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Following the murder of George Floyd, ELPS administrators vowed to undertake new efforts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Where does the district stand on meeting those goals?
Trends around funeral services and memorials have been changing nationwide. These differences can be seen locally.
Monday night saw an East Lansing Public Schools Board of Education meeting like no other in recent memory. The room was overflowing, with attendees filling the meeting room and spilling into the ...
A long look back at ELi – and bright hopes for the future – from founder Alice Dreger.
In May, voters approved a bond of more than $23 million to pay for projects that improve school safety. At the Monday, Nov. 11 East Lansing Board of Education meeting, district leadership gave an ...
East Lansing officials are considering slashing more than $2.6 million from the Parks and Recreation Department budget, as city leaders grapple with a projected $3.1 million deficit in the next fiscal ...
A request by University Lutheran Church to build a solar array is being stymied by a 2012 East Lansing ordinance created to regulate alternative energy in the city. At its Wednesday, July 12, meeting, ...
On Sunday, Jan. 29, we received a press release indicating an organization based in Temple, Texas, called The Uvalde Foundation for Kids had launched an investigation into violence and safety concerns ...
A proposed pizza shop and expansion to the FieldHouse sports bar downtown was rejected by City Council, as members were against raising the occupancy of the busy downtown bar. St. Anne LLC proposed ...
Ray Walsh has owned and operated Curious Book Shop for fifty years. He's hoping the community will help his employees.
The botanical garden on the MSU campus is known as a place for research, education, tranquility and activities.
Material just released under the Freedom of Information Act shows the Metzger/Fabian family chose to redevelop their portion of Parking Lot #11 after being told the city would not continue to rent it ...