Tyler Schneider

THURSDAY, Aug. 29 — Demolition work at Moores Park Pool is complete, but the process of revitalizing the historic 1922 property at 420 Moores River Drive is only just beginning. Lansing …

Big Penny, a 12-foot-tall railroad bridge overlooking Pennsylvania Avenue just north of the Red Cedar River, has been terrorizing truckers since 1928 by peeling back the tops of their trailers like a can opener.

Meghan Martin and Heather Majano became leaders of their Greater Lansing arts organizations in 2019.

THURSDAY, Sept. 5 — U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow pulled up to a home solar energy ribbon-cutting event in East Lansing’s Bailey Neighborhood this morning in her Lake Orion-made Chevrolet …

FRIDAY, Sept. 6 — U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joined Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin in donning construction vests today to tour one of Greater latest infrastructure projects.

The Lansing Art Gallery has suspended operations for at least the rest of September while it figures out how to overcome financial problems, two of the nonprofit's board members said today.

In 2014, two years after getting married and moving to Lansing from other parts of Michigan, Hassad Abdul-Rasheed and Hanifah Amatul-Adil began selling fragrances part-time out of a friend’s Citgo gas station.

Smartphones were hardly on his radar when Lansing Eastern High School Principal Marcelle Carruthers began his education career in 1999 as a teacher at Everett High. Back then, the state still had a law on the books that banned pagers in schools.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11 — Advocates of amending the Lansing City Charter to include a clause requiring “ethical investment” presented their proposal to the city’s Charter Commission last night.

MONDAY, Sept. 16 — Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist helped kick off Lansing’s Hispanic Heritage Month today by noting its importance in a divisive presidential election year.