Trump messes with the wrong ‘woman from Michigan’
I’m not sure President Donald Trump meant to create a viral hashtag when he referred to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as the “woman from Michigan,” but he did. (#thatwomanfromMichigan).
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‘Another stop on the struggle bus’
Some tenants can’t — or won’t — pay rent this month. Savannah Detzler lives at Capitol Manor in downtown Lansing. She is not planning on paying rent in April.
The CP Edit: Expand COVID testing now
A broad consensus has emerged among epidemiological experts that we stand little chance of conquering COVID-19 without a massive expansion in testing to determine the true extent of the pandemic, especially to identify those infected with the virus who are asymptomatic
Michigan: Confirmed COVID-19 cases exceed 10,000; 417 dead
More than 400 are dead from COVID-19 in Michigan, including three in Greater Lansing, as the number of confirmed cases statewide edged past 10,000 today.
City Pulse to begin distribution at Quality Dairy
WEDNESDAY, April 1 — City Pulse will be available at Quality Dairy beginning shortly.
Sales decline at Michigan pot shops after recent surge
Following one of the most profitable weeks ever for Michigan’s legal marijuana industry last month, pot shops across the state watched sales plunge last week.
Emergency order: All Ingham County businesses must screen employees
While many businesses and services have closed or switched entirely to remote operations, those that remain open in Ingham County must screen their employees for the coronavirus.
Mayor: East Lansing Police ‘over-stop’ black drivers — ‘which is not acceptable’
East Lansing Mayor Ruth Beier is urging the East Lansing Police Department to rethink its approach to traffic enforcement after recent data showed that officers had disproportionately stopped black drivers in the city over the last two months.
Ingham County charts first COVID-19 death
Ingham County charted its first COVID-19 death this afternoon as the number of deaths reported in Michigan rises to 337, with 9,300 confirmed cases statewide.
Community Foundation establishes $1 million matching grant to fight COVID-19
The Capital Region Community Foundation announced tonight it will use $1 million to match new donations to human services agencies to cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Another stop on the struggle bus’
Some tenants can’t — or won’t — pay rent this month. Savannah Detzler lives at Capitol Manor in downtown Lansing. She is not planning on paying rent in April.
The CP Edit: Expand COVID testing now
A broad consensus has emerged among epidemiological experts that we stand little chance of conquering COVID-19 without a massive expansion in testing to determine the true extent of the pandemic, especially to identify those infected with the virus who are asymptomatic
Michigan: Confirmed COVID-19 cases exceed 10,000; 417 dead
More than 400 are dead from COVID-19 in Michigan, including three in Greater Lansing, as the number of confirmed cases statewide edged past 10,000 today.
City Pulse to begin distribution at Quality Dairy
WEDNESDAY, April 1 — City Pulse will be available at Quality Dairy beginning shortly.
Sales decline at Michigan pot shops after recent surge
Following one of the most profitable weeks ever for Michigan’s legal marijuana industry last month, pot shops across the state watched sales plunge last week.
Emergency order: All Ingham County businesses must screen employees
While many businesses and services have closed or switched entirely to remote operations, those that remain open in Ingham County must screen their employees for the coronavirus.
Mayor: East Lansing Police ‘over-stop’ black drivers — ‘which is not acceptable’
East Lansing Mayor Ruth Beier is urging the East Lansing Police Department to rethink its approach to traffic enforcement after recent data showed that officers had disproportionately stopped black drivers in the city over the last two months.
Ingham County charts first COVID-19 death
Ingham County charted its first COVID-19 death this afternoon as the number of deaths reported in Michigan rises to 337, with 9,300 confirmed cases statewide.
Community Foundation establishes $1 million matching grant to fight COVID-19
The Capital Region Community Foundation announced tonight it will use $1 million to match new donations to human services agencies to cope with the coronavirus pandemic.