What would passage of the East Lansing Public School bond on May 2 really mean for property owners in the school district in terms of increased taxes? We've crunched the numbers and we bring you the answer.

What might happen at the Red Cedar School if the bond passes on May 2? A Freedom of Information Act request reveals discussion of a plan that differs from what's been presented to potential voters.

Through a Freedom of Information Act request, ELi has confirmed that every named park in the City of East Lansing is named after a boy or man, including the two named this year.

The Center City District proposal has obtained first-level approval for a $55 million tax incentive from East Lansing, by far the biggest Tax Increment Financing (TIF) proposal we’ve seen. Now the decision moves to City Council.

Convexity’s new designs for the blighted corner include The Graduate hotel, market-rate apartments, and two floors of on-site parking that would be invisible to passers-by. What did Planning Commission and others think of it upon review last night?

At City Council last night, members voted to make April "Science Month," enter franchise agreements with two utility companies and regulate the loudness of air conditioners. Jessy Gregg brings you the story.

The Center City District redevelopment proposal now involves a proposal for a $52 million tax incentive. We have news on this and as well as on changes to the design.