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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
ELHS Teachers Adapting to AI’s Effects on Students’ Learning
ChatGPT has taken the ability for cheating to a whole new level.
Tensions High at Police Oversight Commission Following the Release of MSP Investigation of Meijer Shooting
Public and commissioners voiced differing opinions on the ELIPOC’s relationship with the ELPD.
Bacon, Gregg, Kuhnmuench, Edsall Speak to Ongoing Controversy at City Council
Mayor Ron Bacon spoke for about 13 minutes on the troubles at City Hall, covering a wide variety of topics and making many unexplained allusions.
ELPS Board Discusses Pros and Cons of Returning Resource Officers to the High School
Recent tensions, anger are not seen at the April 24 meeting, as the school board recognizes theater students, talks Graduation Alliance program and much more.
FOIA Shows Bacon Brought Government-Reorganization Draft to Lahanas
Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg has said the matter is being overblown in importance, while records show Interim Planning Director Tim Dempsey has seen it as critical to understanding low staff morale.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Wreath-Laying Ceremony Honors Veterans of East Lansing Area
“When I was a young man, I didn’t really appreciate what Memorial Day meant,” Interim City Manager Randy Talifarro told those gathered.
“Never a Dull Moment”: Twenty-Five Years in East Lansing’s Department of Public Works
Ron Lacasse would like to know how someone managed to get an entire Big Wheel down into the sewer system.
East Lansing’s Acting Director of Public Works Provides Infrastructure Update
The wastewater treatment plant is processing over 4 billion gallons a year…and water rates are going up. Bike lanes are coming to Coolidge and Hagadorn Roads. The Red Cedar Neighborhood will get a new water main. What else can you expect in the coming year?
Pumpstock Returns June 3; Donations Being Accepted
The festival in Bailey Park will showcase five bands on the main stage and four more acts performing on a local stage.
City Talks Tree Love, Yard Waste, Solar Price Surges, and No Mow May
The proposed city budget for next year would increase spending on trees, continue waste and recycling programs residents have come to expect and look to renewable energy.