Ed Coury
Reporter-
Los defensores dicen que la población sin hogar de Lansing continúa creciendo, mientras que los recursos para ayudarlos siguen siendo difíciles de encontrar. -
One Lansing shelter manager says there are between 1,200-1,500 people experiencing homelessness in the city right now.
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With National Guardsmen in LA, an MSU professor looks back to the deployment of the Guard in DetroitRoger Rosentreter is an assistant professor of history at Michigan State University. He says in 1967 the entire Michigan National Guard was dispatched to Detroit to end rioting and unrest. -
President and CEO of Experience Jackson Ryan Tarrant says the Michigan International Speedway attracts around 400,000 visitors each year. -
In a now taken down online post, the Department of Homeland Security listed hundreds of what the department called “sanctuary jurisdictions" which included East Lansing. -
Residents had been ordered to leave the Lansing property but the court-appointed receiver for Sycamore Townhomes has extended that eviction notice by at least 20 days. -
Genesee County Habitat for Humanity and Metro Community Development have signed a letter of intent to join forces. -
The Michigan Shakespeare Festival’s board has cancelled this summer’s shows. -
The non-profit Mackinac Center for Public Policy claims the funding is unconstitutional, because it was approved without the required two-thirds support of state lawmakers. -
Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum is seeking the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State.
