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Native plant projects help pollinators across state
WILDFLOWERS: The Wildflower Association of Michigan has awarded almost $15,000 for local projects promoting the use of more native plants. Recipients include Friends of the St. Clair River in St. … more
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Highway reconstruction tries to repair historic mistakes
HIGHWAYS: Downtown Detroit’s I-375 Reconnecting Communities project highlights the question of how to reunite parts of Michigan communities where major highway projects destroyed urban, … 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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Ody Norkin outside bombed-out homes in Irpin, near Kyiv.
One ambulance at a time
Early last week, Ody Norkin was busy ferrying boxes of surgical gauze, wound dressings, disinfectant and other medical supplies from the back of his car to a spacious, cluttered office in East … more
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Indian chefs have many tricks for making vegetarian dishes satisfying without resorting to imitation meat. In this Indian-inspired chickpea recipe, the raspy flavor of the turmeric, the piercing bite of the lemon, the herbal aroma of the cilantro and the earthy flavor of the spinach combine for an entrée that’s both simple and complex.
Unapologetic veg
I’m confused by veggie burgers, vegan cheese, margarine and all other substitutes for animal products that seek to imitate the very thing the eater wishes to avoid consuming.  more
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In better days: Michael Doherty atop the John Bean Building 2020.
The rise and fall of a wannabe marijuana magnate
Michael Doherty stood on the roof of Lansing’s iconic John Bean building, a 460,000 square-foot brick fortress on South Cedar Street, in July 2020. A global pandemic had shut down much of the country and was killing Americans across the country. But the flamboyant Doherty was excited to share his plans to create the “Jack Daniels” brand of marijuana. … more
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News highlights from the last 7 days
MSU Department of Police and Public Safety released a timeline that shows police entered the MSU Union just one minute after gunman Anthony McRae exited. Ingham County 911 received its first-shots-fired call for Berkey Hall … more
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MSU shooting: Rampage over in 8 minutes, timeline shows
MSU police release a timeline of the Feb. 13 shooting that killed three students and injured five. The timeline indicates the killing lasted from 8:18 p.m. to 8:26 p.m. The first alert to students went out at 8:30 p.m. … more
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MSU shooter motive hinted at in note: ‘They made me who I am today a killer’
Michigan State Police released a two-page note from the suspected gunman of the campus shooting. The gunman repeatedly said ‘they hurted me.’ He described himself as a loner’ and ‘outcast.’ … more
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MSU shooting: Video shows gunman checked ammo after entering Union
The MSU gunman took handgun out, checked ammunition after entering Union building, newly released footage shows. Police arrived at Union a minute after shooter left. It remains unclear how many were shot at Berkey Hall versus the Union building. … more
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Spend $500 million on outdoors to boost Michigan for decades
As the Michigan Legislature looks for ways to invest in the future of our state, it is our sincere hope that lawmakers can see the forest through the trees — literally. … more
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Extract Michigan’s raw materials to boost our EV future
Everything from batteries to the power lines needed for our rapidly electrifying economy requires minerals. The International Energy Agency projects that global demand for metals and minerals … more
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A hearing last week before the Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee on bills to restrict access to guns. Just days before, the Capitol Commission directed the executive director to develop policies and technology recommendations to increase security at the Capitol building, including a complete ban on weapons in the building.
‘The people’s house’
Joan Bauer refers to the Michigan state Capitol as the “people’s house.” But as the vice chair of the Capitol Commission, Bauer sees the need to balance open access with … 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
News highlights from the last 7 days
Emergency alerts to MSU students were delayed for 13 minutes on Feb. 13, Bridge Michigan reported. With every on- and off-duty campus police officer responding to the shooting, no one was left to … more
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Democrats push Michigan gun reforms. Here’s what the laws are now
The Michigan Legislature is considering toughening the state’s gun laws. Current laws can be confusing about who can buy guns and where they can carry them. More than one in 10 Michigan adults holds a permit to carry a concealed handgun  More than one in 10 … more
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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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