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The catastrophic storm that devastated Greater Lansing this summer tragically took the lives of several people in our community, knocked out power for tens of thousands of families and caused millions of dollars in property damage. It’s just the latest example of increasingly extreme weather here in Michigan and across the country.
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By PENELOPE TSERNOGLOU
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10/26/23
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A little over a year ago, Michigan State University President Samuel Stanley turned in his 90-day notice. He was tired of dealing with a group of micro-managing trustees, several of whom had told him to hit the road only months before.
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By Kyle Melinn
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10/26/23
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The catastrophic storm that devastated Greater Lansing this summer tragically took the lives of several people in our community, knocked out power for tens of thousands of families and caused millions of dollars in property damage. It’s just the latest example of increasingly extreme weather here in Michigan and across the country.
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Penelope Tsernoglou
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10/23/23
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It’s time once again for Lansing and East Lansing voters to choose representatives to serve on their respective city councils. Sadly, less than 20% of eligible voters are expected to participate in the off-year,
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10/19/23
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By now, we all know the pro-choice/reproductive freedom movement propelled Democrats last year to their best ballot victories in a generation.
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By Kyle Melinn
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10/19/23
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Sunday’s shooting death of Ted Lawson as he campaigned door-to-door for Lansing City Council candidate Trini Lopez Pehlivanoglu on a neighborhood street can’t be simply chalked up as a sad tragedy and the city’s ninth homicide of the year.
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Kyle Melinn
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10/12/23
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Access to broadband internet during the Coronavirus pandemic was one of the most significant and advantageous tools for families, students and workers during a historic, frightening period of world history.
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By SEAN HOLLAND
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10/12/23
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A unique new housing co-op that will mix young adult refugees with native-born Americans is coming to Lansing.
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By JOAN NELSON
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10/5/23
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My student was so looking forward to getting his new laptop computer. While he waited, he wasn’t doing his writing assignments. Then he stopped coming to class.
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By DEDRIA HUMPHRIES BARKER
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9/28/23
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Last week, state Rep. Karen Whitsett, D-Detroit, derailed progressive Democrats’ plan to roll back more than 40 years of assorted abortion restrictions and barriers
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By Kyle Melinn
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9/28/23
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Assisted Outpatient Treatment — AOT —is an effective tool to help individuals with serious mental health conditions who are caught in a cycle of repeat hospitalizations, homelessness and incarcerations.
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By KATREVA BISBEE and MARGARET KEELER
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9/28/23
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When I left Lansing in 2009 after high school, I was convinced Lansing was a small, dead-end town with no redeeming qualities. After a decade in the heart of the sprawling, affluent and cultured metropolis of Dallas, followed by two years of world travel, I am thrilled to be returning home to “little old Lansing.” And I’m not the only one.
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By EVAN B. CARR
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9/21/23
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Could President Joe Biden’s declining abilities push him out of the 2024 reelection campaign, forcing Democrats to go to their ample bench to find a replacement?
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By KYLE MELINN
Capital News Service | 9/14/23 |
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A few weeks ago, I watched the unveiling of “Mother Tree” in Hunter Park. This magnificent sculpture is the work of Ivan Iler, a Michigan artist with a national reputation.
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By JOAN NELSON
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9/14/23
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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson kicked up the hornet’s nest last week when she tossed around the idea of keeping former President Donald Trump off the primary ballot due to his various indictments.
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By Kyle Melinn
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9/7/23
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While I was a professor with the Lansing Community College writing program, part of my job was to help grade students’ writing. Their writing was keyed to class assignments. The one I hated was the one where students were assigned to write about a photograph.
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By DEDRIA HUMPHRIES BARKER
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8/31/23
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If you think you’ve had a bad day, go talk to poor Perry Johnson. Michigan’s own “quality guru,” who wanted to be governor so badly he spent $7 million of his own money on a campaign that imploded at takeoff last year ...
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By KYLE MELINN
Capital News Service | 8/24/23 |
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Let’s start with what the City Pulse Fund is, which is an educational nonprofit. It was organized in 2019 in accordance with section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Service code. Its officers are me as president, Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist Eric Freedman as vice president and longtime City Pulse contributor Bill Castanier as secretary.
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By BERL SCHWARTZ
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8/24/23
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I am calling on Sen. Debbie Stabenow to ask her to support the Save America’s Forgotten Equine (“SAFE”) Act, a bill that would permanently ban the domestic slaughter of American horses as well as the export of horses for slaughter abroad.
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8/17/23
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12-year-old Tashawn Bernard is a victim of racial profiling. The Lansing Police Department made a very wrong mistake by not investigating deeper into the arrest detaining Tashawn.
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8/17/23
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