Whenever we publish uncomfortable news about someone running for local office, as we did today, we get people asking if we really must do that. Here's the answer.

The Interfaith Clergy Association of Greater Lansing includes representatives of several faith traditions and provides an opportunity for its members to support and teach each other as well as reaching out to support peace and tolerance in the community.

Right on schedule, Burcham-Henge has appeared. ELi's Aron Sousa reports.

East Lansing Public Schools has scheduled the first Community Forum on its bond construction projects. The forum will focus on planned renovations for Red Cedar Elementary School.

Blue Owl Coffee founder Nick Berry is bringing his coffee bike to East Lansing on weekday mornings. We talked to him and City staff member Heather Pope to learn about how the new concessionaire licensing program is working.

The City has decided not to appeal a judge's preliminary decision in the farmers' market lawsuit, so Country Mills will remain at the market while the lawsuit plays out.

The Park District saga heats up yet more with a special meeting of East Lansing's City Council set for tonight. ELi's Alice Dreger reports.