Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addressed concerns about a potential order to shelter-in-place or a call for martial law in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. She said both of these claims are false.
Capital Area Transport Authority, or CATA, announced in a rider alert Friday that they are suspending all regular routes effective March 23 to April 5. This is following a decline in ridership amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
All members of the council approved an extension of the local state of emergency to April 6 and any other extensions as determined by the mayor to April 30.
Ingham County health officials released that two cases of COVID-19 were linked to Michigan State University.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Michigan has jumped to 334.
With an abrupt end to the college careers of many, how are MSU seniors taking it?
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addressed the public March 18 following the first death from COVID-19 complications in Michigan.
The first death in Michigan due to COVID-19 complications has occurred.
Small business support organizations provide resources amid Coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19's economic impact in Michigan starts in college towns like East Lansing, according to an MSU economics professor.
East Lansing Board of Education President Erin Graham created a form to connect residents in need with those sharing resources amid COVID-19 concerns.
Part-time Michigan State University dining hall employees received an email on Tuesday that falsely announced that they would be laid off.
While in-person transactions at the transportation center will temporarily be suspended, riders can still board buses using its current bus pullouts.
East Lansing Police Chief Larry Sparkes has retired, according to a press release sent out Tuesday.
54-A District Court will be closed to the public until April 3 amid COVID-19 concerns, according to a press release from court officials. 54B District court will also be closed to the public until April 5 in accordance with the East Lansing local state of emergency.
Suspended MSU Museum Director Mark Auslander filed a lawsuit against Michigan State University
Potter Park Zoo temporarily closed to the public as of Saturday, March 14 following the spread of COVID-19.
All recreational facilities, including IM buildings, are closed.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed two executive orders about consumer protection and unemployment benefits.
An online petition is asking for all Michigan State University spring 2020 semester courses to be evaluated on a credit-no credit format in the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.