Andrew Roth
Reporter-
A seasonal outdoor seating area in East Lansing may not return this summer as some say crime and homelessness have increased downtown. -
State grants will be layered on top of existing federal funds to increase the amount of down payment assistance available to prospective homeowners in the city of Jackson. -
Public safety officials are encouraging mid-Michigan residents to ensure they have multiple ways of receiving emergency alerts after Friday’s deadly tornadoes in southwest Michigan. -
The city of Lansing is increasing funding for roads and police amid state budget changes and being awarded a federal grant. -
Lansing residents will have opportunities to weigh in on a proposed downtown data center and tighter regulations for liquor stores during upcoming public hearings. -
City Council members voted to introduce a new system to allow officials to deem a property unsafe without sending it through a process that could end in its demolition.
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Lansing voters could be asked to weigh in on whether to sell the Lansing Shuffle property to the Detroit-based real estate development company that operates it. -
The Lansing Planning Commission is recommending approval of a rezoning request for a data center development downtown, reversing course on a previous vote.
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East Lansing City Council members could narrow a proposed ban on camping in public spaces after meeting with groups who say the proposal would target unhoused individuals. -
As Lansing lawmakers debate competing property tax relief plans, officials in Delta Township say the stakes are real. Eaton County leaders warn that cuts could slowly erode funding for police, roads and other essential services.
