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City of East Lansing
Published 11 hours agoEast Lansing Art Festival Announces Call to Artists for 64th Annual Event
The 64th annual East Lansing Art Festival is seeking fine artists and craftspeople for next year’s event. The festival is set for the weekend of May 22-23, 2027.
City of East Lansing
Published September 28New ELPD Chaplains to Meet Community at Faith & Blue Event on Saturday, Oct. 3 in Lansing
The East Lansing Police Department (ELPD) is pleased to announce that two new chaplains have joined the department and will attend this year’s Faith & Blue event on Saturday, Oct. 3 to meet the community.
Clinton County Antique Machinery Club to Host Antique Tractor Plow Day
The Clinton County Antique Machinery Club Inc. will host an Antique Tractor Plow Day Saturday, October 3, beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until the ... [FULL STORY] The post Clinton County Antique Machinery Club to Host Antique Tractor Plow Day first appeared on Clinton County…
Lansing Police investigating fifth homeless death on the River Trail in 11 months
Police say they are also probing whether the deaths — four beatings and a stabbing — are connected.
WKAR, WILX-TV 10, FOX 47 present Michigan’s 7th Congressional District Debate
The debate between Congressman Tom Barrett (R) and challenger William Lawrence (D) will be moderated by Sheri Jones of WKAR and David Andrews of News 10 Lansing.
East Lansing Public Schools Superintendent Dori Leyko to Retire
Leyko, who has spent a decade as the district's superintendent, will retire at the end of the school year.
East Lansing Council Members Talk Infrastructure, Upcoming Election at Community Forum
The forum was hosted by Mayor Pro Tem Chuck Grigsby and Councilmember Kerry Ebersole Singh.
City of East Lansing
Published 18 hours agoTwo East Lansing Employees Chosen for Bloomberg’s Path to Public Innovation
Two City of East Lansing employees have recently been accepted into the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation’s Path to Public Innovation training program.
El Niño could bring milder, less snowy winter to Michigan, climatologist says
El Niño may bring milder temperatures and less snowfall to Michigan this fall and winter, according to MSU climatologist Jeff Andresen
Benson, James boast dueling endorsements from first responders, veterans groups
Both Republican John James and Democrat Jocelyn Benson have taken on endorsements from emergency workers and veterans in their campaigns for Michigan governor.
Downballot statewide candidates try to find space and capture attention in busy election season
Candidates for Attorney General and Secretary of State are trying to capture voters' attention while more high-profile races get the spotlight ahead of the November election.
Health policy polling shows similar feelings across party lines
New polling shows Michigan Democratic and Republican voters are not all that different when it comes to their views on health policy.