Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 3rd of June.
Good morning, Lansing.
Two Comerica branches in Lansing (5510 W.
Saginaw Hwy and 223 N. Clippert St) and a Fifth Third branch in Okemos are set to close as part of a merger that will eliminate 75 branches overall.
The Coral Gables, a family-owned restaurant on East Grand River Avenue that has served East Lansing for 58 years, will close on June 30.
The owners announced the decision by thanking customers and staff on social media.
MSU alum Frank Migliorelli released his new single 'Michigan' on May 30 as a tribute to his college days at MSU—featuring local landmarks and nostalgic lyrics that recall his time with the band he helped form.
The track blends country, folk and blues to deliver a heartfelt nod to home.
Local artists will convert Old Town into an open-air gallery with chalk art on Turner Street and Cesar Chavez Ave from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday plus offer a creative weekend experience for the community.
A developer is requesting utilities in Mason at 3388 W Columbia Rd and may invest 1B in a data center that could boost tax revenue by 7.6 million as officials promise to follow performance standards + continue discussions.
A bright meteor fireball lit the sky on Monday night near Lansing and experts are searching Michigan for any surviving debris.
Officials say the fast-moving object burned up before it reached the ground.
Voters will decide on August 4 if Capital Area District Libraries will renew the millage (keeping the rate unchanged) to support library services in Ingham County.
If the measure fails, branches may close and many services will be cut.
Construction has resumed on Michigan Avenue today in downtown Lansing.
Work on the bridges over the Grand River and Museum Drive has reduced traffic to two lanes, forcing new detours; officials expect the project to finish mid-September and urge residents to check the online construction map.
Champion Foods has recalled Motor City Pizza Co. 5 Cheese Bread sold at stores (Costco, Walmart, Kroger, Target, Meijer, and Publix) due to a Salmonella risk linked to recalled milk powder, affecting items with sell-by dates from February through April 2027.
Customers should check labels and avoid using affected products.
Michigan law prohibits breaking into a parked car to rescue a pet in extreme heat; if you see a dog left in a car, record its make, model (and plate) and call local animal control or police for help.
Greater Lansing high school boys golf teams qualified for state finals, scheduled for June 5 through June 6 at several courses after winning regional championships.
Teams from DeWitt, Lansing Christian, St. Johns, Bath, and Lansing Catholic plus top individual golfers from Grand Ledge, Haslett, Perry, Ithaca, and Portland will compete.
Grand Concert Series
6-8 p.m. — Lansing Center, Riverfront Plaza — Free entry — Enjoy a variety of musical genres while soaking up the summer vibes along the Grand River.
Friday Karaoke Night
9 p.m. — The Avenue Cafe — Free entry — Experience a lively atmosphere filled with music, socializing, and culinary delights at this popular local tradition.
Chalk of the Town 2026
12-4 p.m. — Old Town Lansing — Free entry — Witness local artists create stunning chalk masterpieces in a vibrant open-air gallery.
2026 Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. — Lansing Center — Registration required — A pivotal gathering for environmental professionals focused on compliance and networking opportunities.
Covet Concert
8-11 p.m. — Grewal Hall at 224 — $53-$120 — Enjoy an electrifying performance by Covet in Lansing's lively concert scene.
Friday Karaoke Night
9:00 p.m. — The Avenue Cafe — Free entry — Unleash your inner rockstar at this lively karaoke night featuring social fun and delicious ramen.
Mosaic Style Love Birds Paint and Sip
6:00 – 8:30 PM — Hooked — Alcohol not included — Unleash your creativity with a fun mosaic painting session guided by talented local artists.
Lansing Fiesta & Carnival
All day — Adado Riverfront Park — $10 per day for adults, kids under 10 free — Experience four days of fun with carnival rides, live music, and delicious food options.
Lansing Fiesta & Carnival
June 18-21 — Adado Riverfront Park — $10 per day for adults, kids under 10 enter free — Celebrate community with carnival rides, live music, and delicious food trucks.
Lansing Fiesta & Carnival
4-7 p.m. — Adado Riverfront Park — $10 per day for adults, free for kids under 10 — Celebrate community with rides, music, food trucks, and contests at this vibrant carnival.
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