They Never Grew Old: East Lansing’s WWII Dead
Thirty-seven service members from East Lansing were killed during World War II. These are their stories.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Know the Ballot: Transportation Services for Elderly and Disabled Persons
The millage helps seniors stay independent by providing door-to-door transportation, Ingham County Deputy Controller Jared Cypher said.
East Lansing Council Narrows HRC Authority Shortly After Police Misconduct Findings
The amendments exempt city officials from reviews by the HRC.
Belleman to Receive More Than $190,000 in Separation Agreement With East Lansing
The City Council approved a separation agreement with Belleman at last night’s meeting.
Know the Ballot: Three City Charter Amendments Will be Decided at August Election
The charter amendments would delay important proceedings after City Council elections until after elections are certified and create new regulations around the city manager position.
After LCC Data Breach, Expert Warns Cybercriminals Turn Stolen Information Into Scams
More than 170,000 people had their information compromised in a Lansing Community College data breach that took place last year.
IN THE COMMUNITY
ELPL’s New Musical Children’s Garden Was Years in the Making
The musical garden has been in the works since 2019.
Fireworks in East Lansing: Legal Hours, Fines and Safety Tips
Usually fireworks are prohibited in East Lansing, with the exception being around Independence Day and certain other holidays.
East Lansing High School Student Was Killed in Monday Morning Shooting
The district notified the guardians of ELHS students in an email.
East Lansing Public Library Says Teen Behavior Issues Have Dropped Dramatically
The decrease in behavioral problems coincides with new strategies library staff implemented to address issues.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Men’s Mental Health and the Loneliness Epidemic
A local researcher speaks about how men’s mental health challenges have long gone unaddressed and what communities can do to take on problems.