Good morning, Lansing.

Capital City Sweets is hosting an ice cream flavor contest starting March 3 with submissions on Facebook, community voting from March 9 to 13, and final sampling from March 17 to 22 that will decide April's flavor of the month.

Crown Boxing Club, one of Michigan’s oldest boxing gyms, brings together boxers of all ages through volunteer-run classes and programs to promote fitness and confidence in the community.

The club also partners with MSU to offer boxing courses and a Parkinson’s program — forging a legacy of discipline and opportunity.

Tenuki's Trading Post is moving into the former Blue Owl Coffee space in Old Town Lansing and will reopen today, offering anime, manga and Japanese pop culture collectibles.

The store was temporarily closed on Washington Avenue before returning to serve longtime fans in its new location.

The Greater Lansing area welcomed 6.7 million visitors in 2025 and generated about $732 million in impact.

Tourism leaders say expanding attractions & more downtown festivals may boost business growth further.

Michigan State Police brought their TEAMS school liaison program into Eaton Rapids classrooms on Thursday, training officers by engaging with students during real lessons.

School leaders said the program built confidence in both officers and students and plan to bring it back next year.

Voters in Ingham County will decide on a nearly $100 million special education bond in two months to fund updates and new construction for special needs.

The measure will raise the tax rate by over half a mill, costing a median home about $42 per year.

On March 5, Lansing officials evicted seven former camp residents from the Causeway Bay Lansing Hotel for not meeting self-improvement rules under a court settlement, and the city said alternative shelter placements were offered while advocates claim some residents are penalized despite job and housing progress.

Greater Lansing wrestlers are set to compete at the state finals at Ford Field today and tomorrow.

They qualified with strong regional results (including performances from Grand Ledge, Portland, and Eaton Rapids) that promise an exciting showcase of local talent.

WalletHub ranking shows East Lansing is the 6th best city for college basketball fans + the survey measured team record, championships, and fan engagement.

Locals credit Michigan State coach Tom Izzo and the Breslin Center’s electric atmosphere for fueling the Spartan spirit.

The Spartans played Rutgers on Thursday, Mar.

5 at 8 p.m. ET at the Breslin Center in East Lansing. The eighth-ranked team, 24-5 overall, was broadcast on FS1 and local radio.

The No. 17 MSU women’s basketball team played Illinois in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinal at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Thursday, Mar.

5—coming off a loss to Ohio State as they looked to bounce back.

The Wild Honey Collective Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Green Door — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of melodic tunes by The Wild Honey Collective with engaging lyrics and music videos.

Time to Paddy 5k/10k & Lucky 13.1 Half Marathon

8-11 a.m. — Burchard Park — Entry fee varies — Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with family-friendly running events and festive giveaways.

Curry Hand Pies Workshop with Chef Shirley Boucha

6-8 p.m. — Allen Neighborhood Center — Free entry — Learn to craft delicious curry hand pies in a fun kitchen workshop with Chef Shirley Boucha.

Lansing Home & Garden Show

2 PM – 5 PM — Farm Bureau Pavilion — Cost info not provided — Explore the strongest Home & Garden show in the Mid-Michigan area.

Book Signing with Anthony Brogdon

12-1:30 p.m. — Gregory's Soul Food — $10 for the book — Attend a presentation and get your copy of the Black Business Book autographed by the author.

Pi Day 5k Run

9-11 a.m. — Hawk Island Park — Registration required — Celebrate Pi Day with a fun 5k run in the scenic Hawk Island Park.

Michigan Buggy Builders Show

9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Lansing Center — Registration required — Explore a vibrant indoor swap meet for off-road buggy enthusiasts featuring vendors and custom builds.

G1/G2 Bi-Sectional Conference 2026

10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Bessey Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience a day of networking, learning, and brotherhood at the APO Region G Bi-Sectional Spring Conference.

The Simon and Garfunkel Story

11 AM – 1 PM — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the musical journey of the legendary duo, Simon & Garfunkel.

Music of America: Richard Sherman and Eric Zuber

7:30-10:30 p.m. — College of Music — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating performance by Richard Sherman and Eric Zuber at Cook Recital Hall.