Next week's forecast calls for temperatures low even by Michigan standards, with windchills possibly at -40 degrees. ELi's Ann Nichols asked ELPS Superintendent what the District's standards are for cancelling school due to cold temperatures.

Ten East Lansing High School students are participating in a juried exhibition hosted by MSU Federal Credit Union. Victoria Solomon tells you how you can vote for your favorites (and your school) online, and where you can see the exhibition.

Hyenas at a carcass: that's how one citizen described the scene at Planning Commission last night, as marijuana businesses scrambled to obtain the lucrative right to open a provisioning center in East Lansing. ELi's Dan Totzkay and Ann Nichols report.

The Park Place proposal took something of a hit last night, with Shanna Draheim and Aaron Stephens insisting on a more comprehensive approach to the question of big buildings downtown. ELi's Jessy Gregg reports.

Aaron Stephens is inviting citizens to come speak with him about what's on their mind, including with regard to the $190 million Park Place proposal.

What do we learn from East Lansing's Human Relations Commission looking into complaints made against ELPD during the last three years? ELi's Chris Root reports.

The City of East Lansing is looking to take a more conscious and more aggressive approach to economic development. What would that look like? Brad Minor and Alice Dreger report for ELi.