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The East Lansing City Clerk’s Office is looking to hire and train election inspectors for 17 precincts — including five on MSU's campus — to work during the March 10 primary election. ELi's Ken Sperber reports.

ELi’s Chris Gray and Alice Dreger update what’s on the horizon for downtown development in the area of Valley Court Park.

In a surprise move, East Lansing City Council will consider asking voters to sell a public piece of land to MSUFCU for a new office building downtown. ELi's Alice Dreger has the scoop, including the land's appraisal.

The DDA has finally voted to invite all developers to show their qualifications and pitch their ideas for the publicly-owned land on the west side of downtown. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

By putting off the matter, the controversial and costly matter was kept out of the public eye while the election played out.

With Mark Meadows certified as having won third place in the race, East Lansing’s new City Council will convene next Tuesday and decide who will be Mayor. How can citizens weigh in?

ELi has learned that the prosecution will be made more difficult because City staff did not preserve video evidence related to the charges. ELi's Alice Dreger brings the story.

Council approved an increase to City employee benefit program that provides forgivable loans for buying a house near campus or downtown, regardless of how much employees make.

Developers are showing significant interest in the DDA’s properties. So why hasn’t the DDA released the RFP? ELi’s Chris Root reports the latest.

The new truck’s features include a 360-degree capability, a retractable 101-foot ladder and platform, and a high-tech bucket and aerial command seat. ELi's Sarah Spohn reports.

Our publisher explains why it can still be pretty hard to "follow the money" in East Lansing.

What do we know at this point about what happened to this communication to Council, and four others with the same political point of view? ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Marijuana and alcohol sales, a housing war chest for Chesterfield Hills, a new sorority for Cedar Village – decisions on all this and more at last night’s City Council meeting.

Heather Majano and Justin Drwencke have been named directors for the City's art and jazz festivals, respectively.

Mayor Pro Tem Erik Altmann and Mayor Mark Meadows have voted in favor of business plans and agreements that amount to at least $74 million in tax incentives for development over the last four years.