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Tar spot is a fungus that attacks corn and causes production losses.
Michigan farmers battle invaders as temperatures rise
LANSING – As warmer-than-average growing seasons caused by climate change become more common, they bring new invasive species to Michigan. “Insects that like warm weather are finding that Michigan is becoming more and more life-sustaining than ever before,” ... more
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Ant-transgender meme posted by Haslett School Board candidate Terry Goldberg on July 2.
Haslett School Board candidate defends himself from ‘transphobic’ Facebook post
FRIDAY, Nov. 4 — A candidate for the Haslett Board of Education is under fire for a July 2 post on Facebook that is  being blasted as transphobic. Terry Goldberg posted a cartoon on his … more
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A mailer sent to voters in the Grand Ledge Public Schools by 'Michigan Deserves Better."
‘Conservative’ Grand Ledge School Board candidates rely on money from Haslett
THURSDAY, Nov. 3 — Three self branded ‘conservative’ candidates for the Grand Ledge School board obtain nearly 25% of their campaign funding from Haslett residents Terry and Valerie … more
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You be the judge
Toward the bottom of every November election ballot sit the candidates for judges in local courts. These nonpartisan races rarely get headlines because judicial ethics prevent judicial candidates … more
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Closed since the COVID-19 shutdown, Mac’s Bar is wrapping up massive renovations. Owner Chuck Mannino shows off the bar's new exterior at 2700 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing.
A new era
Mac’s Bar used to be a dark and dingy place. The watering hole almost felt like a portal to the land of grimy, long-gone punk rock clubs like CBGB in New York City. But the … more
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 1702 Linval St., Lansing
Eyesore of the Week
 The city of Lansing has red-tagged this boarded-up property. The backyard is surrounded by a dilapidated wooden privacy fence. The second-floor window on the back is completely gone, while … more
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The front yard of Lansing Board of Education candidate Rick Wendorf, who lives on the east side. Wendorf also supports GOP gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon.
Lansing Board of Education candidates differ on issues
Pay increases for teachers, “right-sizing” and educating students caught up in the juvenile justice system are among the issues of concern to the candidates for the Lansing Board of … more
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This story and photo from the front page of the Lansing State Journal on Sept.10, 1976, shows Penny Stump watching her 6-year old daughter, Heather, board a school bus to transport her from her home in the Westside Neighborhood to the Gunnisonville School on Wood Street in Dewitt Township. Stump was one of thousands of pupils who were bused in the 1960s and ‘70s under a court order that sought to desegregate Lansing schools.
When busing for desegregation came to Lansing
Fifty years ago, just like today, Michigan voters were faced with perplexing decisions in the upcoming election. In addition to Richard Nixon facing off against Sen. George McGovern for president, … more
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Old Union Depot, 637 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing
Eye Candy of the Week
Old Union Depot, 637 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing  Locals will recognize this week’s Eye Candy as Clara’s, a popular restaurant on Michigan Avenue for nearly 40 years before closing … more
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A mailer sent to voters in the Grand Ledge Public Schools by 'Michigan Deserves Better."
Grand Ledge school board candidate admits to 'anger issues'
MONDAY, Oct. 10 — A candidate for the Grand Ledge Board of Education is defending himself against allegations of domestic violence, anger control issues and abuse found in his second divorce … more
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Lansing native Russell Hilding, who died at age 100 last year, was the last surviving Buchenwald Airman. He left behind a trove of memorabilia.
To hell and back: The story of Buchenwald Airman Russell Hilding
Lansing native Russell Hilding, who died at age 100 last year, was the last surviving Buchenwald Airman. He left behind a trove of memorabilia. more
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Gayle Thompson (left) and her daughter Vanessa McDaniel were overseeing a garage sale when asked to discuss a $175 million bond proposal on the ballot in November to build a new public safety facility and improve conditions of three fire stations in Lansing.
Polling shows $175 million public safety plan can win … if
Gail Thompson sat in front of her home on Alpha Street in Lansing’s Second Ward Sunday afternoon. Gail’s husband, Raymond, delivered her hot chocolate while she conducted a garage … more
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Tapping into local craft beverages
Lansing might not be known as “Beer City, USA” like our friends on the west side of the state, but the 517 area still has a plentiful  assortment of locally made craft beers and breweries ... more
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Sally Potter, general manager of the reincarnated, renamed and relocated Eastside Lansing Food Co-op.
‘Not your father’s co-op’
 A long six years ago, the East Lansing Food Co-op was trampled, like a rare mushroom, in a slow-motion stampede of competing health food and specialty food stores.  It was a sad … more
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Eye for Design
This week’s Eye for Design (above) used to house an arcade. If you know which building it is, send an email to knarianj@mail.lcc.edu and you could win an Eye for Design mug! … more
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A photo of the Rogers-Carrier House from the turn of the 20th Century or earlier.
LCC to polish Darius Moon’s gem of a house on Capitol Avenue
In his career as an educator, Lansing Community College President Steve Robinson has been a great many things. One of them, though, has not been a historical preservationist — until … more
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Right-to-lifer and openly gay man face off for county Commission seat
Francis Schafer first encountered Monica Schafer, the Republican nominee for the Ingham County Board of Commissioners District 15, at a senior citizens event in Williamston. He liked her, he said, … more
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"When fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in a flag and carrying a cross."
The battle over K-12 education
Three candidates for the Grand Ledge Public Schools Board of Education sat quietly at a table in the Grand Ledge Public Library. They listened as Linda Lee Tarver, a GOP activist... more
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The building which hosts the Active Living for Adults program at Valley Court Park in East Lansing could host an Artspace complex.
Is there space for ArtSpace in East Lansing? Maybe.
In the not-too-distant future, fledgling artists here may get the support they need to spread their wings through a space in East Lansing where they can both live and work … more
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Brian Daniels (left) and Ryan Kost working the doors on Saturday afternoon on Francis Avenue on Lansing’s east side as they compete for a seat on the Lansing City Council.
First Ward Lansing City Council candidates differ on issues
Meet Brian Daniels and Ryan Kost, who are running to represent the First Ward on the Lansing City Council on Nov. 8.  Daniels, 36, served in Iraq where he was injured. As part of his journey … more
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