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As a public service, City Pulse is compiling a list of restaurants that are open for carryout and delivery.
Schwartz hosts his weekly conversation with MSU Political Science professor Matt Grossman about the presidential campaign – you remember that?
Candice Wilmore, 71, is a retired retail sales worker and photographer. She stays in the senior living apartment complex Friendship Manor, which is near the Frandor Shopping Center.
Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail warned today that as COVID-19 cases continue to rise, Greater Lansing, is starting to look more and more like a suburb of Detroit.
Chelle Peterson is the costume designer for Lansing Community College’s Department of Performing Arts. She is one of many local artists applying their talents to making masks to help with critical shortages.
Bethanne Harms, 40, Lansing, is a stay-at-home mother and artist.
More than 400 are dead from COVID-19 in Michigan, including three in Greater Lansing, as the number of confirmed cases statewide edged past 10,000 today.
Jazz Alliance of Mid-Michigan, or JAMM, announced via a press release its plan to send eight $200 grants to Mid-Michigan jazz musicians.
The East Lansing Police Department has been ordered to release additional video footage and investigative reports tied to an alleged incident of excessive force.
School of Rock East Lansing, a musical education program that focuses on — you guessed it — rock ‘n’ roll, isn’t quite ready to pack up its Stratocasters and Flying V’s in face of the coronavirus.
More than 30 years ago, when the Internet was still a vague glimmer in most people’s minds, I was on former Gov. James Blanchard’s Hi-Tech Task Force, which was charged with studying and issuing a roadmap for the future of technology communication in Michigan.
Ray Walsh celebrated his 50th anniversary selling books in 2019, a milestone you don’t achieve in any business without trying new things.
My favorite thing is an autographed copy of the George Harrison self-titled album from 1979.
