News across Clinton County
East Lansing Continues to Hammer Out Vision for Future Land Use
City officials discussed affordable housing and simplifying the city code.
‘Everybody knows somebody’: Lansing residents remember 9/11, 25 years later
Dozens gathered at a memorial service in downtown Lansing to honor the citizens and first responders who lost their lives in the 9/11 terrorist attack.
Local Variety Show Turns 20
On Friday, Sept. 18, All Saints Episcopal Church will host its 20th anniversary show for its popular "The Coffeehouse" series.
In photos: Dozens gather in Lansing to mark 25 years since 9/11
Dozens gathered in downtown Lansing Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, joining communities across Mid-Michigan in remembrance.
Mid-Michigan communities to mark 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks with ceremonies, events
Lansing and Mid-Michigan communities will hold Sept. 11 ceremonies and events Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the 2001 attacks.
Poll shows Benson and Gilchrist lead as Senate and Attorney General races remain tight
LANSING — Michigan’s races for governor and U.S. Senate remain highly competitive less than two months before Election Day, as voters express growing dissatisfaction with the economy, the Iran war and President Trump’s performance, according to a new statewide poll. The Detroit…
Michigan voters to decide constitutional convention and campaign finance proposals
LANSING — Voters across Michigan will decide two statewide ballot proposals in the November 3 election: An automatic, periodic question on whether to convene a constitutional convention and a citizen-initiated measure seeking to prohibit political contributions from regulated…
Foundation recognizes Woolford for fighting waste
State Rep. Jason Woolford, R-Howell, has received the Foundation for Government Accountability’s national Rising Star Award, recognizing his efforts to combat waste, fraud and abuse in government and protect Michigan taxpayers. The award recognizes emerging state leaders who have…
MSU Student Clinic to Help Homeless Pet Owners Keep Animals Healthy
On Sept. 27, MSU veterinary students will put on a free clinic where people who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless can have their pets cared for.
Council Roundup: Council Moves Forward With Manager Search, Amends Housing Requirement
The council voted to loosen the city's diverse housing requirement.
Lane on Grand River Avenue to be Closed this Week Ahead of Student Book Store Demolition
The building is being demolished so The Howard, a 12-story apartment complex, can be built.
Vending Machines Selling Pizza, Sandwiches and Much More Come to East Lansing
The new machines are located in a storefront in downtown East Lansing.