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The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety released more information about the Feb. 13 shooting. The investigation preliminarily determined that Anthony McRae, 43, had no … more
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NASA astronaut Terry Virts, commander of the International Space Station’s Expedition 43, enjoys the 360-degree view from the station’s Cupola module, which he installed. Virts comes to the Wharton Center Sunday to talk about his experiences and share some of the 300,000-plus photos he took during the 200-day mission.
Astronaut Terry Virts brings cosmic perspective to Earth troubles
WEDNESDAY, April 26 — NASA astronaut and Space Station commander Terry Virts is a thumbs-up, can-do NASA astronaut and U.S. Army colonel in the classic “Right Stuff” vein. But … more
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With veteran incumbents Carol Wood, left, and Patricia Spitzley not seeking reelection, candidates have a better-than-usual shot of winning seats on the Lansing City Council.
13 candidates to face off in Lansing City Council primary
With only two incumbents running for four seats, the Lansing City Council is facing a shakeup this year. Thirteen candidates filed paperwork by the 4 p.m. Tuesday deadline for the Aug. 8 primary … 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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News Highlights from the Last 7 Days
The East Lansing City Council voted to hire attorney J. Randall Secontine to investigate an anonymous complaint that blames the government’s “turmoil” on “poor and unethical … more
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Dumpsters and ServePro vehicles outside REO Elementary School on Wednesday. The company was hired to remediate smoke damage caused by a school playground equipment fire during Easter Weekend.
REO Elementary School damaged in Easter weekend fire
THURSDAY, April 20 — REO Elementary School pupils on the city’s south side have been attending classes virtually since April 9 after the school was contaminated by soot from the school’s playground equipment being set on fire on Easter Friday. more
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Scott Sanford said "politics" prompted him to quit his job as manager of the Lansing Code Enforcement Office, which has been under fire over failures in enforcing the city statute governing red-tagged properties.
Lansing code enforcement manager quit over ‘politics’
WEDNESDAY, March 29 — The recently retired head of Lansing’s Code Enforcement Office, which has been under fire over building inspection issues, said he quit because he was sick of … more
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Jenny Brown, CEO of Dutton Farm, with her sister, Rebecca ‘Becca’ Smither.
Addressing disability complaints a top priority for Civil Rights Department
TUESDAY, March 21 — Disabilities now account for the top type of discrimination complaints to the Department of Civil Rights. “Disability has now outpaced race, in terms of those … more
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor announced today he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Congress, two weeks after creating an Exploratory Campaign Committee.
Schor won’t run for Congress
MONDAY, March 20 — Just 16 days after announcing he’d formed an exploratory committee to look at running for the 7th Congressional seat, Lansing Mayor Andy Schor announced by email he … more
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Andy Schor celebrating his mayoral nomination primary election victory in 2017 with his wife, Erin, and his children, Hannah, then 11, and son Ryan, then 13, holding the campaign sign.
Why Schor decided against running
Andy Schor can pinpoint when he decided against running for Congress. The Lansing mayor announced an exploratory campaign just two and a half weeks ago. But between now and then, he and his wife, … more
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Michael Doherty in better days in 2020 atop the John Bean Building, headquarters of his marijuana business, Rehbel Industries.
Judge orders ‘indecent’ and ‘scandalous’ filings stricken in Rehbel Industries’ receivership case
FRIDAY, March 17 — Ingham County Circuit Judge Joyce Draganchuk has ordered all of the handwritten filings by Lansing marijuana entrepreneur Michael Doherty in his receivership case stricken … more
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Phillips Cider Bar & Market has an elegant but cozy atmosphere, with a long, wooden bar softly illuminated by the amber glow of backlit cider bottles and comfortable seating perfect for coffee dates and after-work drinks.
Phillips Cider Bar & Market brings unique libations to Lansing
While Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill’s Lansing outpost opened at the end of December, there’s another development to celebrate. Last week, the St. Johns-based company began offering its boozy beverages … more
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‘This Equals That’ in its heyday on the west side of the Capitol.
Remains of ‘This Equals That’ sculpture head home to Heizer
The remains of a modern piece of land art displayed behind the Capitol’s west end from 1980 to 2002 was returned to the original artist after sitting in storage in Detroit for years, the state … more
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204 E. Cavanagh Road, Lansing
Eyesore of the Week
On June 27, 2022, this unregistered rental property caught fire and took the life of 23-month-old Damian Shessia. An investigation revealed there were no smoke detectors in the property … more
Former 55th District Judge Tom Boyd, who heads the State Court Administrative Office, testifying about court funding at a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
Upcoming court ruling could impact trial court funding as deadline approaches
Local criminal court funding remains uncertain as a deadline next year approaches that could eliminate a major source of money for local trial courts. Meanwhile, the Michigan Supreme Court is the Michigan Supreme Court is considering whether judges can constitutionally impose costs on convicted criminal defendants.… more
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Walmart and other big box stores benefit from what some call a tax loophole known as "dark store theory." A Michigan legislator is taking a run at trying to close it.
Lawmaker wants different property tax assessment on big box stores
“Dark store theory,” a commonly used but disputed form of property tax evaluation for big box retailers, is being taken on again by an Upper Peninsula lawmaker who has been a champion of … more
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Michigan state Rep. Julie Brixie, left, and state Sen. Sarah Anthony, right, are considering a run for Congress.
Anthony, Brixie evaluating whether to run for Congress
Two more local Democrats, state Sen. Sarah Anthony and state Rep. Julie Brixie, are considering a run for Congress, they said Friday. That brings to four the number of elected Democrats in Greater … more
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Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum said she is considering running for the Democratic nomination for the 7th Congressional District. State Sen. Sam Singh said he will not run.
The race for the 7th is beginning to form
FRIDAY, March 3 — Following Lansing Mayor Andy Schor’s announcement yesterday that he has formed an exploratory committee to run for the 7th district congressional seat, one Democrat … more
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor has formed an exploratory committee as he considers running to succeed U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin
Schor announces exploratory campaign for 7th District congressional seat
THURSDAY, March 2  — Lansing Mayor Andy Schor announced today he is exploring a run for Congress for the House seat that U.S . Rep. Elissa Slotkin will vacate in order to run for the U.S. Senate. ... more
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The city has ordered the residents of this house on Farrand Street in south Lansing, a family with six children, to vacate because the property is deemed unfair to occupy.
City cracks down on red-tagged properties; some residents ordered out
In a sweep of 47 red-tagged properties in the city’s 1st Ward, Lansing code officials and law enforcement have identified 13 red-tagged properties where people were living in violation of the … more
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