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Two candidates are advancing to a special election for a partial City Council term representing northeast Lansing.
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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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Two health care professionals allege they faced retaliation at a Lansing clinic after reporting sexual harassment by a doctor of osteopathic medicine.
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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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Nine former employees of Lansing-based United Electrical Contractors have filed a federal lawsuit alleging they were racially and sexually harassed by several managers at the company.
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Lansing's mayor is looking into moving City Hall.Developers have until March 8 to submit plans for relocating City Hall, including Lansing's district court and the city's detention center.
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The Lansing City Council is screening candidates on Monday night to replace an east side representative.
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The city of Lansing is introducing a new online tool to monitor its diversity, equity and inclusion goals.
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Local officials are fast-tracking tax breaks that aim to attract a General Motors electric vehicle battery factory to Greater Lansing.