Major Spending Cut to Parks on the Table as City Has “No Good Choices” to Balance Budget
The city is grappling with a projected deficit of more than $3.1 million in the next fiscal year.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
You’re Never Over It: Parents of Children Lost to Suicide Discuss Grief
Parents of three children who were a part of the East Lansing community spoke with ELi about living in the wake of tragedy.
New East Lansing Bike Advocacy Group Pushes for Safer, More Inclusive Cycling Community
Bicycle Friendly East Lansing hosts regular bike rides. The group also advocates for cyclist and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure in the city.
East Lansing Human Rights Commission Calls for Police Chief Jen Brown to Resign or be Removed
The East Lansing Human Rights Commission has joined the city’s police oversight commission in calling for Police Chief Jen Brown be removed.
ELPS Hires Assistant Superintendent
Mark Dobson, who has been working as St. John’s High School principal, will work as assistant superintendent in East Lansing.
A College Student Intervened in a Skirmish. East Lansing Police Labeled Him a Criminal.
ELPD took the unusual step of naming two men accused of committing misdemeanors. Footage later released undermines the police narrative.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Restaurant Roundup: Dairy Queen, Savvy Sliders and Fat Boy’s Pizza Expand East Lansing’s Food Scene
Learn about the newest places to get a bite in East Lansing!
East Lansing Public Library Moving Forward in Search for New Director
The search is expected to take 17 weeks.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: The Power of Gratitude
Hear from prominent local figures about what they’re grateful for this holiday season.
East Lansing to Kick Off Holiday Season with Tree Lighting
The tree lighting event will feature horse and pony rides, and encounters with characters from Disney’s “Frozen.”
Attorneys Provide Update on BWL “Franchise Fee” Payments
Some class members have already received payments, but those with questions should reach out to class attorneys.