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Schor seeks $175 million tax increase for public safety and courts building

MONDAY, June 27 — Lansing Mayor Andy Schor proposed today asking voters to approve a $175 million facility to house the Police and Fire departments as well as the 54-A District Court, to be paid …

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 …
Primo pasta primavera

It translates to “Spring Pasta” from the Italian, so forgive me for assuming Pasta Primavera is a …
Agreed: Shrimp at Gregory’s Soul Food sets the standard

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Historical Society of Greater Lansing hosts walking tours

Thursday, June 23, 6:30 p.m. Begins at Elderly Instruments, 1100 N. Washington Ave., …
From Nick Adams to Malcolm X, these books cry Michigan

In a recent survey by National Public Radio, literary experts and listeners were asked to the name books …
Mighty Uke Day returns to Old Town

After two years of online festivals, the 12th annual Mighty Uke Day, a festival celebrating the ukulele, …
Ex-Detroit Lions players near end zone on Lansing pot shop

If you feel like I just wrote about a new pot shop coming to Lansing this summer, that’s because I …

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