"My favorite place was probably El Azteco—it was in the basement back then. On half days, it seemed that we would all go there and it was pretty chaotic and, while I felt really sorry for the employees, I hoped they thought it was a little bit fun." Ann Kammerer has the story of Karen Weil Henry's days at ELHS, and her advice for the class of 2018.

City Council will likely vote on Monday whether to put an income tax on the August 7 ballot. ELi's Jessy Gregg tells you what Council had to say about the issue at last night's meeting.

"Working should feel like a hobby; we all love our hobbies. So do something that you’ll LOVE to do for a lifetime!" Find out what else Dena Goodman Smith has to say to this year's ELHS graduates.

The Ten Pound Fiddle wraps up its season with a celebration of Pete Seeger on May 4, and a participatory musical event for kids on the morning of Saturday, May 5. ELi's Chris Wardell has the details.

Next Wednesday, May 9, City Council will hold public hearings on what (if any) tax proposal to put on the August ballot for East Lansing. ELi's Chris Root explains the draft proposals and tells you how you can weigh in.

The East Lansing hookah lounge that was recently the scene of an exchange of gunfire has been involved in two other gun incidents, all within a span of ten days. ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

"I moved here when I was 5 because my parents got jobs at MSU. I’m currently studying at MSU, so I haven’t left just yet." What's Jonas Hallstein up to three years after ELHS, and what's his advice to the Class of 2018? Ann Kammerer reports.