Ellison Brewery and Spirits is nearing the finish line on its plans to open a third location. more

Trader Joe’s is expected to open in East Lansing by "early 2023." more

“We’ve been in business for 37 years, and this is definitely the craziest season we have ever seen,” said Kevin Humphrey. more

Limited. Unfair. Unreliable.  more

In the past two years, public school board meetings have become the sites of heated political debates, with issues like mask mandates, transgender athletes and critical race theory among the hot topics.  more

It’s been 12 years since Michigan began enforcing its “super drunk” law, and law enforcement officials are divided on how effective the charge has been in stopping intoxicated drivers from getting behind the wheel. more

At the northwest corner of Lake Huron, in the Eastern Upper Peninsula, is an 80-square-mile town of 240 people, one phone booth – and one boat building school. more

A lifeguard shortage is expected to continue this summer, leading many local recreation leaders to combat inadequate staffing levels with higher wages or other incentives. more

A news site that covers the city of East Lansing has temporarily ceased operations. more

Lansing’s Ethics Board takes no issue with one of its members remaining on the board while he contemplates a federal lawsuit against the city's Police Department. more

What makes Xiaoxing (Adele) Han a Lansing Legend is her deep ties to the local filmmaker community. Xiaoxing didn’t study film or own a camera until her early 20s. (She has sidestepped questions bout her exact age.) This year, Xiaoxing was crowned Outstanding Filmmaker at the Beijing Winter Olympics Filmmaker Awards and has a documentary screening at the Capital City Film Festival about a Chinese organ player.   more

Lansing Township is struggling to pay back about $3 million (including $1.75 million to Walmart and Sam’s Club) in improperly billed tax assessments, gutting the township’s revenues and putting the municipality on shaky financial footing. more

The city of Lansing is planning to buy vacant land near River Point Park. more

Sparrow Hospital wants to build a new skywalk over Pennsylvania Avenue. more

Sidewalk booze is now a permanent staple of the Capital City. more

Michigan’s retail marijuana landscape continues to evolve almost four years after voters legalized its recreational sale and use in 2018. more

Lansing Township is struggling to pay back Walmart about $1.75 million. more

Ilayasha Shabazz hopes to be able to visit Lansing’s former Pleasant Grove Elementary School before developers tear it down this year to make way for a $16 million development. more

The Arts & Sciences Building on Lansing Community College’s downtown campus was built in 1968 and remodeled in 2013. The remodel was primarily interior, but you can see in the photo that the façade received an update too, in the form of glass-paneled, cantilevered offices above the entrances.  more

Lansing Township is in search of a new supervisor. more