Today was supposed to be an organized move-in day at The Hub. But with the Certificate of Occupancy from the City of East Lansing’s Building Department not being issued until the afternoon, things got a little crazy by evening.

East Lansing's Amtrak station soon will be staffed with customer service volunteers, ready to assist travelers with questions they might have as they board or depart trains at the Harrison Road location. ELi's Sarah Spohn reports on the cooperative effort that led to the formation of this program. 

ELi's beloved "Ann About Town" column returns with Ann Nichols' venturing just over East Lansing's west border to bring back a look at The People's Kitchen.

ELi’s Brad Minor reports on an annual meet-and-greet event that happens in an upbeat, low-stress environment full of big trucks. We also bring you photos from Raymond Holt.

ELi's Chris Wardell introduces us to The Dangling Participles, a merry band of musicians who also happen to know a thing or two about language composition. Part of the band will play this Friday's Coffeehouse show alongside many other community favorites.

East Lansing Council members Erik Altmann, Shanna Draheim, and Mark Meadows said that in hindsight the City should have advertised the eBay auction of the million-dollar public property on Merritt Road. But they think the taxpayers have gotten a great deal.

Eastminster Child Care Center has now been serving the East Lansing community for 50 years. ELi's Mark Meyer spoke with staff and families about what makes the center special and why it continues to play an important role in their lives.