SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Edsall, DeLay to Run for City Council, Growing Field of Candidates One Month Before Filing Deadline
ELi has now identified five residents who intend to run for City Council.
ELi’s Very Early Election Story: Who’s Running for City Council (So Far), How to Get on the Ballot and What it Takes to Win
ELi has learned of three candidates who plan to run in November’s City Council election.
Survey Reveals Challenges East Lansing Seniors Face, Resources that are Needed
Housing was a top concern raised in a survey of East Lansing residents age 55 and older.
Despite Pressure From Federal Government, ELPS Has No Plans to Ditch DEI Efforts
Some DEI initiatives in the district provide diverse literature in elementary school class libraries and allow teachers to self-select into trainings.
MSUFCU Dismisses One-Fifth of IT Department
Last week, 24 MSUFCU IT employees were laid off.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing City Council Candidates Share Views on Developments, Ordinances Impacting City Neighborhoods
Candidates for East Lansing City Council responded to questions from ELi.
Proposed East Lansing Sheetz Sparks Questions About Impacts on Traffic, Storm Water and Competition
Some community members have expressed excitement about a Sheetz.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Newly Released Security Footage Conflicts With Police Narrative
A man named in a press release sent by ELPD appears to have been acting as a peacekeeper, and not engaging in a fight as the release indicated.
Ingham County Judge Gives Final Approval to $7.8 Million East Lansing BWL Settlement
The final approval of the settlement brings a five-year legal battle to a close.
East Lansing Police Chief Under Fire After “Racist” Remarks, Misleading Arrest Narrative
City manager and council members condemn Chief Jen Brown’s comments; new video appears to show arrested man acting as a peacekeeper, not a perpetrator.