2025 in Review: A Look at What Happened in East Lansing This Year
Think you might’ve missed something this year? We’ve got you covered.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
East Lansing Weighs Data Center Rules Ahead of Moratorium Deadline
Right now, there is essentially no where data centers can be placed in East Lansing under the city’s zoning code and map.
Justin Drwencke Steps Into Leadership Role During Critical Time for East Lansing Parks
Justin Drwencke has took on budget constraints and evolving community priorities during his first months as East Lansing’s parks director.
Human Rights Commission Reaffirms Findings Against ELPD as Legal Conflict Deepens
The HRC sent a letter asking to meet with city leaders to mediate the dispute.
Family and Supporters of MSU Student Killed by East Lansing Police Demand Transparency
East Lansing City Manager Robert Belleman put out a statement saying the city plans to release footage this week.
East Lansing Art Festival to Feature More Than 160 Artists, Performances and ‘Joy Stations’
The festival’s 166 artists were selected by a panel that screens applicants to ensure they create museum or gallery-quality art.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Bigger Crowds, More Vendors Expected at East Lansing’s Fifth Annual Pride Celebration
East Lansing’s Pride celebration has been getting bigger and bigger since the inaugural event in 2022.
Public Invited to Submit Questions for 7th District Democratic Candidate Forum
Residents can submit questions until noon on June 23.
Photos: Pumpstock Music Festival Comes to Bailey Neighborhood
Ayah Imran captured the scenes of Saturday’s Pumpstock music festival.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Governing During Controversy With Former Mayor Aaron Stephens
Former Mayor Aaron Stephens shares his thoughts on the series of controversies in East Lansing.
Photos: Smiles, Hugs Abundant at ELHS Graduation
Reporter Ayah Imran captured East Lansing High School’s graduation ceremony through photos.