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Warren Stanfield, a pre-law student at Michigan State University, has met with public safety groups and state government representatives in order to discuss community concerns about housing and business development. ELi's Jessy Gregg reports that Stanfield is running for City Council.

This annual high school competition brings together many of the top track and field athletes from around mid-Michigan. ELi's Mark Meyer previews the East Lansing lineup.

The Broad College of Business at MSU and East Lansing High School baseball lost a key member of their teams Monday with the tragic passing of Ed Outslay. ELi's Mark Meyer provides an update.

The City of East Lansing said scooters could return to our streets and sidewalks as early as March 15, but we still haven't seen any around town. ELi's Jessy Gregg tells you why.

How come this time around the post-game Final Four crowd dispersed quickly and did so little property damage? ELi's Brad Minor debriefed ELPD Deputy Chief Gonzalez and brings this report.

Four engineering students have proposed removing the underwater dam across from MSU’s Administration Building and replacing it with a series of "rock arch rapids." ELi's Jessy Gregg dives below the surface for this report.

MSU leadership turns its attention to “exploring larger community conversations” while proponents and fans of the festival are demanding transparency. ELi’s Mark Meyer reports.

On April 14 Abrams Planetarium will host a book release party for "Coin-Op Carnival" featuring an immersive, 360-degree video projected onto the Planetarium's walls. Sarah Spohn has the story. 

What happened Saturday night following MSU's loss to Texas Tech in the Final Four? ELi sent Brad Minor downtown to observe, and he brings back this report.

Sunday evening there were twelve fires set around town and people throwing glass bottles. How did ELPD officers calm a rowdy crowd, and how is the department preparing for Saturday?

What is the meaning behind those teal flags that City workers were hanging today along Grand River Avenue?

National student housing developer Core Spaces is looking to build another big project on Bogue Street. ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

All the parts are finally starting to fall into place for a much-anticipated trail in Meridian Township that will connect the Lansing River Trail and MSU campus to Meridian’s existing Interurban Trail. ELi's Jessy Gregg reports.

Elderly Instruments and the Ten Pound Fiddle Concert Series get together this Friday for a night of roots, blues, and Americana music. ELi's Christopher Wardell tells you what makes this a blow-out night not to miss.

The 24^th annual Quiet Water Symposium will be held on Saturday, March 2, at the MSU Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education. Over 200 exhibitors, speakers, and hands-on demonstrations promoting non-motorized outdoor recreation and conservation will be at the event. ELi's Paige Filice reports.