Good morning, Lansing.

Groesbeck Golf Course in Lansing is set to mark its 100th anniversary next week when city dignitaries, the Historical Society of Greater Lansing, and course representatives gather on Tuesday to celebrate its legacy (a treasured community asset).

The course will be honored with its first-ever Local History Award.

In Mason, Big Boy will close on Thursday, June 25 after over 50 years of serving local families — the restaurant announced its forthcoming closure via Facebook.

Erin Schor, a state official and wife of Lansing mayor Andy Schor, will compete on Jeopardy today at 8:34 a.m. She brings 20+ years experience in Michigan public policy and serves as vice president of the local school district.

Consumers Energy requested an extra $456M from the MPSC on June 2 and the move could raise residential electric bills by about 9.8% following a May 1 increase; Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office will challenge the proposal as higher costs burden families.

Libraries across mid-Michigan have launched summer reading programs as families join the unique challenge (Unearth a Story) aimed at keeping up reading habits during the break.

East Lansing Public Library held a Monday kickoff with over 850 participants, and other branches have reported busy sign-ups.

Over 7,000 Consumers Energy customers lost power on June 11 after overnight storms swept through the Lansing region.

Utility companies showed improvement statewide — repairs continued as crews worked to restore service.

Bills introduced in the Michigan Senate would require insurers to cover the full cost of inhalers, insulin and epinephrine, eliminating copays for families.

State Senator Darrin Camilleri (D-Trenton) said the measure aims to ease monthly expenses amid ongoing health care cost struggles.

Mike Ellis of City Pulse created Lansing’s first Frandor Challenge, inviting residents to try breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Frandor Shopping Center restaurants.

Participants can finish the challenge in a week or even complete it in one day by adding dessert + drink for pro status.

Capital Area All-Star basketball games will feature Mr. Basketball KJ Torbert and Grady Eklund playing on the same team at Holt High School on Wednesday, June 17.

The event offers girls and boys games along with dunk and 3-point contests, with $10 admission (free for children 5 and under).

Sexton will induct 14 athletes and the 1953 state championship wrestling team into its Hall of Fame at a ceremony and dinner on Saturday, Sept.

26 at Sexton High School.

Michigan State University researchers helped design the turfgrass systems for the 2026 FIFA World Cup fields by teaming with FIFA and the University of Tennessee; Professor Trey Rogers and his team created reinforced turf and drainage solutions to ensure consistent play across 16 stadiums.

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.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

Time varies — Court One Training Center — Camp full; waiting list available — Enhance your basketball skills with focused training in East Lansing.

Jhariah Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Green Door — Ticket information available on the official site — Enjoy an exciting live performance by Jhariah in Lansing.

Great Lakes Loons vs. Lansing Lugnuts Baseball

1:05 – 2:05 p.m. — Jackson Field — Free entry with game ticket — Catch exciting baseball action while enjoying the Conservation Carnival festivities.

Asbestos and Lead Awareness Workshop

Half-day — Lansing Community College — Free — Learn about the dangers of asbestos and lead exposure in your community.

Friday Karaoke Night

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue Cafe — Free entry — Enjoy a night of singing and camaraderie with locals at this vibrant karaoke event.

Capital City Comic Con 2026

All day — Lansing Center — Ticket prices vary — A 3-day celebration of comics, cosplay, collectibles, and community activities.