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Growing up in the cornfields of Greater Lansing, I’ve lived through a few natural disasters. At 43, I’ve had a few close calls with tornadoes. more
Downtown Lansing Inc. recruited Sedona Wanderlust Boutique owner Ashleigh Rogers to join its Middle Village “retail accelerator program” in early 2024.  more
The Professional Employee Council of Sparrow Hospital-Michigan Nurses Association and UM Health-Sparrow reached a contract agreement in principle Tuesday, avoiding a strike planned for Monday. … more
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8 — Former Lansing Mayor David Hollister's lifetime of public service in Greater Lansing made him a key resource in the minds of many of the city's charter commissioners. … more
Former downtown Lansing business owners Faun Donald and Luke Trusnovec closed their floral shop, Neva Lee’s, last March after about 19 months in business on Washington Square. more
Lansing City Council members elected Ryan Kost president and Tamara Carter vice president for 2025 in their first meeting of the year Monday . Kost replaces Jeremy Garza, and Carter … more
In September, the Capital Area Transportation Authority purchased a former Greyhound Bus station, 511 S. Washington Ave., for $1 million with the intent of renovating it into its new administrative center. more
Potential policy shifts under the incoming Trump administration may have an impact that could make it easier to traffic children, the managing attorney for the Michigan Immigration Rights Center said. more
Retired attorney Eugene “Gil” Wanger helped rewrite the Michigan Constitution in 1961. more
Today, we say goodbye to our teacher, cousin, and friend, Hugh Spagnuolo, whose 44-year career at Eastern High School touched nearly every student attending. If you had to write a theme on certain … more
FRIDAY, Dec. 27 — Judge Cynthia Ward loses sleep over some of the stories she hears on the bench. So, she reasoned, those same witnesses must be undergoing significant stress in telling … more
A look at notable figures in Greater Lansing who died in 2024. more
City Hall scuffles finally settled Chicago developer J. Paul Beitler achieved a longtime dream in July when Lansing’s City Council unanimously approved selling City Hall, 124 W. Michigan Ave., more
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18—Since 1987, Lansing voters have had the option to establish a charter commission at the ballot box every 12 years. more
As a Syrian-born child of two Palestinian refugees, Bassam Mahmoud’s early life was dictated by a lack of true citizenship. When his parents were forcibly relocated to Syria in 1948, they … more
Christian Nwobu, owner of 23 rental properties in Lansing with delinquent property tax balances, will need to come up with $102,499 by March 31 to avoid foreclosure. more
The Lansing City Council voted 7-1 to approve brownfield tax financing for the five-building New Vision Lansing project for downtown and Old Town, including the city’s tallest skyscraper. The … more
THURSDAY, Dec. 12 — As a Syrian-born child of two Palestinian refugees, Bassam Mahmoud’s early life was dictated by a lack of true citizenship. more
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 11 — Unionized nurses and healthcare professionals have voted almost unanimously to authorize a strike against University of Michigan Health-Sparrow, the Michigan Nurses … more
Lansing’s small businesses on Michigan Avenue were just beginning to recover from the pandemic when Lansing’s $14 million Michigan Avenue rehabilitation project began last April. more
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