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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel offers advice in East Lansing on avoiding scams.
As technology evolves, scammers get bolder. What can be done?
On Jan. 18, business owners in the Eastwood Towne Center received calls from a phone number that matched that of the Lansing Township Police Department. more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
The Eaton County Sheriff’s Office released footage Friday from the fatal officer-involved shooting of Garrett Freeman on Jan. 11 in Roxand Township. It shows officers chasing him by car … more
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It was business as usual at the Lansing City Council meeting on Monday night. But that could change with the creation of the Lansing City Charter Review Commission. Candidates in the 36-member field for the nine positions are already talking about big changes in how the city is run.
Lansing’s Charter Revision Commission field set at 36 candidates
Joan Bauer thought she was through with politics. more
Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
Lansing opened its new election office at 1221 Reo Road Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Formerly an elementary school, the Reo Voting Center is one of two places where voters can cast early … more
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An architectural rendering of the former Gabriels Community Credit Union ahead of its renovation about five years ago.
Gabriels credit union still to close — but banking services and a community space are coming
MONDAY, Jan. 22 — The former Gabriels Community Credit Union will still close on Feb. 29 — but will reopen with a video teller and ATM for banking and a community facility that will offer … more
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Lansing Community College's trustees will start looking at candidates applications Monday to fill two board openings.
LCC sets timeline for filling two vacant Trustee seats
SATURDAY, Jan. 20 — Trustees at Lansing Community College will review applications Monday night of candidates to fill two board openings. LCC spokeswoman Marilyn Twine declined yesterday … more
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The Lansing Planning Commission has approved a plan to purchase the old Mason Temple on Capitol Avenue in downtown Lansing for a new City Hall. The Schor administration will submit the purchase proposal to the City Council on Monday.
New City Hall purchase proposal to be introduced to City Council on Monday
THURSDAY, Jan. 18 — Plans are advancing to move Lansing’s City Hall to the historic Masonic Temple building. Announced in September by Mayor Andy Schor, the proposal to purchase the … more
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Lansing-area residents in front of the White House on Saturday for a national protest calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Pleading for peace
As blizzard conditions blanketed the Lansing area Friday night, three Michigan State University students sat cross-legged and sprawled on the floor of the Islamic Center of East Lansing, waiting for a bus to take them to a Washington, D.C., protest the next day. more
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Sportswriter Roland Lazenby wrote his more than 800-page biography of basketball star Earvin “Magic” Johnson without ever speaking to Johnson himself.
New biography details life and career of Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson
Sportswriter Roland Lazenby’s new biography of Earvin “Magic” Johnson reminded me of one of the best pieces of journalism ever written, “Frank Sinatra Has a Cold.”  In 1966, Gay Talese, on assignment for Esquire magazine, wrote a major profile of the Rat Pack legend without ever talking to him, instead opting to talk to his friends. more
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LBGTQ+ reforms among 2024 legislative plans by local delegation
Dear Readers, I’m Maggie George, the political correspondent at the Michigan Information and Research Service and a contributor to City Pulse. more
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Customers of Gabriels Community Credit Union found the signage changed after the New Year’s holiday.
2,700 customers to lose eastside credit union Feb. 29, MSUFCU says
Gabriels Community Credit Union’s 2,700 eastside Lansing customers will be looking for a new banking location as a result of its takeover by the MSU Federal Credit Union. more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
Greater Lansing endured its first major winter storm of the season, with roughly 6 inches of snow Friday and Saturday. Most school districts canceled classes, just before the National Weather … more
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More than 1,500 people attended the annual MLK Day luncheon at the Lansing Center today, where state Sen. Sarah Anthony (right), D-Lansing, questioned Ruby Bridges, who 64 years ago became the first child to integrate an elementary school in the South.
Civil rights legend Ruby Bridges highlights MLK Commission luncheon
MONDAY, Jan. 15 — Over 1,500 people went to the Lansing Center today to see Ruby Bridges, the first Black child to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in 1960. … more
After an early January snowstorm in 2021, Lansing residents on Hillsdale Road were frustrated to see their street still covered in slush and ice days later.
Local departments prepare to tackle heavy snowfall starting today
FRIDAY, Jan. 12 — Snow, followed by kids on sleds. That’s the weather prediction for this weekend. And if holds true, local governments say they will be prepared. more
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When residents of East Lansing’s Glencairn Neighborhood found this two-bedroom 1,144-square-foot home at 921 Sunset Lane, listed on Airbnb without a proper license from the city, they rallied and had it taken down.
To Airbnb, or not to Airbnb? Weighing the pros and cons of short-term rentals in Greater Lansing
When residents of East Lansing’s Glencairn Neighborhood found the house at 921 Sunset Lane listed on Airbnb without a proper city license, they rallied and had it taken down. more
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U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips, D-Minn., campaigning in New Hampshire for the Democratic nomination for president. His next stop: Michigan.
Dean who? The candidate Democrats don’t want may be one they need
Ever heard of Dean Phillips? He’s that congressman from Minnesota. The one who’s challenging President Joe Biden in the Democratic primary. Name ring a bell? more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
Because of the holiday season, Rewind has been in hiatus since the Dec. 20 issue. Here’s a look at what made news in Greater Lansing over the last three weeks: On Dec. 15, the MSU … more
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The East Lansing City Council voted 4-1 last night to oppose a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
East Lansing City Council rejects resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10 — In a contentious meeting last night that lasted for four and a half hours, the East Lansing City Council voted 4-1 against a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. … more
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MSU Federal Credit Union's signage greeted the 2,700 customers of Gabriels Community Credit Union when it reopened last week after the New Year's holiday.
MSU Federal Credit Union to close Gabriels Community Credit Union in Lansing
MONDAY, Jan. 8 — Gabriels Community Credit Union’s 2,700 eastside Lansing customers will be looking for a new banking location as a result of its takeover by the MSU Federal Credit Union. … more
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Facing a Jan. 23 deadline, seven residents have filed as candidates to serve on the nine-member Lansing Charter Revision Commission
Wanted: Candidates for Lansing's charter revision commission
FRIDAY, Jan. 5 — With the candidate filing deadline for the Lansing Charter Revision Commission just 18 days off, only seven people have done so. more
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