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Local post offices reduce hours for retail services
OKEMOS - The Okemos and East Lansing post offices began operating with new hours for retail window services effective Saturday, July 12.
East Lansing: Back to lower court for student paper, Msu
A legal battle between Michigan State University and its student newspaper over release of a police report about a campus assault was sent back to a lower court by the state Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Developer inks hotel deal for East Lansing project
Developers of the downtown City Center II project have finalized plans for a boutique hotel in the project's dominant building.
Biggby launches its 100th outlet
EAST LANSING - Thirteen years after opening a small coffee shop on East Grand River Avenue, Biggby Coffee has hit a milestone.
3 Lansing-area projects receive tax incentives
Three Lansing-area developments were granted state tax incentives today. Developers had been seeking these state incentives as they pursued their projects.
Lansing officials review market proposal
The Lansing Planning Board later today will review East Lansing developer Pat Gillespie's proposal to replace Lansing City Market with a $24 million to $30 million retail, office and residential development.
Poker world series seats fin...
Nine rounders plodded through the last of a field of 6,844 players to reach the pinnacle of poker on Tuesday, the final table of the World Series of Poker main event.
Four candidates look for spot on Court of Appeals
Four candidates hope to seize the moment by winning a spot on the Michigan Court of Appeals without the formidable obstacle of having to topple an incumbent.
Grant request considered for Lansing City Market
The future of the Lansing City Market is expected to be considered by the Lansing City Council and planning board next week.
Woman assaulted with shovel handle in East Lansing
A man assaulted a 24-year-old woman - apparently with the wooden handle of a shovel - this morning in a store parking lot, police said.
Mich. lawmaker pitches another way to cut pay
A Michigan lawmaker is pitching another way to let voters cut legislators' pay and benefits instead of through a sweeping constitutional amendment affecting many other parts of state government.
Bridge work to start soon on Farm Lane
Construction crews at Michigan State University continued work this week on the $37 million project that will add two railroad underpasses along Farm Lane in East Lansing.
Signatures could put stem cell issue to vote
Proponents and opponents of embryonic stem cell research began squaring off Monday after the group in favor of loosening restrictions -- CureMichigan -- handed in signatures to put the issue on the November ...
Blue Care Network shutting East Lansing center
Blue Care Network of Michigan plans to close its Family Health Center in East Lansing, the HMO subsidiary of Detroit-based Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan said today.
Area pair out in front in Women's Amateur
EAST LANSING - The goal for most players over the first two rounds of the Michigan Women's Amateur golf championship is pretty simple: Relax, play consistently, get a feel for the course and make the 36-hole ...
48/5 Film Contest starts on July 11 in E. Lansing
The East Lansing Film Festival holds its first summer 48/5 Film Contest, where filmmakers will write, shoot, edit and premiere an original five-minute movie in just 48 hours.
E. Lansing resident seeks court of appeals post
EAST LANSING - Growing up in a large Upper Peninsula family helped prepare Paula Manderfield for anything.
East Lansing looks for the civic-minded
In November, Sheryl Soczek graduated from the city's Emerging Leaders program. Two months later, she landed a spot on the city's Planning Commission - something Soczek said she never thought she could do until ...
Road opens earlier than expected
The Abbot/Chandler road reconstruction project was completed ahead of schedule, as both the northbound and southbound lanes opened to traffic Wednesday afternoon, according to a city of East Lansing press ...
UBS's Clients in U.S. May `Come Clean' in Unprecedented Tax-Evasion Probe
Cocaine and marijuana have been tried by more Americans than residents of 16 other countries surveyed, researchers said, even though tough U.S. laws seek to discourage the use of the drugs.