With East Lansing's City Council set tomorrow night to possibly make some big decisions about the redevelopment proposal for the blighted area downtown, ELi's Alice Dreger explains the basics and the complications.

Story Totems by artist Lezlee Worthington opens January 8th at ELPL. The show is the first since library renovations, and marks Worthington's retirement after 25 years as as a children's librarian. Sheila Taylor reports.

Don't let sub-zero temps and a few inches of snow keep you from running outdoors this winter. Here's everything you need to know from a seasoned expert -- ELi's newest reporter, Jessy Gregg.

As the City of East Lansing’s specially-convened Financial Health Team prepares to present its recommendations to City Council, the City’s total debt load is now approaching $200 million. Why? ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

As the City's Finance Director retires, she's planning to become more politically active. The Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem tell ELi why Mary Haskell has been so valuable to East Lansing, and why she will be missed.

Your last chance to make a tax-deductible contribution to ELi in 2016 is coming up!

Meridian Township has now officially told East Lansing essentially this: “If you want to hand over more than a million dollars to Costco in a tax give-back deal, go ahead. But we’re not going that far.”