 27.
Strampel, who faces one felony and three misdemeanor charges relating to sexual harassment and his role in the Larry Nassar scandal, has stirred up frustrations among students in Fee Hall, home of the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
The results of a House inquiry into MSU's handling of sexual assault accusations against ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar were released on Thursday, detailing how gaps in university policies enabled an environment "ripe for abuse."
According to Michigan Law, most of the people should not have been allowed to give victim impact statements at the sentencing for ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
MSU alumnus Abraham Aiyash is the first progressive Muslim Yemeni-American candidate running for State Senate in District 2.
The progressive gubernatorial candidate's final rally at before August's Democratic primary focused largely on education reform, gun control and immigration -- and turning out the student vote.
The James Madison College Conservatives hosted a Gubernatorial Republican Town Hall at the MSU Union Ballroom where candidates Lt. Gov. Brian Calley, Sen. Patrick Colbeck and Dr. Jim Hines discussed their takes on a variety of topics.
Due to construction on The Hub project, a portion of Cedar Street and the east lane of Bogue Street are scheduled to be closed from the alley that connects them to Grand River Avenue from April 2 to June 1, 2019.
A law passed in December 2013 removed the state government oversight committee for the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine. And four months later, the Title IX investigation into ex-MSU and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar began.
The East Lansing Public Library is holding its seventh Annual Books, Bites and Bids fundraising event on April 13.
"Remembering Martin," an exhibit commemorating the 50th anniversary of assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., will be open to the public until May 1.
According to records, democratic gubernatorial candidate and MSU alumna Gretchen Whitmer received a $3,330 donation from former dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, William Strampel.
Former MSU football player Auston Roberston requested a venue change for the criminal trial he is facing.
Residents and advocates for survivors of sexual assault came together to discuss ways to combat sexual violence at the East Lansing Public Library on Saturday.
A Housing and Urban Development official determined a 2013 sidewalk improvement project along Abbot Road to be ineligible for federal funding. Although the money will initially be returned, it can be used in future projects until it expires.
Hundreds of marchers descended upon the Capitol lawn in Lansing on Saturday to take part in the “March for Our Lives” — a national anti-gun violence protest organized in wake of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.
New survey results compiled by Lansing firm Public Sector Consultants reach a similar conclusion as a previous survey: residents are divided on how to best handle the city's budget crisis.