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TUESDAY, Nov. 7 — Despite early voting and absentee voting options, some voters still said they preferred making the trek out to their physical polling places. “It’s just easy …

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8 — For the first time since the City Charter was created in 1978, voters yesterday narrowly approved creating a commission to review it for possible changes.

Last Saturday, Brian Daniels taught two more classes at EmPOWer Lansing before closing the doors for good.

A look at the eight candidates vying for four Lansing City Council seats Tuesday.

It’s time once again for Lansing and East Lansing voters to choose representatives to serve on their respective city councils. Sadly, less than 20% of eligible voters are expected to participate in the off-year,

The new set of rankings is out and two new teams have entered the poll.

The Lansing City Charter revision proposal on the Nov. 7 election ballot is either a waste of money or an exercise in democracy, depending on whom you ask.

October 19, 2023 By Holly Moriarty For the third weekend in a row, the Hingham High School Crew team has distinguished itself with exceptional racing, including a first place finish for the girls first novice boat and third place for the girls first varsity crew at the 2023 New Hampshire Championship George Dirth Memorial Regatta.

A Meijer security officer and former Gander Mountain firearm salesperson thinks he has what it takes to unseat First Ward Councilman Ryan Kost this November.

A controversial statement of faith is legal under city law, the Lansing City Attorney says.