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The measure that includes the funding must still clear the Senate and the White House. more
Mayor Andy Schor wants local residents to cut back on needlessly using water next month as the city of Lansing faces off against other municipalities nationwide for environmentally sustainable bragging rights — and a chance to win a shiny, new Toyota. more
Giulio Bernero wore many hats throughout his long life, but the one he wore best was provider and protector of his family. more
Some members of an advisory council tasked with promoting diversity and inclusion for the city of Lansing feel sidelined after Mayor Andy Schor shelved their recommendations for months. more
Every once in a while, an elected official comes along who does their job with a compelling combination of humility, humor, common sense and stone cold competence. more
State records show that recreational marijuana sales climbed more than eightfold since December and have rested at more than $10 million weekly since last month. Lansing is quickly cementing itself as a major player in that statewide market. more
The three remaining members of the East Lansing City Council will select two people Saturday to fill the seats left vacant on the City Council following the recent resignations of Ruth Beier and Mark Meadows. more
The “FitLot" is funded through a grant in recognition of AARP’s 60th anniversary. more
Word on the street is Bernero is at least 50/50 set on running for his old job in 2021. Obviously, we're all thinking presidential politics these days, but Mayor Andy Schor has only fewer than 17 months on his term left. more
A plan to use alleys and other downtown spaces for to-go cocktails in Lansing will likely be delayed until 2021. more
Brown initially opted to reject the plea deal last week and risked the possibility of a jury levying two counts of first-degree murder — charges that would guarantee a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole. He apparently changed his mind and took the deal on Friday afternoon. more
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
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