A man from Jackson County waived his right to a preliminary exam at East Lansing 54B District Court on Thursday, Feb. 6 after being charged with two felonies.
After more than 50 years in the MSU Union basement, Spartan Lanes is set to close at the end of the semester.
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. responded to criticisms of a racist display in the Wharton Center's gift shop.
The 17th President of Michigan State, John DiBiaggio, died Feb. 1.
Black Girl Fitness provides a training space for exercise while volunteering for the MSU and Lansing community.
Will Kopachik, a retired MSU faculty member and tenured associate professor in the MSU’s Department of Integrative Biology, is recognized for founding and coaching the Science Olympiad team at East Lansing High School.
Mission Menstruation works to ease burden of menstrual product expenses for students.
Harper’s Restaurant and Brewpub owner Trisha Riley aspires to give back to the East Lansing community and implement recycling initiatives, too.
Kelly Arndt, director of the East Lansing Prime Time senior program for over 28 years, shares her passion for the aging population in East Lansing.
The Association of Big Ten Students called for divestment from fossil fuels – here's what that means
The investigation into the death of Alaina Grace Hopkinson has officially closed, according to Michigan State University Police Department Captain Doug Monette.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered the Democratic response to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union on Feb. 4 at East Lansing High School, shortly after Trump’s speech ended in Washington D.C.
Spartans for Sanders makes the case for their candidate ahead of the Michigan's presidential primary election.
Michigan State's Recycling Center hosts public clean up efforts after basketball games.
East Lansing Mayor Pro Tem reflects on his time on East Lansing City Council and his future career path.
In East Lansing, residents in favor of Andrew Yang have recently come together to form a “Yang Gang,” a commonly known title for the followers of Yang’s campaign.
The East Lansing City Clerk's Office will have extended hours leading up to the March 10 presidential primary election.
ASMSU discussed tax policy and the census in its General Assembly meeting on Jan. 30.
A display of prominent African Americans at the Wharton Center drew criticism for being offensive.
William Strampel, former dean of Michigan State's College of Osteopathic Medicine, is projected to be released early from Ingham County Jail, according to Ingham County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Jason Ferguson. As of now, his projected release date is April 3.