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East Lansing Insider Podcast: East Lansing’s Proposed Camping and Loitering Bans
Podcast

East Lansing Insider Podcast: East Lansing’s Proposed Camping and Loitering Bans

ByAnna Liz NicholsFeb 9, 2026
East Lansing Officials Can’t Talk About the City’s Biggest Policing Controversy in Years Without Risking Insurance Coverage
Public Safety

East Lansing Officials Can’t Talk About the City’s Biggest Policing Controversy in Years Without Risking Insurance Coverage

ByLucas DayFeb 6, 2026
East Lansing Human Rights Commission Says Records Fee Hampers Police Brutality Investigation
News

East Lansing Human Rights Commission Says Records Fee Hampers Police Brutality Investigation

ByAyah ImranFeb 5, 2026

Special ELi Investigation: Church Attendance is Down Nationwide; What About in East Lansing?
News

Special ELi Investigation: Church Attendance is Down Nationwide; What About in East Lansing?

ByDustin DuFort PettyDec 22, 2023
ELi spoke with nine ministers and pastors about what they are experiencing in their churches.

SPECIAL ELI REPORTING

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.
Know the Candidates: Julie Brixie and Josh Rockey Compete for 73rd District House Seat
Government

Know the Candidates: Julie Brixie and Josh Rockey Compete for 73rd District House Seat

ByDustin DuFort PettyOct 1, 2024
Hear from candidates on why they feel they are best suited to represent Michigan’s 73rd District.
As Book Bans Increase Nationally, ELPL Celebrates Intellectual Freedom
News

As Book Bans Increase Nationally, ELPL Celebrates Intellectual Freedom

ByNico BradfordSep 24, 2024
ELPL’s Freedom to Read Week kicked off Sept. 22 with a performance of “Inherit the Wind” from the MSU Department of Theatre.
Housing Commission Takes First Look at Proposed New Housing, Rental Ordinances
Government

Housing Commission Takes First Look at Proposed New Housing, Rental Ordinances

ByLucas DaySep 19, 2024
The city hopes new proposed ordinance changes address resident concerns about its housing and rental regulations.
New Nonprofit Chapter, Local Businesses Team Up to Donate Tons of Food
News

New Nonprofit Chapter, Local Businesses Team Up to Donate Tons of Food

ByDustin DuFort PettySep 16, 2024
Over the first eight months of 2024, Food Rescue: Lansing Communities has collected more than 78,000 pounds of food that may have otherwise spoiled.
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IN THE COMMUNITY

Debate About Housing Code Returns to Council; Council Paves Way to Increase Diversity of Public Art
Arts & Cultures

Debate About Housing Code Returns to Council; Council Paves Way to Increase Diversity of Public Art

ByLucas DayApr 29, 2025
Council hopes increased flexibility for how the city’s public art fund can be used brings “Sound Gardens” and public art classes or workshops to the city.
ELPL Sets Sights on Earning Environmental Certification
Environment

ELPL Sets Sights on Earning Environmental Certification

ByAyah ImranApr 25, 2025
Library staff hopes to earn a sustainability certification that would add to the city’s history of environmental leadership.
City Council Vaguely Announces Agreement in BWL Franchise Fee Lawsuit
News

City Council Vaguely Announces Agreement in BWL Franchise Fee Lawsuit

ByLucas DayApr 23, 2025
Council approved a tentative agreement on a settlement amount without disclosing just how much the city will need to spend reimbursing LBWL customers.
Planning Commission Declines to Recommend Proposed Meijer Gas Station
Development

Planning Commission Declines to Recommend Proposed Meijer Gas Station

ByDustin DuFort PettyApr 22, 2025
Commissioners were split on a vote to recommend the proposal.
ICHD Provides Advice on Vaccinations, Exposure Guidelines After Ingham County Measles Case
Public Safety

ICHD Provides Advice on Vaccinations, Exposure Guidelines After Ingham County Measles Case

ByLucas DayApr 16, 2025
The first Ingham County measles case since 1994 was announced earlier this week.
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