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Peanut Barrel “family” photo: (Clockwise from top right) Joe Bell, Jennifer Bell, Meghan Bell Comer and assistant manager Jill Crane.
Peanut Barrel sells to Crunchy's owners
A hotspot the East Lansing community has called a home away from home for nearly 50 years has changed hands but will remain firmly in place.  The Peanut Barrel, 521 E. Grand River Ave. on new … more
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The city of Lansing plans to remove the islands from a portion of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard between Ionia and Lenawee streets. Neighbors lament the loss of trees.
City planning to remove islands on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Some westside Lansing residents are concerned about a city proposal to remove the tree-covered islands on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard between Ionia and Lenawee streets. “It’s … more
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Homemade pooper scooper.
Here’s the scoop on Michigan pet waste removal
Michigan has had its fair share of warm weather days this winter.  That leaves many dog owners with yards and lawns to clean up, and some of them are relying on pet waste removal services … more
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News Highlights from the Last 7 Days
Residents in Lansing’s Westside Neighborhood were rattled early Thursday when gunfire erupted shortly before 1 a.m. Lansing police spokesperson Jordan Gulk is said officers responded to the 100 … more
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This 1954 single-floor house has seen better days
Eyesore of the week 642 S. Francis St., Lansing This 1954 single-floor house has seen better days. Now, it serves as an unofficial refuge for the homeless. more
Members of the Ingham County Democratic Party meeting Wednesday night at the Fiesta Charra restaurant on Lake Lansing Road listen as Vice Chair Robin Smith (top left) remembers Theodore "Ted" Lawson, the group's secretary, who was fatally shot Sunday while canvassing for a Lansing City Council candidate.
Ingham County Democrats mourn the loss of Ted Lawson
FRIDAY, Oct. 13 — Four days after Ingham County Democratic Party secretary Ted Lawson was fatally shot, the party mourned his loss at its monthly meeting on Wednesday. “People … more
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East Lansing censors all footage of alleged police brutality
Despite a plea for transparency from East Lansing Mayor Ruth Beier, some city officials are still refusing to provide records of an alleged incident of police brutality. more
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Mayor Andy Schor and Councilwoman Kathie Dunbar squared off at a WLNS-TV debate last month.
Schor agrees to attend 'racial healing circle' after election
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor has agreed to join a “racial healing circle” next year that is designed to hold them accountable for their past missteps, repair a racial divide in the city and curb gun violence. more
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Adam Hussain (left) is expected to become Council president next year with Carol Wood (right) as vice president.
Hussain and Wood appear likely to lead Council in 2022
At-Large Lansing City Councilman Peter Spadafore said he plans to nominate Third Ward Councilman Adam Hussain to take over as president. more
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Hannah and Brennan Ramirez, from Laingsburg, participate in an “ice contraction practice” at a labor and delivery class sponsored by the Expectant Parent Organization at the Allen Neighborhood Center recently. In this exercise, the pregnant partner practices asking for support while holding an ice cube for one minute while her partner practices offering support.
Sparrow Health pulls funding for independent childbirth classes
Sparrow Health System is taking its labor and delivery classes in-house, which a local nonprofit fears will limit accessibility to affordable, independent education on childbirth. more
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School lunch
State budget proposal aims to fill kids’ hunger gap
Michigan schoolchildren may be at risk of going hungry due to the federal government eliminating funding for free meals in public schools after the pandemic. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is now pushing a … more
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Phillips Cider Bar & Market has an elegant but cozy atmosphere, with a long, wooden bar softly illuminated by the amber glow of backlit cider bottles and comfortable seating perfect for coffee dates and after-work drinks.
Phillips Cider Bar & Market brings unique libations to Lansing
While Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill’s Lansing outpost opened at the end of December, there’s another development to celebrate. Last week, the St. Johns-based company began offering its boozy beverages … more
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Shiawassee County Sheriff Douglas Chapman (left) received favorable treatment from Ingham County 54-A District Judge Louise Alderson in a drunk-driving conviction compared to others who came before her on similar charges during the same period, a study of cases shows.
Case comparison shows special treatment for Shiawassee Co. sheriff
Shiawassee County Sheriff Douglas Chapman received preferential treatment when he was sentenced for a drunk driving arrest in 2018, an analysis of court records of other such arrests before the same … more
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Ted Lawson (left), a slain Democratic Party official, and Jody Washington, a candidate for the Lansing City Council.
Washington extols slain Democrat's 'great integrity' — a month after her angry verbal attack on him, witnesses say
  THURSDAY, Oct. 12 — Like a lot of people who knew Ted Lawson, Lansing City Council candidate Jody Washington posted her feelings about him after he was fatally shot last Sunday. … more
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Michael Lynn Jr. pictured in 2020 at The Village Lansing, the nonprofit organization where he records his Facebook program "Merica 20 to Life."
Black Lives Matter activist fired from Lansing Fire Department
The co-leader of the Lansing chapter of the Black Lives Matter movement was fired this week from the Lansing Fire Department. more
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Holt residents will vote May 4 on a $148 million millage proposal that would be used to reconfigure the school system.
School districts line May ballot with bonding proposals
Five items are up for a vote at a special election set for May 4. more
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All employees of the Accident Fund headquarters in downtown Lansing are required to be vaccinated by Tuesday, Jan. 4.
Blue Cross Blue Shield boots unvaccinated staffers in Lansing
At least two dozen unvaccinated employees at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and the Accident Fund were put on unpaid leave this week. more
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Jack Wheatley, a senior in the James Madison College at Michigan State University, has spent two years investigating white nationalism at MSU for his honors thesis. Last night, he was informed that against his wishes he would have to present the thesis online due to "safety and security" concerns.
Thesis on ‘White nationalism’ presentation generates safety concerns at MSU
FRIDAY, APRIL 29 – Concerned about safety, Michigan State University took the unusual step of requiring a student to present his senior thesis online yesterday instead of in person. MSU did … more
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State Rep. Kara Hope, D-Holt, (in red jacket) announces legislation to tighten security at gun shops. On her left is Rep. Stephanie Young, D-Detroit; to her right are the Rev. Christin Fawcett of Moms Demand Action and Grace Lutheran Church and Michael McKissic of the Mickey23 Foundation in Lansing.
Legislation aims to crack down on security at gunshops
FRIDAY, June 24 — For years ago, a man rented a handgun at a gunstore in Mason for use on the indoor shooting range, but then left the store illegally with the gun. Shortly thereafter, he … more
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Despite significant investment and increased popularity of electric vehicles, Michigan still is trailing other states in charging stations, a new report found.
Report: Michigan still lags in electric vehicle charging stations
A report shows there is a demand to add more fast charging stations as some Michigan drivers switch to electric vehicles . The state received federal funding to create more charging … more
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