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Lansing City Council member Jeffrey Brown
Lansing Council member Jeffrey Brown violated the city’s ethics ordinance, independent probe finds
FRIDAY, June 2 — Lansing City Council Member Jeffrey Brown violated the city’s ethics ordinance on two fronts, a report by an independent attorney found after investigating a complaint by … more
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Constance Hart, 79, who lives in an apartment on West Jolly Road in Lansing, prepares to board a SpecTran bus with the assistance of driver Heidi Beavers. Hart was heading to a local church.
For those with disabilities, CATA services can be frustrating
Fred Wurtzel was in the back of a Lyft on his way to a physical therapy program. Wurtzel 71, of Lansing, who is blind, has relied on public transit for years. But he had to use the private … more
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What do Michigan residents really think of book banning?
Libraries across Michigan recently put on their boxing gloves in the form of a statewide public opinion poll regarding what the state’s residents think about libraries and book banning. … more
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Renderings by Hooker Dejong, a Grand Rapids-based architectural firm, of a mixed-use residential and commercial project that the Lansing Housing Commission is pursuing for downtown Lansing.
Downtown plan offers new hope for the homeless population
The Lansing Housing Commission and the Capital Area Transportation Authority have plans for separate projects that would transform most of a square block on South Grand Avenue across the street from … more
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Eaton County Courthouse in Charlotte, where on Wednesday the Board of Commissioners passed a resolution telling officials not to enforce laws restricting firearms.
Eaton County passes measure instructing officials not to enforce gun restrictions
FRIDAY, May 19 —Eaton County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution encouraging the county prosecutor and sheriff not to enforce “unconstitutional” gun laws. “This … more
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The City of Lansing's South Washington Office Complex, 2500 S. Washington Ave., an old Michigan National Guard Armory, will "likely" be torn down to make room for the city's new Public Safety Complex.
Old armory 'likely' coming down to make more room for the new Public Safety Complex
Updated plans for the new Public Safety Complex in Lansing include a proposal to demolish the South Washington Office Complex, affecting three city operations and a United Way service that are housed … more
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Emma Li, an Okemos High School sophomore, won the 2023 Congressional High School Art Competition in the 7th District with "Homestyle."
Okemos High student wins 7th Congressional District art prize
WEDNESDAY, May 17 — An Okemos High School student has won the 2023 Congressional High School Art Competition in the 7 th Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin announced today. … more
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin announces list of local leaders who support her bid for the U.S.Senate.
Anthony, 52 Mid-Michigan leaders back Slotkin's U.S. Senate run
FRIDAY, May 12 — Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Sarah Anthony, every other elected Democratic legislator from the mid-Michigan region and 50 other elected and non-elected leaders came … more
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Map: Lansing properties that have been red-tagged for more than ten years
Map: Lansing properties that have been red-tagged for more than ten years
The City of Lansing has red-tagged about 700 residences, meaning Code Compliance Office inspectors have found them unsafe to occupy. Of those residences, 21 have been red-tagged at least 10 years. more
An early rendition of a building in Harry Hepler's as yet unnamed redevelopment project. The project is still in the very early stages and will rely on a rezoning request currently pending before the City Council
Developer eyes blighted residential area near Saginaw and Pennsylvania for up to 240 apartments
WEDNESDAY, May 10 — A local developer has proposed building a townhouse-style complex with as many as 240 apartments in a blighted residential area near Saginaw Street and Pennsylvania Avenue … more
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Family events range from baby to toddler to teen and beyond at CADL’s 13 branches, but they actually “start in the womb,” CADL executive director Scott Duimstra said.
Bell, book and Kindle
Are you one of those readers who like to open a biography in the middle, to get to the good stuff? You don’t care what Napoleon or Catherine the Great did in diapers?  … 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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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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