City Seeks to Work with Residents on Tree Plantings in East Lansing
Forms are available for those who would like to plant trees in front of their houses....
Concerns About Erecting 5G Towers in Neighborhoods Persist After Public Meeting
City officials say they cannot block installation of the towers because of a state law....
East Lansing Adjusts Poverty Exemptions for Property Taxes
Board of Review is no longer able to step outside Council’s guidelines....
Protests, Other Events Scheduled in Reaction to Shooting at MSU
One week later, community continues to find ways to heal and speak out....
Protest and Vigil Focus on Gun Violence, Perennial Trauma
Students and other members of the community gathered on Wednesday to mourn and to vow to take action....
Students Describe Confusion, Fear During Hours-Long Manhunt
MSU sophomores waded through scary misinformation while barricaded in their dorm room....
Today in East Lansing: Vigils, Support Systems, Closures
ELi brings you this rundown of what is happening today, to keep you informed about delays and closures along with opportunities for public grieving and private support....
East Lansing Council Discusses Creating Youth Commission, Addresses Cell Towers
Council announces former city clerk Marie Wicks will return as interim clerk; council members also receive their committee assignments....
MSU School Safety Expert Weighs in on Climate at East Lansing High School
ELi spoke with MSU Prof. Glenn Stutzky to get his take on ongoing concerns in East Lansing’s public schools....
Edsall Resigns as School Board President, and a New School Safety Plan Is In the Works
Kath Edsall resigned as president rather than facing a vote to remove her. A new safety plan was presented and public comment brought many strong comments. ELi brings...