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City Council has granted Charlie Kang’s restaurant its request to sell alcohol. The long-time downtown East Lansing establishment plans to do so at its new location.

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

The City tells ELi it's aware of the problems caused by the power-washing of the water tower at Gordon Guyer Park. Polyurethane chips have been sent flying all over the area from the cleaning.

Several MSU student organizations are collaborating on The Big Green Gig, a celebration of Earth Day, in Valley Court Park this Saturday. The event will feature live music, plant giveaways and hands-on activities.

East Lansing poet Cindy Hunter Morgan will read from her prize-winning collection "Harborless" on Thursday, April 19th. Peyton Lombardo reports.

East Lansing resident Ed Marin remembers the days when things were different (and also the same) in East Lansing. Ann Kammerer brings you the story.

Convexity's new proposal for the blighted area goes to Planning Commission this Wednesday. We bring you a complete explanation of what's now being proposed and tell you how you can weigh in.

MSU faculty member and East Lansing resident Telaina Eriksen has recently published a book about the experience of raising an LGBT child. A book release party will take place April 11. Peyton Lombardo reports.

At City Council last night, members voted to make April "Science Month," enter franchise agreements with two utility companies and regulate the loudness of air conditioners. Jessy Gregg brings you the story.

Inspired by the positive effects of music during her mother's years with Alzheimer's, one woman helped to fund a unique, interactive program for MSU music students and memory care patients. Ann Kammerer reports.

Edgewood United Church in East Lansing will celebrate becoming the first church in Mid-Michigan to "go solar" with a dedication ceremony on Sunday, March 19. Jim Detjen reports for ELi.

It's a bittersweet time for the ELHS theater crowd as they prepare for the opening of "Guys & Dolls" tonight. Samuel Sprague reports.

Orchesis is the only dance organization at MSU sponsored by the Theater Department. Their upcoming annual concert includes works choreographed by students, professors and Billy Bell of "So You Think You Can Dance."

Award-winning singer and songwriter Beth Schafer will join Congregation Shaarey Zedek to help them celebrate ten years with Rabbi Amy Bigman. ELi's Casandra Heos and Ann Nichols report.

The Center City District redevelopment proposal is quickly reaching a public hearing at Planning Commission this Wednesday. Here's what you need to know.