Eva Schloss and her family were captured in Holland by the Nazis on her fifteenth birthday. Seventy-three years later, the celebrated author, activist and step-sister of Anne Frank comes to East Lansing to share her story. Berkley Sorrells reports.

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) today answered questions from ELi about what's going on with state-level delays on review of the Park District project, a major redevelopment slated to replace the blight downtown.

What’s the population of East Lansing? How many of those people are “permanent” residents? And what percentage of tax revenue in East Lansing currently comes from homeowners versus businesses?

City Clerk Marie Wicks swore-in East Lansing's newest Police Chief, Larry Sparkes, while Jim Swarthout pinned on Sparkes’ Chief badge. ELi's Jessy Gregg reports.

Shane Johnson has been promoted to Principal of Whitehills Elementary School. ELi's Karessa Wheeler reports.

At last night's Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dori Leyko announced a schedule for public forums on the elementary rebuilding projects, and stated that from now on all meetings will be open, and include time for public comment. Karessa Wheeler reports.

A decision not to change the zoning law takes eleven months, at least four commissions, a minimum of nine public meetings, and officially makes sheds illegal for downtown businesses. Kepler Domurat-Sousa reports.