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Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope is expecting a record turnout for the Aug. 4 primary election. more
Owners regret having a deejay and allowing dancing. more
After more than two months of “recommending” that Michigan residents wear face coverings to help contain the spread of the coronavirus. more
The eccentric political gadfly Christine Timmon is back. more
Decades-old allegations of misconduct levied against Lansing Police Chief Daryl Green will remain a mystery. more
In 1918, the nation was at war, and wearing masks was framed as a patriotic duty, but then, as now, there were resisters. more
Both the CDC and the World Health Organization now recommend that people wear masks to slow the spread of the virus. more
Over the last few weeks, big box chains like Meijer, Kroger, Target and Walmart have deployed staff, usually in pairs, to patrol their entranceways, fending off maskless shoppers more
A petition that aims to close Harper’s Restaurant and Brewpub in East Lansing has garnered over 700 signatures as former staff and customers continue to voice concerns over allegedly unsanitary conditions. more
A decorated officer at the Lansing Police Department is speaking out against a recent proposal that would halve his department’s budget by 2025. more
Amid continued unrest over police discrimination in the wake of George Floyd’s killing, Mayor Andy Schor announced three “community input meetings." more
“There’s still a need for legislative change to ensure equal rights go beyond employment,” said Fair & Equal spokesman Josh Hovey. more
Newly released court records allege that a former high school soccer coach and executive director of the Capital Area Soccer League allegedly coaxed a 15-year-old boy from Grand Ledge into sending him sexually explicit pictures in exchange for booze. more
With a vacuum of leadership at the federal level, to put it politely, it’s hard to overstate Michigan’s good fortune in being governed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, one of our readers’ top three “COVID-19 Heroes,” in the pandemic and flood year of 2020. more
So far, the Ingham County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office has only cleared two charges for disturbing the peace. And neither of those suspects have been formally arraigned for the crime while the police continue to investigate. more
Paul Birdsong, the de facto spokesman for “We the Free People of Lansing,” told City Pulse that he’s done waiting on the local cops and could soon start taking matters into his own hands. more
An underground legion armed with fabric, needles and thread is up to its elastic ear bands in the biggest challenge it’s ever faced. more
Two candidates are competing for Lansing Township treasurer. more
Two incumbent members of the Clinton County Board of Commissioners, a Democrat and a Republican, are fighting for another two-year term in next month’s primary election. more
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor must have been feeling generous last month. more
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