Analyzing East Lansing’s Election: Turnout Was High; Student Votes Helped Sink a Proposal to Move Council Elections
More than 17,600 East Lansing residents cast a ballot in Tuesday’s election.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
For East Lansing Band Students, the Lessons Go Beyond Music
Unlike other school subjects, technology can’t provide shortcuts for band students. Struggling and eventually figuring it out is good for students, teachers say.
After the First 48: Crowds, Costumes Could Complicate Investigations Into Halloween Shootings
The first 48 hours after major crimes are crucial, but police still have a variety of technological and forensic tools that can take plenty of time and labor to deploy.
Fighting For Confidence: Teenager Runs East Lansing Karate Studio
Sydney Jarvis has been a co-owner of PKSA Karate Studio since she was 15 years old.
Holiday Sale Offers Locally Made Gifts While Supporting Nonprofits
The sale is an opportunity to buy unique gifts and support nonprofit organizations.
The Scenes From East Lansing’s Midterm Election
View ELi’s gallery from around town during Tuesday’s midterm election.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing is Weighing a Six-Figure Fine Over Trees Cut Down Near Coleman Road
Some members of the City Council have expressed interest in finding a middle ground instead of issuing a six figure fine.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Election Day in East Lansing
ELi editors talk about the results of federal, state and local elections.
East Lansing Resident Offers Workshops on Building Better Conversations
The dialogue tools teach people how to have more productive conversations with loved ones and at work.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Talking About the Supernatural With Dr. Morgan Shipley
From the history of witch hunts, to curious events in East Lansing, this episode explores Halloween and the unknown.