DDA Grants River Caddis Another Six-Month Exclusive Deal on Evergreen Properties
The vote came down 7-2-1 and puts a hard stop on the extensions in July 2023. ELi's Lucas Day reports....
Deer Cull is On Hold as Council Will Revisit the Issue
Following an acrimonious debate between City Manager George Lahanas and Councilmember Dana Watson, East Lansing's deer cull has been put on hold and will be discussed...
Judge Richard Ball Reflects on 30 Years of Service as 54B District Judge
It’s easy to wonder how many lives would be different had Ball lost his bid against an incumbent in 1992. He won by 69 votes, and the rest is local history....
Study of ELPD Points to Policy Problems, Officers Feeling Unsupported by City Government
The 146-page report prepared by CNA was presented to City Council at the Dec. 6 meeting....
MSU Interim President Speaks to Violence Downtown and Student Housing in EL
Interim President Teresa Woodruff strives for positive relationship between the university and city....
East Lansing and MSU in the Spotlight of Midterm Elections
Election Day ran smoothly throughout the city, despite long lines of students registering at the last minute to vote....
Alternative Holiday Sale to Feature More Than 30 Vendors
The annual event helps raise funds for Peace Education Center programming and organizing....
Plans for Valley Court Park Remain in Flux, as Two Commissions Express Hopes and Concerns
Should the park be used for a farmers' market pavilion? Have space for a dog park? A performance venue? Find out from ELi what Planning Commissioners and Historic...
New Merritt Road Marijuana Shop Gets Built, Hotel and Other Retail in Limbo [Updated]
Update: The Planning Commission has voted unanimously to recommend approval of the developers' request to sell recreational marijuana alongside medical marijuana...
Preliminary ELPS School Board Results Are in; Library Millage Passes Decisively
A lively scene downtown, especially at City Clerk sites, indicates high voter turnout in the 2022 Midterm Elections....