‘First Come, First Served’ Check Valve Reimbursements Approved: Sign Up ASAP (UPDATED)
East Lansing's City Council approved the use of $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to reimburse property owners for the cost of installing check valves....
What’s the State of Marijuana Retail In East Lansing?
What's been the result of marijuana retail sale regulation in the City of East Lansing? ELi's Andrew Graham reviews the scene and tells you what's coming....
East Lansing Insider: Taking Stock As The Covid-19 Pandemic Hits Year 3
On this episode, Andrew and Chuck are joined by Emily Joan Elliott to delve into the current state of the pandemic. Give a listen!...
East Lansing’s City Attorney Search Poised To Run Through End of January
Council will interview the candidates for City Attorney on Jan. 13, but the entire process may run through the end of the month. The City might also hire 2 attorneys:...
How Well Funded Is East Lansing’s Pension System? It Depends on the Numbers You Pull
Why is Council being told the City's pension system is 56% funded when the State believes it's at 51%? We go beyond the graphs presented by the City's auditors to...
East Lansing Insider: Taking A Look At What’s To Come in 2022
Andrew and Chuck are joined by Emily Joan Elliott and Alice Dreger to talk about the stories that the ELi reporting team expects to follow in 2022. Give it a listen!...
MSU Is Going Online Again; Return to Normal Remains Elusive in EL
The plan calls for remote (online) education for the first three weeks of the semester. Learn more from ELi....
East Lansing’s Second Deer Cull to Start on Jan. 3 Amid Continued Controversy
Some East Lansing residents want to see deer removed to stop property destruction and injury risk, while others detest the thought of having their government kill...
East Lansing Insider: Revisiting and Recapping News from 2021
As an intense local news year comes to a close, Andrew, Chuck, and Emily come together on this week's ELi podcast to talk about some of the big East Lansing stories...
DDA Votes to Evict the Bats and Stay the Course on Office Dream for Evergreen Properties
Yet again, the publicly-owned Evergreen Properties and their possible redevelopment formed the main topic of discussion at the latest meeting of East Lansing’s...