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Native writer/advocate/activist and educator Sara Marie Ortiz will be reading from her collection Red Milk and her second forthcoming collection Savage: A Love Story today at 1:00 p.m. at MSU's Lookout Gallery.

ELHS theater veteran Samuel Sprague previews the school's production of The Importance of Being Earnest, which opens November 17 and runs through the 20th.

St. Thomas Aquinas will host this year's annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service on Monday November 21, with featured speaker Reverend Andrew Pomerville of The Peoples Church.

Shop for UNICEF cards, cooperative games, locally-made crafts, jewelry, ceramics, books, olive oil from Palestine, sweet-smelling soaps and many other items and support social justice at the Alternative Holiday Fair this Saturday.

In spite of it costing them stress and money, Dick and Conni Crittenden do not regret fighting BWL to save their trees. In fact, they're still urging other East Lansing homeowners to do the same.

MSU students will try to figure out how many deer we've got now in eight East Lansing parks. Then it'll be up the Council to decide what to do from there.

East Lansing Police detectives are looking for witnesses to an alleged sexual assault.

With a development proposal from Costco moving forward, details are emerging with regard to plans for truck delivery restrictions, wetland filling and wetland preservation, pedestrian and bicycle management, and more.

Read on for updates on the White Oak Place redevelopment project.

What did City Council do this week? Condemned a house, followed a wish to have free parking during the Great Pumpkin Walk, set a tax exemption hearing, and much more.

ELPD officers were dispatched at least three times for gun-related issues in less than 24 hours over the past weekend, including shots fired into a home on Bailey Street.

This weekend marks the first Big Book Sale after a year of renovations at the East Lansing Public Library, and kicks off Friday afternoon with a dedication of the brand new Marsha Bristor Friendshop where Friends of the ELPL will sell used books year-round.

East Lansing's own Boy Scout Troop 2 is probably the oldest troop in Michigan and is definitely one of the oldest in the nation. Learn more from Romy Fitschen about what they do, and how you can join them in celebrating 95 continuous years.

What's planned now for the Park District, and what do neighbors, including Peoples Church members, think of it? We sent reporter Ian Hoopingarner to Planning Commission to bring you back the full scoop.