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The City of Lansing is seeking to reduce challenges and barriers faced by people experiencing homelessness through a new committee.
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Election officials in mid-Michigan are working out a plan to implement new voting requirements under Proposal 2.
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The City of Lansing is appealing the verdict of a federal case that awarded $1 million in damages to a former firefighter who alleged he faced a hostile work environment.
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Lansing's new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Board is preparing to meet for the first timeA new advisory board in Lansing will focus on matters related to diversity and inclusion.
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This past year, the city of Lansing experienced fewer homicides and deaths from heroin overdoses than in 2021.
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More than two dozen community service organizations in Lansing have been awarded federal grants totaling nearly $2 million.
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Lawmakers who represent mid-Michigan districts are set to hold key leadership positions in next year’s Democrat-controlled state legislature. The shakeup in the Capitol could affect the Lansing area.
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City of Lansing officials say a customer service hotline launched in May has answered over 17,000 calls from residents. People can receive answers to any city related question by dialing 311.
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The City of Lansing is moving forward with plans to fund development projects along South Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
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The city of Lansing and Windsor Township are signing a revenue sharing agreement that will also benefit Consumers Energy.