News across Clinton County
David Hollister, a visionary mayor of Lansing, dies
Hollister, who served from 1994 to 2003, led the successful fight to keep GM and reshaped downtown, passed away at 84.
Iron Mountain spruce becomes State of Michigan’s 40th Christmas tree
LANSING - The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB) has selected the official 2026 state Christmas tree – a 60-foot spruce from Iron Mountain in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, donated by the Larry Riccio family. The spruce will arrive in downtown Lansing Nov.…
WAMC Northeast Public Radio
Published September 23Joint training brings together firefighters from across Clinton County
Clinton County firefighters train for mutual aid scenarios
Man killed in early morning officer-involved shooting in Lansing
The shooting occurred early Wednesday morning on the 600 block of Jolly Road in Lansing.
East Lansing Schools Rethink Sex Education With New Curriculum
The updated curriculum shifts focus toward reproductive health, identity, healthy relationships and consent.
Writer Hanif Abdurraqib to speak on basketball and the Midwest during East Lansing visit
The author of "There's Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension," Hanif Abdurraqib will be speaking in East Lansing in late September as part of the One Grand Read initiative.
East Lansing Artists Featured in ArtPrize
Five East Lansing artists spoke with ELi about their pieces.
Ordinance Committee Meeting Set for September 28
The Ordinance Committee will meet Monday, September 28, at 9 a.m. in Conference Room 2, Suite 202, at the Clinton County Annex Building. The meeting ... [FULL STORY] The post Ordinance Committee Meeting Set for September 28 first appeared on Clinton County Daily News .
East Lansing Considers Upwards of $40 Million in Bond Payments For Infrastructure, Facility Upgrades
The East Lansing City Council is poised to begin a 45-day period in which residents could force a referendum on the city’s proposal to issue tens of millions of dollars in bonds for sewer infrastructure and improvements to city facilities. The city is considering borrowing nearly…
What to know Monday as MSU recovers from campus power outage
Power is back across most of Michigan State University’s East Lansing campus, but steam and hot water problems are still disrupting classes, work and some campus services Monday.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: A Conversation About Food With The Local Epicurean
Mike Mudrey, co-owner of The Local Epicurean and For Crêpe Sake talks with Anna.
Power restored to much of MSU campus; classes move online through Monday
Power has been restored to much of Michigan State University’s East Lansing campus, but hot water remains out in most buildings as classes move online and most employees work remotely through Monday.