Rounding out a week of campaigning in Michigan, Gov. John Kasich of Ohio and Republican candidate for the presidency spoke at the Lansing Brewing Company to issue a message of positivity and optimism for the Kasich campaign in an election season that has seen him trail behind front-runner Donald Trump and others like Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
Days before Michigan’s primary elections on March 8, Flint played host to a fiery debate between the two remaining democratic presidential nomination candidates, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
The Democratic presidential debate will take place tonight at The Whiting Auditorium in Flint at 8 p.m.
As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up, the remaining two candidates will square off tonight in Flint. The debate will start at 8 p.m. at The Whiting Auditorium.
The 2016 presidential election cycle has caused heavy deliberation over political preferences among many Americans.
East Lansing Police Department issued an alert for an armed robbery that occurred around 5:20 a.m. Friday morning.
Capital Area Transportation Authority, or CATA, bus services are suspending its Spartan Service from March 7 through March 13.
Republican presidential candidates debated over a variety of topics at the Fox Theatre in Detroit on Thursday night.
The Republican Presidential Debate will take place tonight at the Fox Theatre in Detroit at 9 p.m. Republican candidates Businessman Donald Trump, Senator Marco Rubio (FL-R), Senator Ted Cruz (TX-R) and Gov. John Kasich (OH-R) will all be in attendance tonight. The State News will be reporting live at the debate tonight.
The Republican Presidential Debate is happening tonight at 9 pm. Here are a few things the candidates have discussed in recent debates.
The Republican Presidential Debate will take place tonight at the Fox Theatre in Detroit at 9 pm. Republican candidates Businessman Donald Trump, Senator Marco Rubio (FL-R), Senator Ted Cruz (TX-R) and Gov.
While not every MSU student may ‘feel the Bern,’ Breslin Center certainly burned with excitement last night.
TEDxMSU returned for the second year, tackling problems from Palestinian skateboarders to autism. The wide array of topics discussed meshed with the event’s theme of Mobius.
More than one thousand people armed with only campaign buttons, signs of support and excitement braved the long lines to see Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) speak at Breslin Center Wednesday night.
East Lansing will be spending more on expenditures this year than it will generate in revenue in terms of its general fund, primarily the result of increased city obligations to pensions.
Recently, the Netflix series “Making a Murderer” has drawn people in with its look at a man who was convicted of a crime he allegedly didn’t commit. This brings up the question, “why would an innocent person ever send themselves to prison?”
The River Trail path behind Holmes Hall and McDonel Hall is not a place many students want to be when the sun goes down. The path is generally called “the rape trail” by MSU students who live in the area.
Sometimes, the most unassuming buildings on campus have the most impressive histories. It’s a safe wager that most Spartans know the history of Beaumont Tower, Breslin Center or Spartan Stadium. What few realize is how close they are to a landmark with a unique past.
MSU is asking a federal judge to dismiss the Title IX lawsuit brought against the university in November, which alleges four women’s sexual assault cases were mishandled, according to court documents.
This is the live blog for the Bernie Sanders rally at Breslin Center, beginning tonight at 7 p.m.