Technical Mishap Puts Scare Into Whitehills Elementary Staff, Prompts Fixes to ELPS Emergency Preparedness
The incident occurred during a professional development day, when students were not on site....
ELPS Deputy Superintendent Uses Family History to Teach District Third Graders About History of Racism in U.S.
During Black History Month, Deputy Superintendent Glenn Mitcham takes a unique approach to teach young students a difficult history lesson....
The City’s Money Will Dry Up Within Five Years Without Adjustments, Financial Forecast Shows
The troubling forecast left one council member asking if the city could face bankruptcy....
City Accepts Settlement in Lawsuit Stemming From Denied Insurance Claim
The city accepted a $185,000 settlement after initially seeking more than $825,000....
City Council Gets a Progress Report on Priorities Set Last Year
The progress report was developed by city staff to give an update on where they believe the city stands in carrying out goals set by council last year....
Community Events, Resources Available on Anniversary of MSU Shooting
The two-year anniversary of the mass shooting on MSU's campus is Thursday....
Council Considers New Pizza Restaurant Downtown, Saves BWL Lawsuit Talk for Closed-Session
Council opted to not publicly discuss the Michigan Supreme Court ruling against the city, instead talking about the suit in closed-session....
East Lansing Loses BWL Franchise Fee Lawsuit
The court found East Lansing issued a "disguised tax" through BWL bills....
Trump’s Attempted Federal Funding Freeze Causes Panic for Local Nonprofits, Essential Services
The since-rescinded order caused a local homeless shelter to wonder if its scheduled funding would ever arrive, and early learning centers to close for a day....
Hagan Realty One Step Closer to Grove Street Housing Project, as Council Approves Rezoning Request
Hagan Realty will still need to have a site plan approved in order to build townhomes on Grove Street....