Andrew Roth
Reporter-
City Council members heard testimony Tuesday from business owners who say a brawl during Michigan State University’s welcome week is just one example of the type of behavior they see every weekend. -
Haslett Public Schools is launching a taskforce focused on student safety as the district faces scrutiny for its handling of allegations that an elementary school student inappropriately touched four classmates on a school playground. -
The footage shows multiple fights breaking out in downtown East Lansing and police appearing to spray an unidentified liquid into the crowd before making an arrest. -
Renovations have already started on the former prison, which hasn’t been active since 1934. -
The owner of a historic house in Lansing is asking the city for more time after failing a safety inspection that could lead to the structure’s demolition. -
Animal caretakers at the Potter Park Zoo are mourning the loss of two animals – a female rhino and a red panda cub – in one week. -
Haslett Public Schools administrators say the district is making changes in response to a May incident that allegedly involved an elementary school student inappropriately touching four classmates. -
Council President Ryan Kost says the city charter has provided for an attendance policy since 1977, but the city has not had one on the books until now. -
The ordinance changes how the city awards contracts, giving more weight to non-monetary factors than to costs. -
The new route spans five miles of campus and makes seven stops along the way, including at the Wharton Center, IM East, Anthony Hall and Commuter Lot #89.
