ELi’s Voter Guide for the Nov. 4 Election
Prepare to cast your ballot by reviewing our reporting on the upcoming election.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Following Two False Threats, Some ELHS Teachers Call for Stronger Emergency Coordination
Teachers who spoke with ELi said two swatting calls exposed flaws in the district’s emergency response process.
Family Says Evidence Doesn’t Justify Fatal Police Shooting as ELPD is ‘Reevaluating’ Video Release
After the April 15 incident, ELPD said it would a video timeline “in the coming weeks.” More than three weeks later, the department is “reevaluating” the release of footage.
Girls Math and Science Day Inspires Future STEM Leaders in Mid-Michigan
Girls Math and Science Day was held March 14 and saw more than 150 participants.
Parents Raise Concerns About Chromebook Impact on Student Learning
School districts around the country must balance the educational enhancements and risks associated with devices like Chromebooks.
From Steering the Ship to Setting Course at East Lansing Public Library
Recently hired East Lansing Public Library Director Chrissie Evaskis-Garrett spoke with ELi about her priorities for the library and what she learned during her eight months as interim director.
IN THE COMMUNITY
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.
Michigan’s First Licensed Outdoor Preschool to Open Next Week in Lansing
The space will be set up like a normal classroom, with a few more trees and bugs.
East Lansing City Council Votes to Keep City Manager on Leave
City Manager Robert Belleman has been on paid leave since May 27.