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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14 — “It’s dead,” Lansing Councilmember Brian Daniels declared today after Mayor Andy Schor promised not to put a golf driving range in Bancroft Park against … more
Michigan school officials are concerned about children going hungry or accumulating lunch debt after Congress recently ended federal funding for free meals for all students. “Families are … more
When Thomas Barnes served less than a year in jail on a felony drug charge, he spoke with his mother almost daily. It cost half of her monthly income. “What it costs to make a call from jail … more
(This story has been corrected to reflect that the National Weather Service predicts there is a 40% chance that temperatures will be warmer than normal this fall. An earlier version said the service … more
The ruling upheld a temporary restraining order issued Tuesday by Ingham County Circuit Judge Clinton Canady III. more
An odd tradition – sea lamprey pie – linking the Great Lakes to Great Britain’s Royals and is expected to continue with the crowning of King Charles III. Lampreys … more
If all goes as planned, Lansing’s 2022-‘23 arts calendar will bring the first act of a multi-million-dollar, real-world production, decades in the making: the groundbreaking of a new … more
It would be the only fixed stage built in a Lansing city park. It would mean weekly summer concerts would be the norm, instead of just once during the summer on a traveling stage if Walnut … more
Librarians across Michigan have a lot on their minds as Banned Book Week approaches on Sept. 18.  This past election cycle, residents in Michigan’s Jamestown Township in Ottawa County, … more
SATURDAY, Sept. 2 — The Michigan Chicken Wing Festival will run Saturday and Sunday at Adado Riverfront Park. The annual event supports people with cancer with needs such as groceries, medical … more
Jack Ward was uncertain how many of his peers gathered on Sept. 27, 2021. Students were in and out of the room where the clandestine meeting was ongoing, crafting and ultimately dispatching a crucial … more
The streets in the Frandora Hills neighborhood, west of Coolidge Road and just over the border from East Lansing, can charitably be described as patchwork.   At worst, the road surface is … more
Chipotle employees in Delta Township are worried they will be out of work after they approved unionizing the store last week, one organizer said.  “It seems clear to us that Chipotle … more
Way back in 2020, East Lansing School Board member Chris Martin, pondering a run for a 54-B District Court judgeship, plunked down $12.17 for the domain name … more
Ingham County’s first person with monkeypox is accusing Sparrow Health Systems of violating her rights during and following an Aug. 2 visit to the emergency department.  Lynn Williams, … more
Eric Olmscheid has a strange sense of timing when it comes to taking a new job. He started work as the fourth executive director in the 40-year history of MSU’s Wharton Center for Performing … more
Leslie Pinder  Franklin Fields  3535 Capital City Blvd., Lansing    Before Leslie Pinder entered the cannabis industry, she was a psychology major working in a group … more
Thanks to Bunker Busters Ice Cream, Lansing has a hot new place to enjoy a cold treat. The small but mighty new business is located at 901 N. Larch Street in the parking lot of Pro Fireworks. While … more
TUESDAY, Aug. 23 --- Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum confirmed by phone this morning that she will officially announce a search to hire 44 people to recount the votes in all 22 precincts in Meridian … more
Bancroft Park, in north Lansing, is 41.77 mostly wooded acres of mature oak, maple and basswood trees. It is part of the Mason Esker, which, as a sign in the park explains, is a “linear, … more
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