This Saturday, local musician Matt Borghi brings his ambient, improvisational brand of music to the East Lansing Public Library. According to Borghi, it might be "the best thing that you do for your peace of mind all week."

“They say it’s not what happens but what you do with what happens," says Diana Tarpoff. Ann Kammerer has the story of how Tarpoff turned grief over the death of her daughter into a creative writing competition that's going strong decades later.

“May brings a little different show to the Fiddle each year...the real question is - what new, gorgeous lyrics has she written to describe the human experience? What has she penned in a song that each of us has been thinking?" Christopher Wardell tells you why May Erlewine has become a local favorite.

At last night's Board of Education meeting, Superintendant Dori Leyko outlined the first steps in the district's plan to "right-size" elementary schools. ELi's Karessa Wheeler explains how those first steps may change the populations at Glencairn and Pinecrest.

This past week, East Lansing leaders congratulated Chad Connelly for promotion to Police Captain, Mark Koonter to Fire Captain, and Pat Greathouse to Fire Lieutenant. ELPD Chief Larry Sparkes and ELFD Chief Randy Talifarro presented the newly-promoted officers at City Council.

Wolverines bearing mumps, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and an extra 150,000 people in town? ELPD told ELi this afternoon what officers are expecting from this unusual weekend.

East Lansing coach Bill Feraco would like to see a greater sense of urgency and a bit more consistency from his team in tonight’s game against Okemos. ELi's Mark Meyer has your preview.