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Pastor Paul Elam Jr. of the Tabernacle of David Church in Lansing, seemed to endorse political candidate Tamera Carter and ask for donations to her when he spoke to his congregation last Sunday.
Lansing church uses pulpit to raise money for City Council candidate
 FRIDAY, Aug. 4 —- A local pastor entered at least a grey area last Sunday when he seemed to endorse Lansing City Council candidate Tamera Carter and solicit money for her from his … more
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Candidate who declined Schor's money accepted $5,000 from other PACs
THURSDAY, Aug. 3  — Tamera Carter has made an issue of declining support from Lansing Mayor Andy Schor through his political action committee for her campaign for an at-large seat on the … more
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First Ward Council member Ryan Kost
Kost knew of 2010 Eaton County court debt for at least the last two years
FRIDAY, July 28 — First Ward Lansing City Council Member Ryan Kost has changed his story about being unaware for the last 13 years that he owed over $10,000 to Eaton County District Court stemming from an auto accident. more
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A map of the Lansing Township controlled portion of Groesbeck neighborhood.
Lansing Township prevails in appeal over annexation
FRIDAY, July 21 — The Michigan Court of Appeals sided yesterday with Lansing Township in upholding a ruling that stops the city of Lansing’s efforts to annex the Groesbeck Neighborhood … more
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Clinton Mireles heard the storm that ripped through the city's east side around midnight Thursday. He described hearing a sound like "an explosion." When he and his family went outside to investigate, they found a tree had fallen, damaging the corner of the roof of his front porch and crushing his Chevy Impala. The car was the family's only source of transportation.
Two tales of eastside Lansing's big storm
FRIDAY, July 14 — Clinton Mireles, who lives on South Fairview Avenue on Lansing’s east side, took a chance Thursday when the early-morning storm slowed a bit to run into his backyard to … more
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Hertel, Barrett face-off set in 7th
The Race for the 7th congressional district is joined more
Lansing Community college has been sued in federal district court over a data breach that may have affected more than three-quarters of a million people.
Two more suits filed against LCC over data breach
The first of what likely will be at least two suits has been filed in federal court against Lansing Community College over a data breach that may have involved more than 750,000 students, staff and … more
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MD Industries and Rehbel Industries, marijuana businesses that were housed in the John Bean Building on Cedar Street in Lansing, have been sold to a Farmington Hills-baed company.
Lansing’s MD and Rehbel Industries sold for $2.25 million
FRIDAY, June 23 — The court-ordered receiver of marijuana businesses MD Industries and Rehbel Industries has agreed to sell the businesses, including their three marijuana licenses, for $2.25 … more
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Ben Dowd (right) working with Lansing Pride volunteers in 2022 for the organization’s first festival. Lansing Pride returns to Old Town this Saturday (June 17).
Lansing Pride’s Ben Dowd: From rural town to toast of the town
Ben Dowd grew up in the shadow of a non-defunct air force base in Oscoda, Michigan. Wurtsmith Air Force Base was decommissioned in 1993, straddling Iosco and Oscoda counties in northeastern Michigan. … more
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Attendees enjoy an evening of music and dancing at the 2022 517 Juneteenth Festival.
Juneteenth events honor local Black history and culture
Juneteenth, a national holiday since 2021 and a state holiday in Michigan since 2020, honors the official end of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, hundreds of thousands of African … more
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Ken Beachler
Ken Beachler, who helped birth the Wharton Center, dies
Ken Beachler, the founding executive director of the Wharton Center for the Performing Arts and a leading member of the Lansing theatrical community, has died. He was 87. The cause of his death … more
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Lawyers for Lansing City Council member Jeffey Brown deny he is guilty of unethical behavior.
Ethics complaints against Brown ‘frivolous,’ attorneys say
SATURDAY, June 3 — Attorneys for Council Member Jeffrey Brown are arguing the Lansing Ethics Board should dismiss a “frivolous” complaint that resulted in an independent … more
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Lansing City Council member Jeffrey Brown
Lansing Council member Jeffrey Brown violated the city’s ethics ordinance, independent probe finds
FRIDAY, June 2 — Lansing City Council Member Jeffrey Brown violated the city’s ethics ordinance on two fronts, a report by an independent attorney found after investigating a complaint by … more
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Eaton County Courthouse in Charlotte, where on Wednesday the Board of Commissioners passed a resolution telling officials not to enforce laws restricting firearms.
Eaton County passes measure instructing officials not to enforce gun restrictions
FRIDAY, May 19 —Eaton County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution encouraging the county prosecutor and sheriff not to enforce “unconstitutional” gun laws. “This … more
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The City of Lansing's South Washington Office Complex, 2500 S. Washington Ave., an old Michigan National Guard Armory, will "likely" be torn down to make room for the city's new Public Safety Complex.
Old armory 'likely' coming down to make more room for the new Public Safety Complex
Updated plans for the new Public Safety Complex in Lansing include a proposal to demolish the South Washington Office Complex, affecting three city operations and a United Way service that are housed … more
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Emma Li, an Okemos High School sophomore, won the 2023 Congressional High School Art Competition in the 7th District with "Homestyle."
Okemos High student wins 7th Congressional District art prize
WEDNESDAY, May 17 — An Okemos High School student has won the 2023 Congressional High School Art Competition in the 7 th Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin announced today. … more
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin announces list of local leaders who support her bid for the U.S.Senate.
Anthony, 52 Mid-Michigan leaders back Slotkin's U.S. Senate run
FRIDAY, May 12 — Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Sarah Anthony, every other elected Democratic legislator from the mid-Michigan region and 50 other elected and non-elected leaders came … more
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Map: Lansing properties that have been red-tagged for more than ten years
Map: Lansing properties that have been red-tagged for more than ten years
The City of Lansing has red-tagged about 700 residences, meaning Code Compliance Office inspectors have found them unsafe to occupy. Of those residences, 21 have been red-tagged at least 10 years. more
An early rendition of a building in Harry Hepler's as yet unnamed redevelopment project. The project is still in the very early stages and will rely on a rezoning request currently pending before the City Council
Developer eyes blighted residential area near Saginaw and Pennsylvania for up to 240 apartments
WEDNESDAY, May 10 — A local developer has proposed building a townhouse-style complex with as many as 240 apartments in a blighted residential area near Saginaw Street and Pennsylvania Avenue … more
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Family events range from baby to toddler to teen and beyond at CADL’s 13 branches, but they actually “start in the womb,” CADL executive director Scott Duimstra said.
Bell, book and Kindle
Are you one of those readers who like to open a biography in the middle, to get to the good stuff? You don’t care what Napoleon or Catherine the Great did in diapers?  … more
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