Good morning, Lansing.

Today, Lansing residents can help the Greater Lansing Food Bank by leaving a bag of nonperishable food near their mailbox for the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive & volunteers will pick up the donations.

The drive has been held since 1993 and typically provides 50,000 to 65,000 meals each year.

Forest View Park in Lansing at 2116 Forest Road spans 8 acres of grassy fields, mature trees, and a playground for family outings—residents can also access the park using the Lansing River Trail.

Eaton County authorities charged four people with torture and murder in connection with the death of Gregory Brian Pennington whose remains were found on April 29 after he was reported missing in December — one suspect has been arraigned on a second-degree murder charge while the others face torture charges — as the investigation continues.

Sheri Jones ended her time at 6 News and was honored by Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich with a certificate of commendation for her three decades of work with Crime Stoppers of Mid-Michigan—helping to catch many criminals.

Local law enforcement praised her genuine care for keeping the community safe.

Michigan State University is launching an institutional review led by survivors and a police detective to examine its policies on sexual misconduct and support efforts for future improvements—this study begins with listening sessions as new president Kevin Guskiewicz collaborates with experts to guide the process.

Michigan’s DNR declared open season on invasive Russian boars that damage farmland and native habitats—posing risks to property and local ecosystems.

Licensed hunters may legally trap or shoot the swine on public and private land in line with state regulations.

A national study by CoWorkingCafe found that Lansing ranked second among small Michigan cities for working moms, scoring *74.4* points and having nearly *78.8%* of mothers employed.

The survey noted that Grand Rapids ranked fourth among large cities while Detroit finished 33rd.

POWERFACE Reunion Concert

6-11:30 p.m. — The Studio at 414 — All ages welcome — Rock out with Lansing's legendary metal masters POWERFACE and special guests Wizardbane, Chance We Take, and Royal Scene.

Girls on the Run Mid Michigan 5K

11 AM – 3 PM — MSU Archives — Registration required — Celebrate empowerment, confidence, and community at this inclusive Spring 5K event.

Ignite Your Leadership Workshop

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Regus - Lansing — Course fee applicable — Enhance your leadership skills and empower your team to achieve success.

Live Music on the Patio with Mark Collins

7-9 p.m. — Pins & Pints — Free entry — Enjoy local artists under the lights on a brand new patio while savoring great food and drink specials.

Miles for Moms 5K Run/Walk

10 AM – 12 PM — Hawk Island Park — Fundraiser for Hannah's House — Participate in a 5K for a great cause supporting homeless pregnant women and their infants.

May Real Estate Investor Meetup

6-8 p.m. — Achieve Real Estate Headquarters — Free entry — Connect with fellow real estate investors and learn from industry experts.

Lansing Match Play Championship

May 31 - June 1 — Groesbeck Golf Course — Entry fee required — Compete in a two-day individual match play tournament with multiple divisions.

Father’s Day Pottery Painting

9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. — Playing Picasso — $45 per piece — Create a special pottery frame to celebrate Dad while enjoying a fun morning of art and snacks.

On-Site Tour of Senior Living Community

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — 2205 Jolly Rd, Okemos, MI — Free entry — Explore award-winning senior living amenities and experience top-rated care services.

MATS Annual Clinical Symposium

7 AM – 5 PM — Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center — Registrations start at $22.50 — A full day of professional development for athletic trainers and sports professionals.