ELi’s Voter Guide for the Aug. 4 Election
Find out what’s on the ballot, the different ways to vote and more!
Called Out of Retirement, Annette Irwin Aims to Bring Stability as East Lansing’s Interim City Manager
Irwin spoke with ELi days before she takes over as East Lansing’s top employee.
Advocates Troubled by East Lansing’s Response to Sexual Harassment Complaint
City Manager Robert Belleman was placed on leave last week after a city employee made a sexual harassment accusation public.
They Never Grew Old: East Lansing’s WWII Dead
Thirty-seven service members from East Lansing were killed during World War II. These are their stories.
East Lansing Schools Targeted by Two “Swatting” Calls in Three School Days. It’s Part of a Larger Trend.
Calling in false emergencies to draw a large response from law enforcement is a growing concern, with calls more often targeting large entities like schools and religious institutions.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Income Tax Extension Among 24 Recommendations Made By East Lansing Finance Committee
The committee has spent six months analyzing the city’s revenues, expenses and budgetary process.
Artists Turned Scrap Into Sculptures for Lansing’s ScrapFest
Sculptures artists made out of scrap metal will be on display in Lansing’s Old Town this weekend.
A Week of Extreme Heat Fueled East Lansing’s July 3 Storm
The storm caused damage to trees, power lines and more in East Lansing.
DOJ’s Reasoning for Monitoring East Lansing’s Election Doesn’t Make Sense, Officials Say
The Department of Justice plans to send election monitors to East Lansing’s Aug. 4 primary election.
As Hannah Community Center Turns 100, East Lansing Eyes Third-Floor Expansion
Programming in the city could be expanded if the third floor of the Hannah Community Center is renovated.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Gasoline Odor at East Lansing Marathon Station Triggers EGLE Investigation
The potential leak was reported on Tuesday.
His Patients Once Planned Their Funerals. Now They Plan Their Retirement.
Dr. Peter Gulick been the leading expert on HIV/AIDS for more than 40 years.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: DOJ to Send Election Monitors to East Lansing
Former East Lansing Clerk Marie Wicks spoke with Managing Editor Lucas Day about election security and the possibility of federal election monitors coming to East Lansing.
East Lansing Pushes Back on DOJ Assertions About 2024 Election Administration
Clerk Emily Gordon wrote that claims in the DOJ’s letter are inaccurate and asked for clarification on different points.
Some Grand River Businesses Are Seeing Fewer Than Half Their Usual Customers With Road Closure
The road work has blocked the main entrances of several businesses along East Lansing’s busiest street.