Called Out of Retirement, Annette Irwin Aims to Bring Stability as East Lansing’s Interim City Manager
Irwin spoke with ELi days before she takes over as East Lansing’s top employee.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
East Lansing Begins Lengthy Process to Find Next City Manager
The city is unlikely to find its new top employee until 2027.
Healthcare Committee, Election-Year Proposals Advance Toward East Lansing’s November Ballot
An advocate for one of the charter amendments accused the City Council of adding language to the ballot to dissuade voters from supporting the amendment.
Housing Group, MSU Students Call for More Housing in East Lansing After Apartment Rejection
The City Council approved a 12-story apartment complex at its July 21 meeting and rejected a 10-story complex at the same meeting.
As Outrage Grows Over Arrest Video, Critics Point to Broader Concerns With East Lansing Police
In a recently posted video, an ELPD officer can be seen repeatedly striking a 20-year-old Black woman who was restrained by other officers.
ELPD Under Fire After Video Shows Officer Striking Restrained Black Woman
The Lansing NAACP branch is again calling for Police Chief Jennifer Brown to be fired or resign.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing is Seeing More Extreme Rain Storms, a New Plan Prepares for a Wetter Future
There’s no easy fix to widespread flooding in East Lansing, but a nearly completed plan will help the city address the biggest problems.
On Patrol With East Lansing’s Parking Enforcers
An East Lansing Info reporter joined Parking and Code Enforcement officers for a ride along earlier this summer.
National Politics Are Driving Anti-Muslim Hate in East Lansing, Islamic Center Leaders Say
There has been an increase in hateful posts made targeting the East Lansing Islamic Center since Abdul El-Sayed secured the Democratic senate nomination at the August primary election.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Listen to the Highlights From City Council’s Meeting
Hear directly from residents and city leaders who reacted to a video of an ELPD officer punching a restrained woman.
East Lansing Extends Data Center Moratorium as City Develops New Regulations
The city has received some interest from developers since the moratorium went into place in March.