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In his fifth State of the City address, Lansing Mayor Andy Schor took a victory lap to celebrate signs of progress in the city.
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Chants of "forced procreation, no celebration" rang out in downtown Lansing late Monday morning when what began as a small group of people broke off from an abortion rights rally on the state Capitol lawn, unfurled a banner, and formed a line blocking the city's Independence Day parade.
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The Lansing City Council has advanced a ballot measure that would let people with felony convictions serve on city boards and commissions.
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A Lansing food safety company is working with the city on a proposed multi-million dollar expansion of their facility on East Shiawassee Street.
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Lansing's City Council adopted a nearly $242 million budget Monday night, and, according to one metric, the city's financial forecast is looking sunnier.
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Hundreds of people owe fees to Lansing’s district court for driving with a suspended license. Now, the city could use federal relief money to forgive some of that debt.
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Lansing could test out a program where certain residents get no-strings-attached monthly stipends.
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor wants to use federal relief funding to hire specialists who will work to ensure the district's students graduate on time.
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor wants to create a crisis assessment team that will reduce the need for arrests.
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and other local leaders want to divest the city from Russian funds in protest of that country’s invasion of Ukraine.