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A Special Education Pioneer at a Crossroads: Ingham ISD Seeks $100M Bond to Replace Aging Beekman Center
Schools

A Special Education Pioneer at a Crossroads: Ingham ISD Seeks $100M Bond to Replace Aging Beekman Center

ByAnna Liz NicholsFeb 10, 2026
How Local Farmers Keep Fresh Food Flowing Through Michigan Winters
Environment

How Local Farmers Keep Fresh Food Flowing Through Michigan Winters

ByKennedy DeMarsFeb 10, 2026
East Lansing is in Year 25 of its 5-Year Plan to Replace Sidewalks
News

East Lansing is in Year 25 of its 5-Year Plan to Replace Sidewalks

ByDustin DuFort PettyFeb 9, 2026

Last Chance at a 2023 Tax-Deductible Donation That Helps ELi Survive!
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Last Chance at a 2023 Tax-Deductible Donation That Helps ELi Survive!

ByAl HargraveDec 26, 2023
We need you more than ever! Donate by Dec. 31 and help us get closer to our annual campaign goal.

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Know the Candidates: John Dewane is Challenged by Norm Shinkle in Ingham County Prosecutor Race
Government

Know the Candidates: John Dewane is Challenged by Norm Shinkle in Ingham County Prosecutor Race

ByDustin DuFort PettyOct 11, 2024
After being appointed as the county’s prosecuting attorney two years ago, John Dewane is running for a full term. He is challenged by Republican Norm Shinkle.
Council Votes Against Development Moratorium, Discusses Ending Pretextual Stops
Government

Council Votes Against Development Moratorium, Discusses Ending Pretextual Stops

ByLucas DayOct 8, 2024
City Manager Robert Belleman said he believes it would be “premature” to put a moratorium on developments while the city investigates its stormwater management standards at the Oct. 1 City Council meeting.
DDA Hires Firm to Market Evergreen Properties, Sets Asking Price
Development

DDA Hires Firm to Market Evergreen Properties, Sets Asking Price

ByLucas DayOct 4, 2024
The properties have been initially listed at $4.435 million.
School Board Candidates Give Their Policy Ideas
Schools

School Board Candidates Give Their Policy Ideas

ByLucas DayOct 4, 2024
This is the final of three stories bringing the responses all six East Lansing Board of Education candidates gave to questions ELi asked them
School Board Candidates Address School Safety
Schools

School Board Candidates Address School Safety

ByLucas DayOct 3, 2024
This is the second of three stories bringing the responses all six East Lansing Board of Education candidates gave to questions ELi asked them.
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A Q&A With Marcia Gebarowski, the East Lansing DDA’s First Executive Director
Development

A Q&A With Marcia Gebarowski, the East Lansing DDA’s First Executive Director

ByLucas DayMay 12, 2025
Gebarowski will help guide developments in the downtown area.
62nd East Lansing Art Festival to Return to Downtown Streets
Arts & Cultures

62nd East Lansing Art Festival to Return to Downtown Streets

BySarah SpohnMay 7, 2025
The East Lansing Art Festival will bring artisans, painters, sculptors, photographers, food trucks, live music and kids activities to downtown East Lansing.
City to Host Town Hall About Proposed Budget, Spending Cuts
Government

City to Host Town Hall About Proposed Budget, Spending Cuts

ByLucas DayMay 6, 2025
Proposals to chip away at the deficit include a major cut to parks funding.
Dawn Carson, East Lansing’s First Woman Fire Chief, is More than Just a Trailblazer
Public Safety

Dawn Carson, East Lansing’s First Woman Fire Chief, is More than Just a Trailblazer

ByAyah ImranMay 6, 2025
During her three years atop the department, Carson prioritized improving the mental and physical health of ELFD employees.
Police Chief Candidates Share Approaches to Staffing Challenges, Mental Health and Policing a College Town
Public Safety

Police Chief Candidates Share Approaches to Staffing Challenges, Mental Health and Policing a College Town

ByLucas DayMay 1, 2025
Candidates each answered the same three questions from ELi. The questions were about staffing, policing a college town, and the role police should play in responding to mental health crises.
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