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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor used his State of the City address on Tuesday to tout major public and private investments and present a vision for a resilient Capital City.
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Residents have less than two weeks to file for the board tasked with amending the city’s governing document.
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The $8 million award will support up to 50 charging stations in mid-Michigan.
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Residents are asking the Lansing City Council to formally oppose U.S. aid to Israel. Officials also discussed an expansion of the River Trail network.
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After being closed for more than four years, the 101-year-old pool is gearing up for a $6 million renovation.
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Adam Hussain was elected as the council's vice president during the board's meeting Wednesday night. Trini Lopez-Pehlivanoglu and Tamera Carter were sworn in to their at-large positions.
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Lansing officials recently cleared a homeless encampment near the Kalamazoo Street bridge, prompting calls to invest more in sheltering the city’s unhoused population.
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The long-time Lansing resident was elected to one of the city's at-large seats in November. "This feels like it was a long time coming," Lopez-Pehlivanoglu told WKAR.
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One of the longest serving members of the Lansing City Council is retiring at the end of this year. Wood spoke with WKAR's Arjun Thakkar about her experience in government.
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A new warming center to keep adults warm through cold winter nights is opening Monday on Lansing’s Westside. The facility is not open to families with children.