The boys lost and the girls won in last nights Trojan basketball season openers, but their coaches see opportunities for learning and improvement in the months ahead. ELi's Mark Meyer reports.

This weekend, the Ten Pound Fiddle is holding two holiday sings open to everyone in the community - Friday evening for adults and Saturday morning for kids. ELi's Christopher Wardell has the details.

Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum is seeking workers for a recount of the ELPS School Board race, likely to happen next week. Candidate Noel Garcia petitioned for the recount, having lost to Kath Edsall by a count of only 39 votes. ELi's Dan Totzkay reports.

The $132 million public-private deal known as the Center City District project is designed to have 92 rental apartments for people aged 55 and up. That's not because of high market demand. So what happens if the developers don't build that housing? ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

During the month of December ELi will highlight the needs of several non-profit organizations that are either based in, or serve the residents of East Lansing. 

The public hearing on the possible redrawing of the Oakwood Historic District boundaries brought forward criticisms of possible expansion and complaints about inadequate communication on the matter. ELi's Dan Totzkay reports.

Workers were able to complete all of the planned asphalt improvements to East Lansing’s Northern Tier Trail system before the winter weather hit, including fixing a dramatic drop-off where the trail meets Abbot Road. ELi's Jessy Gregg reports.