Costco has officially requested a property tax break worth up to $1.8 million related to the store it is looking to build in East Lansing—a request two City Council members suggest is absurd.

With a development proposal from Costco moving forward, details are emerging with regard to plans for truck delivery restrictions, wetland filling and wetland preservation, pedestrian and bicycle management, and more.

There were some hard questions at a public forum organized by the ELPD, and both Department members and attendees say there's work to be done to improve community relations.

Last night, EL Board of Education candidates answered five questions about Red Cedar Elementary, Schools of Choice, and more.

Today, you and your kids find tasty treats, a trip to Oz, crafts, creepy crawly creatures and more in and around downtown East Lansing. It's a boo-tiful thing.

What did City Council do this week? Condemned a house, followed a wish to have free parking during the Great Pumpkin Walk, set a tax exemption hearing, and much more.

One ELHS staffer saw a gap between students who had enough and students who didn't, and took steps to bridge the gap with a Teen Needs Closet.