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Action comes after compromise with Schor administration TUESDAY, July 26 — The Lansing City Council gave the Schor administration the green light last night to spend more than $24 million […]
By TODD HEYWOOD MONDAY, July 25 — A proposed new public safety facility for the city of Lansing will be built on the site of the former McLaren parking lot next to the South …
FRIDAY, July 22 — Ingham County Commissioner Emily Stivers apparently violated the county’s ethics policy and state election law last year by handing out campaign material at a Commission …
FRIDAY, July 22 – A group of 119 residents of the Groesbeck neighborhood in Lansing Township are asking for the area to be annexed by the city of Lansing. “Our friends and neighbors in …
THURSDAY, July 21 — Following a complaint city employees failed to assist a person with learning disabilities fill out paperwork for a Freedom of Information Act request, the city is working on …
Enerson, business and financial manager of the eastside nonprofit, will replace founding director Joan Nelson, who will retire next month.
"It was in poor taste and not reflective of the civil discourse that our community rightfully deserves and expects. I made an error in judgement and will learn from my mistake and be better in the future.'
WEDNESDAY, June 22 — The Historical Society of Greater Lansing will focus on exterior architecture in a walking tour tomorrow along Moores River Drive. City Pulse's print edition …
A congressional committee spent Thursday night laying out a carefully documented argument that groups like the Three Percenters Militia and the Proud Boys worked together in a conspiracy of sedition -- legal charges members and of both groups face in federal court.
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor is standing by his director of the Human Resources Department despite critical independent reviews raising concerns about the department's operations.
