ELi's Karessa Wheeler reports on some Red Cedar parents' frustrations over how decisions about that neighborhood's elementary school have played out. At least one is taking the issue to the School Board.

The DDA has finally voted to invite all developers to show their qualifications and pitch their ideas for the publicly-owned land on the west side of downtown. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Can East Lansing's City Council and DDA agree on what to do about the publicly-owned Evergreen Avenue properties? An unusual meeting brought forward some conflicting perspectives. ELi's Chris Root reports.

ELi’s Ann Nichols investigates the East Lansing High School production of “Clue” and uncovers some intriguing detail.

Alice Townley and Kit Carlson belong to a diverse group of faith-based community leaders in Greater Lansing. ELi’s Ann Kammerer shares their stories and their views on serving congregations in today’s politically charged, divided culture.  

ELPS’s administration has decided: next year, the Marble population will go to “old Donley,” and Red Cedar will see early childhood programming and K-3 classes. ELi’s Karessa Wheeler reports.

In an “exit interview” with ELi, Shanna Draheim talks about her time on East Lansing’s City Council, local politics, downtown housing, neighborhood power, and much more. Have a listen.