Maxwell Howard
Reporter-
Thousands are expected to attend the "No Kings" protest in Lansing at the State Capitol in association with demonstrations nationwide. -
The proposed social district within East Lansing's Albert EL Fresco would allow people to buy alcohol from restaurants and bars and bring drinks into the pedestrian space. -
Lawmakers and faith leaders are calling for calm ahead of a Saturday protest in Lansing, part of a nationwide day of action critical of the Trump administration. -
Under the new framework, Delta Township will pay $8 million a year to keep Eaton County sheriff’s patrols. -
The company has opted to replace the structure with new development. Granger Group Marketing Director Tara Fay said restoring the aging building would have cost more than constructing a modern facility. -
Brenda Tracy is alleging the Michigan State University Board of Trustees intentionally released her name after she filed the Tucker complaint. -
While a federal judge dismissed the portions of the lawsuit against the MSU Board, she said claims against Trustees Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno could still be pursued. -
The city’s financial strain stems in part from the loss of revenue from the Board of Water and Light, after the Michigan Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that a city-imposed “franchise fee” was illegal. -
Los residentes de Sycamore Townhomes solicitan más tiempo y asistencia financiera antes de su desalojo programado para el 31 de mayo. El grupo local de defensa “Lansing's Rent is Too Damn High” afirma que unas 60 personas aún viven en el complejo. -
Residents of Sycamore Townhomes are asking for more time and financial assistance ahead of their scheduled eviction on May 31. Local advocacy group Lansing’s Rent is Too Damn High says around 60 people still live in the complex.
