How Do You Reach These Kids?
As November’s elections approach, there’s a university-sized elephant in the room.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
East Lansing Police to Deploy Flock Camera, a “Phenomenal” but Controversial Law Enforcement Tool
Police have used Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics argue the camera provides infrastructure for mass surveillance programs.
From WWII to Vietnam Dissent, Bill Root’s Century of Service Ends at 102
Bill Root departed this world after three acts, serving his country and its people in each.
Library Board Narrows Director Search; Staff Moving Forward With Teen Behavioral Improvement Plan
The library board plans to pick a new director next month.
East Lansing Council Delays Vote on Apartment, Places Moratorium on Data Centers, Officially Discontinues El Fresco
The proposed 13-story apartment could be voted on at council’s next meeting.
East Lansing Approves Parking Lot Loitering Ban, Tosses Out Camping Ban Amid Public Outcry
The proposals have drawn sharp criticism from advocates for unhoused people over the last few months.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing Schools Lockdown Today Deemed to be Caused By Another “Swatting” Call
Officers are investigating, but the call may be similar to last week’s false report, police say.
Voters to Decide on Ingham School District Special Education Bond Proposal Today
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: The MSU Bikes Service Center reflects on 20 years on wheels
Tim Potter of the Michigan State University Bikes Service Center recalls 20 years of repairs and rides on this week’s episode of the East Lansing Insider podcast.
East Lansing High School Targeted by Bomb Threat
High school students are being dismissed early due to the threat.
Pumpstock Festival Fundraising for June 6 Concert
The festival, held in the Bailey Neighborhood, will largely feature American roots and folk music.