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City Pulse News Rewind: Cops search home of ex-speaker’s chief of staff

The Michigan State Police and officials from the Attorney General’s office arrived at the Bath Township home of Rob Minard, who was chief of staff to former House Speaker Lee Chatfield, on Tuesday morning to press forward with “an ongoing investigation,” authorities told City Pulse.

Lansing fire captain fired for harassment — then allowed to retire

More than six months have passed since retired Lansing Fire Department Battalion Chief Shawn Deprez alleged to City Pulse that she had been sexually assaulted by a superior and subjected to unchecked homophobic and sexist harassment among her former colleagues. 

Three powerful strains from Lansing’s ‘Terpene District’

If you couldn’t already tell from the pleasant odor, there’s a bit of cannabis cultivation magic happening inside that old automotive service station on Hosmer Street across from Art’s Pub. 

Study pegs Lansing among fastest growing regions in Midwest

A recent population analysis shows that people are moving to Greater Lansing at a faster rate than any other metropolitan area in the Midwest. And most of them are coming from Detroit.

Schor searches for developer to rebuild Lansing City Hall

Lansing Mayor Andy Schor wants to relocate, renovate or reconstruct City Hall.

Tired of the tree trimming? It may be keeping your heat on.

For the last eight years, a familiar annual cycle has been constantly repeating itself in Lansing.

Lansing City Council taps Daniels to fill First Ward vacancy

By a 7-0 vote, the Lansing City Council decided tonight on an appointed replacement for disgraced First Ward City Councilman Brandon Betz. It’s Brian Daniels.

City Council picks finalists for First Ward vacancy

Three applicants for the City Council will advance to another round of interviews.

Performing arts center coming to downtown Lansing

Lansing Mayor Andy Schor is expected to unveil plans tomorrow afternoon for a new performing arts center and concert venue.

Tonight: City Council to pick finalists for First Ward vacancy

The Council’s Committee of the Whole begins interviews at 6 p.m. at City Hall. Readers can watch the meeting live online through City TV. Click here.