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A Lansing barber that advertised “no mask required” haircuts on Facebook now appears to have fallen in line with local health orders after a visit from the police.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/15/20
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A crowd of several dozen retirees gathered in front of Lansing City Hall on Monday to protest pending changes to their health care benefits.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/15/20
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Photos show that one of the alleged co-conspirators in the plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer participated in two protests in Lansing three years ago.
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Staff
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10/15/20
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Several political candidates in Ingham, Clinton and Eaton counties have contended that structural racism does not exist within their local communities as social unrest persists ahead of the general election.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/15/20
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As Michigan voters focus on major hot races such as those for president and U.S. Senate, some other contests, well, aren’t really contests.
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Eric Freedman
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10/11/20
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Thousands of yard signs for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign are now available for pick-up in Lansing.
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STAFF
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10/10/20
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While much of the focus of the allegations of a bizarre kidnapping plot involving the governor has been on the unknown group Wolverine Watchmen, at least three of the defendants in the plot had ties to other militia groups in Michigan.
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STAFF
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10/9/20
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The Barry Eaton District Health Department is tracking a significant increase in newly detected COVID-19 cases in Delta Township and elsewhere that began surging in September and continued last week.
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Staff
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10/9/20
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A Lansing barber is once again flouting COVID-19 precautions, advertising “no mask required” haircuts and telling Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to “suck it.”
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/8/20
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Another defective ballot drop box in Lansing that was found ajar and then taken out of operation for maintenance is back open this morning following concerns echoed by the Michigan Republican Party over the security of mail-in votes ahead of the general election.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/8/20
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The Lansing NAACP is hosting a series of voter registration drives geared toward voter education and increasing voter turnout ahead of the November election.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/7/20
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Residents who bought permits to park on streets overnight are being fully refunded for the costs after the Lansing City Council repealed a ban on overnight parking.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/7/20
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Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope is assuring residents that local ballot dropboxes are locked and secured after what he labeled as a “disingenuous” video was circulated last month by the Michigan Republican Party that showed an unlocked drop box in Lansing.
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Kyle Kaminski
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10/7/20
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Purple Michigan is a six-part series reporting on the presidential campaign in Michigan in different locations across the state. This series is paid for by contributions from you to the City Pulse Fund for Community Journalism. To contribute, please go to lansingcitypulse.com/donation.
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Staff
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10/7/20
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At the Husted’s Farm Market, a woman plucking apples for her homemade pies and fritters shook her head when asked how she’d describe her community’s political behavior.
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SAMANTHA SHRIBER AND KYLE MELINN
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10/7/20
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In few places can an illegal landfill, once deserted and polluted by volatile organic compounds and random metals, be pursued as the site for a $40 million luxury apartment complex.
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SAMANTHA SHRIBER
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10/7/20
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When it comes to drain assessments, David Fisher is a two-time loser.
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Danielle James
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10/6/20
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The Democratic candidate for Ingham County commissioner from Lansing’s east side has declined to disclose his records on campaign spending to the media after he was questioned about whether he is violating the state’s reporting requirements.
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Berl Schwartz
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10/5/20
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Why do farmers join new farmers markets, especially in poor urban areas where the financial risk is greater than in more affluent communities?
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Eric Freedman
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10/3/20
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As the pandemic forces more students online, the lack of affordable broadband internet could cause lower performance of rural Michigan schoolchildren.
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Zholdas Orisbayev
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10/3/20
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