Ed Coury
Reporter-
East Lansing Police are releasing security and body camera video from a downtown brawl during Michigan State University's move-in weekend. -
The Jackson County Michigan Historical Society is against demolishing Reynolds Hall on Wildwood Avenue to build a new structure near Jackson High School. -
The Lansing branch of the civil rights organization says the proposals would weaken the authority of East Lansing’s Independent Police Oversight Commission. -
The City Rescue Mission has opened phase one of a new shelter in Lansing. It will house the Mission's men's shelter services, and eventually include a dorm for single women. -
Craig Ryan Fine Clothing, a Michigan-based men’s clothier set to open a location next Tuesday in the Atrium Building on Washington Square. The opening comes as retail vacancies downtown drop. -
Plans for the long-awaited $28 million Ovation Center in downtown Lansing are moving ahead — but with fewer architectural flourishes than originally proposed. -
Homeowners in Jackson looking to spruce up the front of their homes can now get financial help from the city through the newly launched Curb Appeal Program. -
The Alliance for the Great Lakes says data centers could go through more than 150 billion gallons of water annually from the Great Lakes region within the next five years. -
A 30% federal tax credit which helps offset the cost of solar panel installation is being phased out, following the passage of the Trump administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” -
The City of Lansing is putting the brakes on a plan to take over all curbside trash collection. A proposal introduced last week would have made Lansing the sole provider of curbside trash pickup.
