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On the night of Monday, Feb. 13, I had just gotten out of a late class at Michigan State University and stopped at Raising Cane’s on Grand River Avenue. The plan was to get a bite to eat before going home and talking to some of my friends on the phone back in Chicago. Instead, I spent the next four hours in the dark restaurant, peering out the window.Â
DeLisa Fountain is the Director of the Neighborhoods, Arts, & Citizen Engagement Department for the city of Lansing, she is willing to share about her job.
On Mar 2, the Board of Education conducted a regular meeting in the Shirley M. Rodgers Administration Bldg. 519 W. Kalamazoo St, Lansing. The Action Items section of the meeting focused on Interagency Agreement which the Board of Education partnered with the Ingham County Health Department to provide high school students in Lansing healthcare service.
John Broughton gave some insight into the world of Lansing Township government, his role and the future of the township government. Broughton is on the Board of Trustees in Lansing Township.
A hoax phone call reporting an active shooter at Okemos High School Feb. 7 created a frightening scene for students as police swarmed the building only to discover that no shooting had taken place.
The Williamston wastewater treatment plant needs repairs and renovations to keep the plant up to state regulations, city officials said during the January 23 City Council meeting at Williamston City Hall.
A Narcan vending machine will soon be installed at the Ingham County jail. The opioid overdose-fighting drug will be available for anyone in need, and the process will be identical to getting a snack from a normal vending machine.
Teachers, parents and students crowded inside and outside the auditorium for the school board meeting at East Lansing High School on Monday, Jan. 23. Violence and safety issues at the high school were the focus of the meeting.
The meeting specifically focused on an incident that occurred on Thursday, Jan. 19, where a group of students started fighting after the school’s triple-header basketball game. Second-year teacher Madelyn Zink was the first to intervene in the fight. When she did, a gun fell out of a backpack and onto her foot.
When an armed man opened fire at Michigan State University, student journalists rushed in to cover the mayhem and the aftermath. Reporters for Capital News Service played a key role in keeping the public informed, a trend that is growing as traditional media shrinks.
The Intensive Neglect Services is a program that provides children with the ability to live at home and stay out of foster care.