East Lansing Leaders Eye Cuts, Revenue Options to Close Budget Gap
Budget season is officially underway in East Lansing, as the City Council heard an overview of spending and revenue at its meeting on Tuesday. The presentation showed that the city is expected to operate with a surplus during the current fiscal year, and is budgeted to run with a deficit next year. Additionally, several city…
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Income Tax Extension Among 24 Recommendations Made By East Lansing Finance Committee
The committee has spent six months analyzing the city’s revenues, expenses and budgetary process.
Artists Turned Scrap Into Sculptures for Lansing’s ScrapFest
Sculptures artists made out of scrap metal will be on display in Lansing’s Old Town this weekend.
A Week of Extreme Heat Fueled East Lansing’s July 3 Storm
The storm caused damage to trees, power lines and more in East Lansing.
DOJ’s Reasoning for Monitoring East Lansing’s Election Doesn’t Make Sense, Officials Say
The Department of Justice plans to send election monitors to East Lansing’s Aug. 4 primary election.
As Hannah Community Center Turns 100, East Lansing Eyes Third-Floor Expansion
Programming in the city could be expanded if the third floor of the Hannah Community Center is renovated.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Bailey Street Lot Reaches a Crossroads After Development Defeat
Previously, city officials indicated they would like the property developed.
Latest on Grand River, Harrison Road Closures
Grand River Avenue is expected to reopen next week.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Downtown Development Updates
The City Council voted on two apartment proposals last week, approving one and denying another.
Recent Fatal, Serious Crashes Renew Calls for Safer East Lansing Roads
There have been multiple serious car accidents this month in East Lansing, ramping up long-held concerns about traffic safety issues in the city.
Only Three Candidates File for Four Open East Lansing School Board Seats
The filing deadline passed today at 4 p.m.