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Law enforcement and patrons from a concert gather in an open-air hallway in Logan Square Shopping Center following a 1 a.m. shooting that left five people injured on Sunday (July 30).
City taking action against Logan Square owners after shooting
The city of Lansing is preparing a suit to declare Logan Square Shopping Center a “nuisance property” in the wake of an early Sunday morning shooting incident that left five people injured. more
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First Ward Council member Ryan Kost
Kost knew of 2010 Eaton County court debt for at least the last two years
FRIDAY, July 28 — First Ward Lansing City Council Member Ryan Kost has changed his story about being unaware for the last 13 years that he owed over $10,000 to Eaton County District Court stemming from an auto accident. more
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A memorial for drug overdose victims hangs on the wall of Punks With Lunch, a Lansing nonprofit that disseminates clean needles and Narcan.
The Shifting: Recovery programming evolves from the War on Drugs
For decades, Chuck has been using crack, meth and heroin. The 53-year-old regularly injects drugs to get high.  He’s been to prison several times for crimes related to his drug use. He’s tried to stop using. But, he said, doing so results in “too much pain.” more
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A map of the Lansing Township controlled portion of Groesbeck neighborhood.
Lansing Township prevails in appeal over annexation
FRIDAY, July 21 — The Michigan Court of Appeals sided yesterday with Lansing Township in upholding a ruling that stops the city of Lansing’s efforts to annex the Groesbeck Neighborhood … more
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Chicago-based developer J. Paul Beitler wants to save City Hall, a 1958 building considered a classic example of mid-century modern architecture. His plan for a hotel and restaurant, which was unveiled six years ago, is back under consideration.
Beitler wants another bite of the City Hall apple
Chicago-based developer J. Paul Beitler is still ready to buy Lansing City Hall and renovate it into a hotel. more
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Clinton Mireles heard the storm that ripped through the city's east side around midnight Thursday. He described hearing a sound like "an explosion." When he and his family went outside to investigate, they found a tree had fallen, damaging the corner of the roof of his front porch and crushing his Chevy Impala. The car was the family's only source of transportation.
Two tales of eastside Lansing's big storm
FRIDAY, July 14 — Clinton Mireles, who lives on South Fairview Avenue on Lansing’s east side, took a chance Thursday when the early-morning storm slowed a bit to run into his backyard to … more
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Hertel, Barrett face-off set in 7th
The Race for the 7th congressional district is joined more
Lansing's Starlight Dinner Theatre has signed Guy Sanville, who quit as the longtime artistic director of Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea amid controversy, to direct two shows next season.
Starlight Dinner Theatre to have controversial director this season
WEDNESDAY, July 10 —- Lansing’s Starlight Dinner Theatre has signed controversial director Guy Sanville, former artistic director of the Purple Rose Theater in Chelsea, to direct two … more
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Lansing Community college has been sued in federal district court over a data breach that may have affected more than three-quarters of a million people.
Two more suits filed against LCC over data breach
The first of what likely will be at least two suits has been filed in federal court against Lansing Community College over a data breach that may have involved more than 750,000 students, staff and … more
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Rasheed Maleek Trice is being held without bail in the kidnapping of a Lansing toddler found dead in Detroit.
Sources: Detroit Police refused to pursue kidnap suspect after phone data showed whereabouts
THURSDAY, July 6 — The search for Wynter Cole-Smith of Lansing was hampered when the Detroit Police Department refused a request from the Lansing Police Department to check out a location where … more
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Tony Beachler, one of Ken Beachler’s nine nieces and nephews, speaks Saturday at a memorial service at People’s Church in East Lansing. Seated at left is the Rev. Shawnthea Monroe, one of the church’s pastors.
Saying goodbye to ‘Unc’: Lansing remembers Ken Beachler
Lansing knew Ken Beachler for his work with the arts — whether for willing the Wharton Center into existence, helping rescue the Lansing Symphony Orchestra, sharing his encyclopedic knowledge … more
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Dan Olsen, deputy spokesperson at Michigan State University, says that members of the LGBTQ+ community in leadership positions, such as himself, should not be afraid to speak up.
Making a gay difference as MSU’s deputy spokesperson
Dan Olsen’s phone started to blow up on the evening of Feb. 13 as a gunman was loose on the campus of Michigan State University. He rushed to the emergency operations center on campus, where he … more
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Attendees at Lindsay and Nikki’s wedding — from left, Sally Floyd; Chelsea Davis; Dave Butler; Kearstin Ervin; the brides Lindsay Dryer and Nikki Dryer; Rhonda Butler; Matt Butler; Megan Champlin; and Adam Champlin — are shown in this 2015 photo taken in Ionia, Michigan. Not in attendance, the writer, Josh Champlin, brother of Lindsay Dryer.
My gay marriage mea culpa
It took almost eight years to realize I was a bigot. When I was just starting out in my journalism career, one of my first published stories was a 2015 feature about my sister, Lindsay, coming out … more
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor opens the groundbreaking ceremony this morning for the city's downtown performing arts center at the corner of Washington Avenue and Lenawee Street. In the background are the new City View Apartments.
City breaks ground on a downtown performing arts center
WEDNESDAY, June 28 — City of Lansing officials broke ground this morning on the Ovation downtown performing arts center and announced a $1 million, five-year partnership with Michigan State … more
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MD Industries and Rehbel Industries, marijuana businesses that were housed in the John Bean Building on Cedar Street in Lansing, have been sold to a Farmington Hills-baed company.
Lansing’s MD and Rehbel Industries sold for $2.25 million
FRIDAY, June 23 — The court-ordered receiver of marijuana businesses MD Industries and Rehbel Industries has agreed to sell the businesses, including their three marijuana licenses, for $2.25 … more
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Moores Park Pool in its heyday. Local legislators are seeking $6.2 million in state funds to restore the historic City of Lansing-owned site, which was closed in 2019 because of maintenance issues.
Moores Pool Park may get a state life preserver
The iconic, century-old Moores Park swimming pool in Lansing could be restored if a $6.2 million line item in the proposed state budget survives. “I’m fighting for funding in this … more
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Ben Dowd (right) working with Lansing Pride volunteers in 2022 for the organization’s first festival. Lansing Pride returns to Old Town this Saturday (June 17).
Lansing Pride’s Ben Dowd: From rural town to toast of the town
Ben Dowd grew up in the shadow of a non-defunct air force base in Oscoda, Michigan. Wurtsmith Air Force Base was decommissioned in 1993, straddling Iosco and Oscoda counties in northeastern Michigan. … more
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Attendees enjoy an evening of music and dancing at the 2022 517 Juneteenth Festival.
Juneteenth events honor local Black history and culture
Juneteenth, a national holiday since 2021 and a state holiday in Michigan since 2020, honors the official end of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, hundreds of thousands of African … more
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Lady Seduca charges the audience during a performance at St Johns’ Pride Fest on Saturday. Lady is the creation of Neil Monté Alexander, a recent MSU graduate.
‘Terrified’ but courageous
Two blocks of downtown St. Johns were festooned with rainbows. A vendor was making bubbles that wafted in the wind under the blue sky. Children laughed and squealed as they romped in a bouncy house. … more
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A rendering of a housing development being built in Ferndale for LGBTQ+ seniors, in part with state funds. Ferguson Development is looking into a similar project in Lansing.
Developer looking to address LGBTQ+ housing concerns
LGBTQ+ people need housing but can face discrimination in the process of finding a home as well as harassment once in housing. A local Lansing developer wants to change that with a housing project … more
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