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What is the protest at the development near Frandor about? ELi's Ian Hoopingarner explains that as well as redevelopment plans for the area.

ELi's Alice Dreger talked to residents of Pinecrest, Harrison Meadows, Northern Meadows, and Shaw Estates to get their thoughts on the Harrison Road "road diet."

A 12-story building next to Peoples Church, and an 8-story building for senior housing on Valley Court Park? ELi's Chris Root brings us news of what's being considered.

ELi's founder and publisher Alice Dreger came on as a guest for WKAR's Current State to talk about ELi as a novel form of local journalism.

We now have the official account of what led to the Boil Water Advisory earlier this month. Eli's Ian Hoopingarner tells our readers what we've learned.

Residents on the northern edge of the City asked Council to require developers to install sidewalks along undeveloped properties on Coleman Road. This lead to a lively Council debate about balancing competing interests.

What is the FRIB, and when can you get a tour? ELi's Science geeks Aron Sousa and Kepler Domurat-Sousa explain.

What's all that in the roundabout where Burcham Road meets Park Lake Road? ELi's Environment reporter Paige Filice explains.

Looks like Costco will be asking for a tax incentive to build its new East Lansing store. ELi's Alice Dreger reports on this and the plans for the site.

For students on the autism spectrum, emotions can be difficult to express. For Kalil Olsen, music has been the key to sharing his feelings with the world.

Finding a simple answer to this question has been remarkably difficult. ELi's Alice Dreger explains.

The Harrison Road and Hagadorn Road railroad crossings will be closed a week longer than expected.

Whose idea was it to close two key railroad crossings at the same time?

Above: ELPD Officer Adam Park and K9 Max, left, out in the community, and ELPD Chief Jeff Murphy, right, courtesy City of East Lansing

The Black Lives Matter movement has brought significant attention to the killing of African-Americans by police officers. Last week, social media circulated suggestions about what citizens should be asking their local police forces about anti-bias training, techniques used to de-escalate tense encounters, the use of non-lethal force in policing, and the like.