The rest of the month of June will feature a plethora of events including court dates or meetings for three ex-MSU football athletes, ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar and MSU administration.
Two events in Lansing this weekend — a march against Sharia law and a show of solidarity against Islamophobia — bring the debate over Islam’s place in America to the center of the local political scene.
MSU's Title IX office released its first mid-year Title IX report Tuesday. The report details specific incidents reported to MSU's Title IX office under the RVSM policy from Aug. 16, 2016 to Dec. 31, 2016.
Former USA Gymnastics CEO Steven Penny received a $1 million payout after resigning. Nassar built a reputation as one of the best gymnastics doctors in the nation for 20 years — through MSU. An attorney looks to quash a deposition subpoena relating to a Nassar lawsuit.
Four plaintiffs in a lawsuit related to ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar plan to file an amended complaint to add allegations against MSU defendants. If their motion for leave is granted, the plaintiffs will amend their original complaint — adding allegations against MSU defendants listed in the case.
East Lansing City Council voted 4-0 to approve the agreement. Demolition of the blighted Grand River buildings could begin later this summer, paving the way for a new hotel and other improvements.
Ex-MSU football player Demetric Vance was arraigned in the 54B district court Tuesday afternoon. He faces up to 15 years of prison if convicted.
An investigation remains ongoing after MSU police have received two reports of a "peeping Tom" near MSU's campus within the span of a month.
After an orchard owner sued East Lansing claiming violation of his religious freedom, outlets across the country ranging from the Associated Press to Fox News have picked up the story.
Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian non-profit organization, filed the 40-page lawsuit on behalf of Stephen Tennes, owner of The Country Mill. Tennes had posted to Facebook the orchard would not host weddings of same-sex couples.
Musicians and MSU faculty members remember William David Brohn, a world-famous, award-winning orchestrator and MSU graduate.
Former MSU football wide receiver, Keith Mumphery, was expelled from the school in 2016 Mumphery was expelled in 2016 for violations of MSU's relationship violence and sexual misconduct policy.
The preliminary examination for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar continued May 26. Three alleged victims testified as it is being determined if there is enough evidence for Nassar to stand on trial.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley, an MSU graduate, announced his initiative to amend the Michigan Constitution. In his announcement, he plans to focus on part-time legislature.
The second day of preliminary examination hearing for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar concluded with three more alleged victims testifying. The final day of the hearing will conclude June 23 with "Victim F's" testimony.
Changes made to an updated Center City District brownfield plan is headed toward the City Council. The newly-approved plan is set to go before the council June 13.
Odyssey of the Mind is an educational, problem-solving competition for students K-12 and at the college level. The 2017 World Finals were held at MSU May 24 to May 27.
The State News sat down with Officer Adam Atkinson to find out what serving means to him, his fellow officers, and his two canine units, Wolf and Cora.
MSU ranked in the top 100 of Forbes' list of America's best employers for 2017. Forbes collaborated with Statista to survey 30,000 American workers to ask how they would rank their respective employers.
Ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar's preliminary examination continues Friday. A cross-examination from "Victim D," along with testimonies from other alleged victims are expected.