It's a bittersweet time for the ELHS theater crowd as they prepare for the opening of "Guys & Dolls" tonight. Samuel Sprague reports.

For 33 years, an East Lansing City ordinance has required that any establishment serving alcohol must take in at least 50% of its revenue from food sales. At last night's discussion-only meeting, City Council agreed to revisit the rule. Jessy Gregg reports.

What would it take to bring more diverse dining and more fine-dining options to downtown East Lansing? ELi's Alice Dreger talked to those in the know and reports back for our readers.

Award-winning singer and songwriter Beth Schafer will join Congregation Shaarey Zedek to help them celebrate ten years with Rabbi Amy Bigman. ELi's Casandra Heos and Ann Nichols report.

Wednesday's windstorm led to power outages, closed schools, and downed limbs and trees. In response, East Lansing's Department of Public Works is offering special debris pick-up starting Monday.

Kidrise, a photography project created by an ELHS alumna to give a voice to the next generation of voters, visited the East Lansing Public Library this week. Telaina and Casandra Eriksen report.

MSU now says it is "hitting the pause button" on participating in major downtown redevelopment. Will this mean more student housing downtown, adding to what some say is a growing surplus?