In the sixth of a series, ELi's Karessa Wheeler interviews East Lansing School Board candidate Nichole Martin.

We've waited a long time to see the renovations to East Lansing's Public Library. Last Saturday, all was revealed, as Heather Paris reports.

This week, CATA presented residents with several alternatives to the originally proposed BRT plan, based on community feedback. Ann Nichols reports.

Above: Emmy Scott speaking to East Lansing's City Council on September 27.

This year, for the first time in its history, instead of Columbus Day, the City of East Lansing will celebrate Indigenous People’s Day on the second Monday of October.

Ethnic foods, diverse arts, and a prayer for world peace, this Saturday at the We Are All One art fair. Heather Paris brings us the story.

With controversy over the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) plan increasing, CATA has decided to directly present the project to East Lansing residents next Monday evening. Read more from ELi's Alice Dreger.

The seven candidates for East Lansing's Board of Education were questioned by community members at a forum last night. To find out about the questions and the answers, read Karessa Wheeler's report.