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Girls Math and Science Day Inspires Future STEM Leaders in Mid-Michigan
News

Girls Math and Science Day Inspires Future STEM Leaders in Mid-Michigan

ByAyah ImranMay 5, 2026
East Lansing Schools Lockdown Today Deemed to be Caused By Another “Swatting” Call
Schools

East Lansing Schools Lockdown Today Deemed to be Caused By Another “Swatting” Call

ByDustin DuFort PettyMay 5, 2026
Voters to Decide on Ingham School District Special Education Bond Proposal Today
Schools

Voters to Decide on Ingham School District Special Education Bond Proposal Today

ByLucas DayMay 5, 2026

Local Organization Pushes Forward With Ambitious Plans to Clean Michigan Waterways
Environment

Local Organization Pushes Forward With Ambitious Plans to Clean Michigan Waterways

ByAyah ImranNov 26, 2025
Michigan Waterways Stewards have removed more than 200,000 pounds of litter over the last three years.

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Decades After Redlining, Wealth and Homeownership Gaps Persist Locally
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Decades After Redlining, Wealth and Homeownership Gaps Persist Locally

ByLucas DayFeb 27, 2026
The legacy of a 1930s housing program still shapes the Lansing area.
East Lansing Funds Emergency Housing While Leaders Promise to Explore Longterm Solutions
Public Safety

East Lansing Funds Emergency Housing While Leaders Promise to Explore Longterm Solutions

ByAyah ImranFeb 25, 2026
City Manager Robert Belleman will ask for an increase to his $20,000 discretionary fund, after spending much of the budget on emergency housing in hotel rooms.
City Panel Discusses Cuts, Fees and MSU Analysis Amid Financial Turbulence
Government

City Panel Discusses Cuts, Fees and MSU Analysis Amid Financial Turbulence

ByLucas DayFeb 24, 2026
A city committee tasked with analyzing East Lansing’s finances is two months into a review period that is expected to last at least six months.
Growing Old With Prime Time
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Growing Old With Prime Time

ByAyah ImranFeb 20, 2026
The Prime Time Seniors program, which serves area residents 55 and older, will add to its already expansive programming in the fall.
Woodward Builds a Family and a Contender in East Lansing Wrestling Program
Schools

Woodward Builds a Family and a Contender in East Lansing Wrestling Program

ByKennedy DeMarsFeb 19, 2026
During Thomas Woodward’s eight years as ELHS wrestling coach, the program has grown from a handful of athletes to dozens, and even added a girls team.
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City Crews Brace for Spring Storms as East Lansing Develops Flood Resiliency Plan
Environment

City Crews Brace for Spring Storms as East Lansing Develops Flood Resiliency Plan

ByDustin DuFort PettyMar 13, 2026
East Lansing is taking feedback from residents for a wet weather resiliency plan that will likely be presented to the community later this spring.
School Board Roundup: Central Admin Building Debuts, Student Athletes Honored
Schools

School Board Roundup: Central Admin Building Debuts, Student Athletes Honored

ByDustin DuFort PettyMar 12, 2026
This was the first school board meeting in the district’s new central administration building.
Musicians Invited to Enter East Lansing’s First Songwriting Competition
Arts & Cultures

Musicians Invited to Enter East Lansing’s First Songwriting Competition

ByAyah ImranMar 10, 2026
The city hopes the competition produces a song that can be played at local events in the future.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: East Lansing’s perspective on Iran
Podcast

East Lansing Insider Podcast: East Lansing’s perspective on Iran

ByAnna Liz NicholsMar 9, 2026
The podcast can be listened to here or on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Council Roundup: City Approves Annual Deer Cull, Schedules Charter Amendment Votes, Funds Emergency Housing
News

Council Roundup: City Approves Annual Deer Cull, Schedules Charter Amendment Votes, Funds Emergency Housing

ByLucas DayMar 6, 2026
Council voted to have six charter amendments recommended by a city committee be voted on in elections this year.
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