With a majority of the Bailey Street parking lot blocked off since Friday, some downtown businesses say they've already taken a hit.

The council authorized the police chief to sign updated use of force policies, though it's unclear what impact the council's action has -- if any

There are more than two dozen elected positions and ballot proposals on East Lansing ballots.

New Style Salon in the Trowbridge area has gained a reputation of being a comfortable space for Muslim women to get their hair done.

Expect less snow in mid-Michigan this winter, as a "Super El Niño" brings higher temperatures.

Nationally, sexual assault rates are decreasing. However, on college campuses rates are remaining steady or even increasing.

Several projects proposed to be built at the site have stalled since city officials said they would like the land to be developed, lot owners say.

Events for data week will focus on AI, data centers and data science.

There are three on-the-ballot candidates and three write-in candidates vying for four seats on the East Lansing school board.

Leyko, who has spent a decade as the district's superintendent, will retire at the end of the school year.

The Nov. 3 election will follow an August primary election that saw high turnout in East Lansing.

East Lansing's income tax won't expire for another four years. Should city officials already be worried about hurdles the tax could face in a renewal vote?

East Lansing residents will decide whether or not to move city elections from odd-numbered to even-numbered years at the Nov. 3 election.

City leaders publicly discussed moving City Hall last year, but any plans appear to be on hold until the council selects a new city manager.

The updated curriculum shifts focus toward reproductive health, identity, healthy relationships and consent.

Mike Mudrey, co-owner of The Local Epicurean and For Crêpe Sake talks with Anna.

The Aug. 2 incident has drawn sharp condemnation from area residents and the Lansing NAACP branch.

A large grant was a lifeline to the parks department during the last fiscal year, but a budget cut and lower program enrollment raises questions for the future.

The Justice League will provide two grants worth more than $11,000 to local Black-owned businesses.

The city could install a new utility to pay for infrastructure improvements that reduce flooding.

Businesses in the Trowbridge Plaza will hold a Thrift and Thrive event on Wednesday, Sept. 23.

East Lansing seniors will teach grade school children how to sew, carve, paint and much more in October.

ELPL, MSU Libraries and CADL patrons are invited to read Abdurraqib's "There's Always This Year" On Basketball and Ascension" and participate in related programs.

East Lansing Info Deputy Editor Anna Liz Nichols talks with Library Communications Lead Gabby Kindig about ELPL's programs and resources.

On Friday, Sept. 18, All Saints Episcopal Church will host its 20th anniversary show for its popular "The Coffeehouse" series.

On Sept. 27, MSU veterinary students will put on a free clinic where people who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless can have their pets cared for.

The council voted to loosen the city's diverse housing requirement.

East Lansing resident Kaylee Voight won a contest that has landed her peach cobbler waffles in Hilton hotels around the country.

Police deployed drones, a helicopter and police horses downtown as MSU students returned for the new school year.

Clashes between Michigan State College students and union members organizing a labor strike broke out during the summer of 1937.

The business has a decades-long history in East Lansing.

A 1,700-page document obtained through a records request reveals East Lansing’s Flock database is being used by dozens of police departments around Michigan.

Parents who spoke with ELi said that there are more children on the MacDonald Middle School bus than can safely fit in available seats.

Access to technology is very limited at some local preschools that spoke with ELi.

This week on the East Lansing Insider podcast, East Lansing Info Deputy Editor Anna Liz Nichols talks to Joan Rose, a public health water microbiologist and the director of Michigan State University’s Water Alliance, about the Cyclospora outbreak and how the parasite can enter water and food systems. The podcast can be listened to here or on streaming services like…

The city released recordings of finalists in a songwriting contest where participants created songs about East Lansing.

Get the latest on a planned Coratti's Pizzeria Bar and Bocce, Pizzawala's and more!

The group began sending members downtown last fall amid a series of policing controversies.

It's back to school for East Lansing Public Schools students.

A preventative care program that started in 2024 aims to make city trees more resilient against severe weather.

An East Lansing Info reporter joined Parking and Code Enforcement officers for a ride along earlier this summer.

Station leaders hope it is running by the end of the year.

Hear directly from residents and city leaders who reacted to a video of an ELPD officer punching a restrained woman.

Longtime teachers say the expanded use of technology and diminishing standards are among the biggest changes they've seen during their careers.

Some members of the City Council addressed a video showing an officer striking a restrained woman at Tuesday's meeting.

An advocate for one of the charter amendments accused the City Council of adding language to the ballot to dissuade voters from supporting the amendment.

East Lansing teachers describe how salary schedules, inflation and stagnant pay make summer employment a necessity.

In a recently posted video, an ELPD officer can be seen repeatedly striking a 20-year-old Black woman who was restrained by other officers.

The house once belonged to East Lansing's first city manager.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival a staple annual event in East Lansing before it was canceled in 2018.