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Scooperman, blueberry waffles, weed soda and terpenes

There’s certainly no shortage of dank cannabis products on the shelves at pot shops across Greater Lansing this year. And with so many new strains, edibles and concentrates constantly hitting the market this month, I’ve truly struggled to find enough time to write about them all. I can’t even finish a bag of weed nowadays without spotting something else out there worth trying.

Data shows 20% of Ingham County has had COVID-19

The Ingham County Health Department has tracked about one COVID-19 infection for every five county residents over the last three years of the pandemic.

Eleven candidates emerge for Lansing City Council vacancy

Eleven Lansing eastsiders have submitted an application to serve as the appointed replacement for disgraced First Ward Lansing City Councilman Brandon Betz.

Lansing plans to offload vacant land for ‘affordable’ housing

A real estate developer has offered to buy a vacant parcel of city-owned land off West Hillsdale Street.

Eaton County plans to allow off-road vehicles on back roads

A proposed county ordinance would enable off-road vehicles to legally drive on several dozen Eaton County roadways.

Businessman backs off Genesee Neighborhood parking lot plans

A businessman is having second thoughts about building a parking lot in Lansing.

This Lansing weed brand is still fighting the war on drugs

It’s estimated that there were more than 40,000 people across the country still locked up behind bars last year for nonviolent, marijuana-related crimes — including hundreds of inmates in Michigan, where recreational pot has been legal for adult use for longer than three years.

Lansing developers plan food truck bar in REO Town

A local developer plans to begin renovations this summer on a historic building in REO Town.

Quality Dairy: No. Our chip dip hasn’t changed.

Lansing takes its chip dip pretty damn seriously.

Downtown I496 to close for months in both directions

A massive rebuilding of I496 near downtown Lansing will require a two-mile stretch of the highway to be closed off in both directions.