The Downtown Development Authority has unanimously recommended Core Space's proposal for The Hub, a ten-story student housing project near campus. Now it goes to City Council for a decision. ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

From "All You Need is Love" to "Hey Jude," East Lansing High School's performing arts programs follows a Beatles theme for its 35th annual Collage Concert tomorrow night. ELHS student and ELi reporter John Paul Roboski tells you when, where and how you can also take in some art and small ensemble performances at tonight's Collage Coffeehouse.

Marble Elementary fifth graders made Sparty out of milk cartons, and with a little luck he'll win them some money for S.T.E.A.M. programs. ELi's Rosalind Arch tells you about Milk Carton Sparty, and how you can vote for Marble's contest entry.

This week, City Council approved a new performance-guarantee agreement with the Center City District developer. Today, that agreement amendment will be considered by the two other bodies that must approve it.

Tomorrow Council will take up the first of two new laws establishing zoning for medical marijuana-related businesses in East Lansing. We've heard from citizens for and against an expansion of these businesses - what does ELPD have to say?

The just-released proposed changes to the Center City District deal confirm what ELi has been reporting. The developer and Council believe the deal needs significant changes.

One by one, musician Alex Passanesi collected the musicians that would become his dream band, Turn Up The Bricks. ELi's newest reporter Amy Davis has the story of how four guys became a band.