Mike Ellis is an Investigative Reporter at the Lansing State Journal. With over a decade of experience covering communities in Upstate South Carolina, he focuses on themes such as government and politics, regional interest, and arts and entertainment. Mike's work has been featured in various publications, including The Greenville News Media Group, Detroit Free Press, and Yahoo News.
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The 2026 Festival of Oddities in downtown Charlotte on Saturday, Sept. 5., 2026. It continues on Sept. 6.
TOP 5 SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS Based on your votes in WKAR and City Pulse's 2025 Top of the Town contest. Bon appétit! Blue Gill Grill
Michigan's Secretary of State Office is reprinting more than 8,000 driver's licenses and state IDs after people received IDs with someone else's photo and information.
The Avenue 2021 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing Jacob Largen + Had a Dream Sun., Sept. 13, 7 p.m. Beaumont Tower
At this time next year, if all goes well, you'll be able to buy tickets for the first shows at Lansing's Ovation.
By: Mike Ellis
Photos by Mike Ellis/City Pulse The latest public art in downtown East Lansing is a set of four double-sided panels, each one 4 feet by 6
Quorum court committee meetings seldom draw a crowd, but more than 20 people showed up for the first meeting to address the effects of large projects
By: Mike Ellis
The HDC has had a series of recent meetings with very light agendas, but the Sept. 2 meeting included four applications, two of which involved contributing properties.
Loewen Studio and Gallery 128 W. Grand River Ave., Williamston 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday, Friday 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday
Downtown Lansing Inc. purchased a new set of giant ornaments to install at the intersection of Michigan and Washington Avenue, right in front of the state capitol.
