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The farmers market is back with fresh produce, flowers and food. → Read More
The planned expansion would construct a three-story manufacturing building on East Shiawassee Street near the other Neogen facilities. → Read More
The Department of Justice is seeking backpay with interest as well as compensatory damages for a former Lansing detention officer fired in 2018. → Read More
The Lansing River Trail will be closed between Kruger's Landing and Crego Park for the next two weeks. → Read More
The Lansing Grand River GM plant is not being affected by the shutdown, a company spokesperson said. → Read More
Drivers don't have to go far to find orange barrels and road closures in the Greater Lansing area. → Read More
If supported by the Lansing City Council, the $175 million proposal from Mayor Andy Schor would go before voters in the November election. → Read More
One man is dead and another is injured after a car crash early Saturday morning. → Read More
Allen Place is the expansion of the Allen Neighborhood Center on Lansing's eastside to include apartments, a food co-op and a new health clinic. → Read More
Housing activists and city officials question the optics of the sale due to the condition of the homes and the Florida-based buyer. → Read More
The LFD's cultural problems are exacerbated by the city's HR Department, which is responsible for hiring, firing and investigating bias and harassment complaints. → Read More
The work is part of a corridor improvement project that the city hopes to replicate throughout the city. → Read More
Beginning June 3, people will be able to park in downtown and Old Town for free on Fridays, but the city will enforce time limits in parking zones. → Read More
The crash is still under investigation, and police have not yet released the name of the person who died. → Read More
A traffic signal pole and a BWL repair project are delaying the switch to two-way streets in downtown Lansing → Read More
During the meeting, East Lansing Police Chief Kim Johnson will deliver a briefing on the incident followed by a time for public comment. → Read More
Lansing will receive nearly $49 million to spend on projects that meet federal eligibility. Of those dollars, $3.2 million will go to Parks and Rec. → Read More
As fewer parents work from home, demand for summer camps is colliding head-on with staffing shortages, limiting the number of spaces available. → Read More
Gyms were among the businesses hardest-hit by the pandemic, due in part to members who invested in at-home equipment or learned to exercise in isolation. → Read More
The science center is soliciting memories from the past five decades as it works to regain foot traffic lost during the pandemic. → Read More