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MSU Student Clinic to Help Homeless Pet Owners Keep Animals Healthy
Arts & Cultures

MSU Student Clinic to Help Homeless Pet Owners Keep Animals Healthy

ByDustin DuFort PettySep 10, 2026
Council Roundup: Council Moves Forward With Manager Search, Amends Housing Requirement
News

Council Roundup: Council Moves Forward With Manager Search, Amends Housing Requirement

ByLucas DaySep 10, 2026
Lane on Grand River Avenue to be Closed this Week Ahead of Student Book Store Demolition
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Lane on Grand River Avenue to be Closed this Week Ahead of Student Book Store Demolition

ByAnna Liz NicholsSep 9, 2026

As MSU Ushers in Massive Development, Nearby Residents Feel They Are Being Left Out of the Planning
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As MSU Ushers in Massive Development, Nearby Residents Feel They Are Being Left Out of the Planning

ByLucas DayAug 8, 2025
Longtime residents of neighborhoods near MSU doubt university leaders will take their concerns about a planned development seriously.

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Pioneering Judge Carolyn Stell Opened Doors for Women in Mid-Michigan Law
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Pioneering Judge Carolyn Stell Opened Doors for Women in Mid-Michigan Law

ByAnna Liz NicholsMar 31, 2026
On the final day of Women’s History Month, we remember Carolyn Stell, who lived in East Lansing for more than 50 years and served as Ingham County’s first female circuit court judge.
East Lansing Planning Commission Discusses Fee-in-Lieu Plan for Affordable Housing Goals
Development

East Lansing Planning Commission Discusses Fee-in-Lieu Plan for Affordable Housing Goals

ByLucas DayMar 27, 2026
Developers have said the city’s current method of incentivizing affordable housing downtown makes projects prohibitively expensive.
Cold Weather, Rate Hikes Combine to Push Lansing-Area Electric Bills Higher
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Cold Weather, Rate Hikes Combine to Push Lansing-Area Electric Bills Higher

ByAyah ImranMar 26, 2026
Some area residents have been surprised by high energy bills.
From Campus Labs to River Rescues, East Lansing Firefighters Train for It All
Public Safety

From Campus Labs to River Rescues, East Lansing Firefighters Train for It All

ByKennedy DeMarsMar 25, 2026
East Lansing firefighters must be prepared for many emergency situations besides putting out fires.
East Lansing Police to Deploy Flock Camera, a “Phenomenal” but Controversial Law Enforcement Tool
Public Safety

East Lansing Police to Deploy Flock Camera, a “Phenomenal” but Controversial Law Enforcement Tool

ByLucas DayMar 24, 2026
Police have used Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics argue the camera provides infrastructure for mass surveillance programs.
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Juan Marinez Helped Build a Home for Mexican-American Students at MSU
Arts & Cultures

Juan Marinez Helped Build a Home for Mexican-American Students at MSU

ByAyah ImranMay 14, 2026
Juan Marinez helped build the first Mexican-American student organizations at Michigan State University.
East Lansing Girl Scout Troop, MSU Art Fraternity Team up to Paint Mural
Arts & Cultures

East Lansing Girl Scout Troop, MSU Art Fraternity Team up to Paint Mural

ByLilly WilliamsMay 12, 2026
The mural includes native plants and animals.
City Manager Says Video Release of Fatal ELPD Shooting Could Come This Week
Public Safety

City Manager Says Video Release of Fatal ELPD Shooting Could Come This Week

ByLucas DayMay 11, 2026
City Manager Robert Belleman said the city will release more video than was shown to the family of the man shot last week.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: School Threats, a Special Election and the City Budget
Podcast

East Lansing Insider Podcast: School Threats, a Special Election and the City Budget

ByAnna Liz Nichols, Lucas DayMay 11, 2026
This week’s episode of the East Lansing Insider podcast is a news roundup of recent pressing stories.
Prime Time Seniors to Host “Pay What You Want” Rummage and Bake Sale
News

Prime Time Seniors to Host “Pay What You Want” Rummage and Bake Sale

ByAyah ImranMay 7, 2026
The seniors program is seeking donations for the sale and volunteers to help organize the event.
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