This Saturday, the East Lansing Educational Foundation is holding a 50's and 60's style sockhop at the Hannah Community Center gym, scene of many junior high dances. ELi's Noa Kuszai has the story.

Should East Lansing continue paying about $150,000 per year for a local company to record audio and video of City Council and Planning Commission meetings? The City Manager believes the service is critical to government transparency. ELi's Brad Minor reports.

Kathi Terry grew up in East Lansing, and remembers downtown grocery stores, working at local businesses and skating down main roads in an ice storm. "Things have changed a lot," she tells ELi's Ann Kammerer, "but for the most part, you still get that same East Lansing feeling."

New investigation by ELi shows City staff kept awfully quiet on that million-dollar eBay auction. So, who really knew in time to bid? City leaders still won't say.

Why are so many Planning Commissioners against an ordinance allowing 160-foot-tall buildings downtown, and why are a majority of Downtown Development Authority members for it? As Council Members prepare to decide, ELi's Chris Root explains.

In the hopes of solving a major public debt, East Lansing's Downtown Development Authority gave a no-bid exclusive deal to developers Royal Vlahakis. But investigation by ELi shows the developers still haven't submitted key components of the $190 million proposal. Meanwhile, the required public debt payments are about to ramp up.

The East Lansing girls basketball team won its 13^th district title in the past 16 years at home last night by defeating Holt 78-31 in the championship game. Next up: a regional rematch with Coldwater. ELi's Mark Meyer reports.