CITYLAB
- An Arab City’s Booming Art Scene Is Also a Grab at Soft Power
- Moscow’s Garage Museum Is Reviving the City’s Famous Hexagon Pavilion
- Native Land Acknowledgments Are Not the Same As Land
- Paris Plans Electric Flying Taxi Routes in Time for Olympics
- The Deadly Myth That Human Error Causes Most Car Crashes
- Amazon Will Face Black Friday Strikes and Protests in 20 Countries
- Beneath the National Museum of American History, floodwaters are intruding into collection rooms, a consequence of a warming planet.
- USDOT Reveals How It’s Handing Out Infrastructure Money to the States
- Is the future of farming moving indoors?
- Mayors Cite Electric Vehicles As Top Climate Tech Priority
- An Arab City’s Booming Art Scene Is Also a Grab at Soft Power
- Why the U.K.’s High-Speed Rail Plan Was Cut in Half
- How Feeding Fish a Long-Lost Fungus Helps Save the World’s Trees
- New York Moves to Allow 800,000 Noncitizens to Vote in Local Elections
- Long Beach City College offers students safety while sleeping in their cars
- ‘They’re in the way’: Manchester rebels against grey advertising boxes
- San Francisco Rolls Out E-Scooter Program that Accommodates People with Disabilities
- How the World’s Foremost Maze-Maker Leads People Astray
- Transit leaders debate urban mobility myths ‘busted’ by the pandemic
- Atlanta’s Night Mayor Will Govern More Than Parties
- Boston Mayor pushes for more fare-free buses
- More Cities Are Embracing Digital Twins
- Why some US cities are facing a spree of ‘smash-and-grab’ crimes
- The Housing Proposal That’s Quietly Tearing Apart Atlanta
- San Francisco Property Owners Fight Their Taxes After Covid Cooldown
- The Rise of the Local Climate Candidate
- Medical Debt Is Crushing Black Americans, and Hospitals Aren’t Helping
- With first official ordinance, Mayor Wu divests Boston from fossil fuels
- Newspaper’s map change puts spotlight on Great Salt Lake’s ‘death spiral’
- The Newest Texans Are Not Who You Think They Are
- As pandemic evictions rise, Spaniards declare ‘war’ on Wall Street landlords
- ‘It’s truly an exciting time’: Alaska ferries poised to get significant federal infrastructure funding
- Smart cities grapple with equity issues heightened by the pandemic
- Reassessing the smart cities movement
- “If Everybody’s White, There Can’t Be Any Racial Bias”: The Disappearance of Hispanic Drivers From Traffic Records
- El Salvador to Build Cryptocurrency-Fueled ‘Bitcoin City’
- Massive Budget Bill Would Open Even More State and Local Funding
- Evictions in some Texas cities are almost back to normal levels as tenant help dries up
- ‘Preach now or mourn in the future’: How Key West faith leaders are confronting climate change
- The Women Behind Historic House Designs
- Navigator: After the Pandemic Comes … the Metaverse?
- Vehicle Attacks Are Not Inevitable
- Texas Plans to Become the Bitcoin Capital, Vulnerable Power Grid and All
- These Americans are just going around in circles. It helps the climate
- Breaking the Myth About America’s ‘Great’ Railroad Expansion
- Persistently Poor Rural Counties Face Tough Recovery Challenges, New Report Says
- Infrastructure law’s digital equity goals are key to smart cities that work for everyone
- Infographic: The 100 most polluted cities in the world
- Weighing pandemic aftermath, mayors most worried about resident mental health
- Bird, Lime lead micromobility expansion after pandemic lull
- Flying taxis, hyperloops and driverless cars: Is it too early to start planning for future mobility?
- These 8 U.S. cities failed an LGBTQ equality evaluation
- Taxi! To the Airport — by Air, Please.
- Africa’s Rising Cities
- Californians Flee the Coast to Inland Cities in a Mass Pandemic-Era Exodus
- A Denser City, But at What Cost?
- Rural America’s False Sense of Security
- Big tech’s critics flocking again to Oracle’s home on the Hill
- How Tulsa Lured 1,200 Remote Workers to Move
COMMUNITY
- Mid-Michigan bus driver aims to bring cheer to every ride
- Grants approved for 7 Michigan meat, poultry processors
- Check out these 6 new restaurants in Greater Lansing
- Four Hospitals That Take Federal Money To Help Low-Income Patients Do Less To Help Than Those That Don’t
- Nokomis Cultural Heritage Center celebrates and preserves its Anishinaabe roots
- Meet the 16-year-old ‘prodigy’ studying nuclear physics at MSU
- East Lansing brings back BOGO gift card promotion to encourage local shopping
- The Caring Neighbor Foundation brings people together to give back and build community.
- Michigan woman recalls time as National Dog Show judge
- As holiday shopping returns, Small Business Saturday renews focus on uplifting local shops
- Turkey Trot returns to Lansing
- Ballots for UAW referendum election due on Monday
- Michigan Man Pitches In To Help Woman Living In Taco Bell Parking Lot
- Thousands of parolees receive IDs, driver’s licenses through MDOC, MDOS partnership
- Bradly’s HG moving into the Old Town Marquee building
- Unusual attractions lure new campers
- THE ARTISTRY OF LANSING GRAFFITI: A GALLERY
- East Lansing could begin installing surveillance cameras along Grand River Avenue in 2022
- Massachusetts marijuana company opens a cultivation facility in a warehouse near downtown Lansing
- Cheesesteaks, sliders and wings invade Lansing
- Three Rivers teacher leaves job over mandate to remove pride flag
- MSU’s Pi Alpha Phi fraternity chapter suspended after death of student off campusMSU frat suspended after student deathMichigan State University suspends frat in wake of student's deathMSU suspends fraternity after student's death
- Homeless shelters offer more than a hot meal and a bed
- Firefighters, environmental advocates push for safer foam
- The Public Library: Gateway to Knowledge or Portal to Porn?
- Michigan schools are failing students with dyslexia, advocates say
- Here are Over 20 New Stores Lansing-Area Shoppers Want in the Meridian Mall
- Racial disparities in juvenile arrests increase in Lansing despite promises to address inequity
- Sidecar Slider Bar opens in Lansing, plans to serve food until 2 a.m. every night
- John Smoltz Strikeout Baseball Stadium coming to Ferris Park in Lansing
- Waukesha Christmas Parade Massacre: Five Deceased Victims Identified – Including Four Elderly Members of Milwaukee’s ‘Dancing Grannies’It Was Intentional! Christmas Parade Killer Darrell Brooks Charged with 5 Counts of Intentional Homicide
- Antifa Activist Smashes in GOP Senator’s Office Door with an Axe — Gets Probation and FBI Gives Him His Axe Back
- Catholic University of America Posts Paintings of George Floyd as Jesus in Campus Ministry Office
- Italian competition watchdog fines Apple, Amazon $225M
- GM invests in outboard motor startup to make all-electric boatingGM exploring electric boats, buys 25% stake in engine maker
- Unusual ‘highway house’ off I-96 is for sale again and in danger of foreclosure
- ‘Felons Feeding Families’: Dispensaries partner to give 100 turkeys to families in need
- Shop Michigan: 8 destinations worth a holiday shopping road trip
- Mid-Michigan party stores sees liquor shortage due to supply chain issues
- Christmas tree farms are part of the Michigan experience. Check out these 4 in Greater Lansing
- Rivershell Apartments ordered to inform tenants about board ups of balconies, sliding doors
- More travelers expected at Capital Region International Airport this holiday season
- How the EPA wants to decontaminate Lansing’s Adams Plating site
- Lansing CommonLansing Common FC Donates over $3,000 to Pattengill Elementary School
- Lansing LugnutsLugnuts complete 2021 season with changes inside, outside ballparkCrosstown Showdown Between Spartans And Lugnuts To Return in 2022
GOVERNMENT
- Biden says US gas prices will drop but it’ll take timeBiden Regime to Increase US Oil Lease Fees as Gas Prices Soar
- Oakland County’s chief probate judge charged with domestic assault
- ‘Squabble fest’: Why push for election audit may be imploding in Michigan
- In 13 states, a judge decides whether an abuser is allowed to keep their guns
- On this day in 1917: Civil rights legend Daisy Elliott was born
- For Michigan Lawmakers, ‘Hunting Break’ Is a Decades-old Tradition
- Capitol construction update: Heritage Hall, south lawn coming May 2022
- New York City Cancels Theodore Roosevelt – Is Sending His Statue To North Dakota
- Russian reports now say 52 dead in Siberian coal mine fire
- Montgomery, Ala., faces state fine, lawsuit for dropping Confederate street name
- Free Press weighing legal action over redistricting commission’s denial of FOIA request
- New maps spark debate over majority-minority districts
- Michigan set to receive federal funds for lead water line replacements
- GOP governor candidate Kevin Rinke compares legacy of failed car the Yugo to Whitmer’sMichigan GOP Gov Candidate Compares Whitmer To Much-Maligned Yugo In New Ad
- Democrat Activist Is SECOND Woman To Publicly Accuse Top MI Dem of Sexual Assault…Anti #MeToo Party Ignores Her…Suspended From Job…Calls Her a “Racist”
- Trump meets Kyle Rittenhouse at Mar-a-Lago: ‘Really a nice young man’
- Governor Whitmer announces $1.4M in USDA grants for small agriculture businessesUSDA announces $90.2MM grants for local and regional markets
- Michigan marijuana testing lab sues state over major product recallMarijuana testing lab sues state over major product recall
- Biden’s Secretary of Energy Has No Idea How Many Barrels of Oil US Consumes Per Day as Biden Taps Strategic Reserve
- “We Build the Wall” Campaign Urges Supreme Court to Overturn Unconstitutional Actions by the Southern District of New York
- Racine County Sheriff Files Criminal Charges Against 5 of 6 Members of Wisconsin Elections Commission – First Material Charges Country-wide Related to 2020 Election Theft
- Number of county commissioners in Michigan to go down by 3 after 2022 elections
- State AG: Redistricting panel shouldn’t have met privatelyAG got redistricting opinion wrong, commission lawyer says
- Former Shiawassee prosecutor faces 3 charges
- The two candidates for Lansing police chief undergo a final interviewFinalists for Lansing police chief make their cases in online forum
- Whitmer directs state agencies to prepare to use federal infrastructure funds
- US to release 50 million barrels of oil to ease energy costsAfter Destroying US Energy Sector Biden to Release 50 Million Barrels of Oil from Strategic Reserve
- State Reps. Brixie, O’Neal introduce legislation to invest federal funds in Michigan communities
- Rep. Dingell going to war for her Lions
- Trailblazer and ‘legislative legend’ former state Rep. Mary Brown dies at 86Mary Brown, who served 18 years in state House, remembered as ‘warrior’
- Michigan State adds safety app and police advisory committee
- Self-funding Republican Kevin Rinke launches campaign for governor with ad blitzRepublican Kevin Rinke talks Trump, Whitmer and his $10 million campaign for governor
- Michigan State Police, Kroger team up to provide Thanksgiving meals to 200 families
- Visitation date and memorial fund are set for Kelly Rossman-McKinney
- Lansing Township leans on new assessment to afford bond debt
- Clinton County man sues former Lansing Township police officers, claiming excessive force
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