Good morning, Lansing.

Capital Region International Airport is celebrating 100 years today with a free Centennial Celebration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the airport (4100 Capital City Blvd), featuring airplane rides for young flyers, static displays, a flight simulator and voucher giveaways that highlight its community impact.

Downtown Lansing will kick off Downtown After 5 on Thursday, June 18, offering an evening of extended shopping, dining, and live music.

Over 25 businesses will extend their hours to welcome residents and visitors downtown for a vibrant summer experience.

At its June 12 meeting in Benton Harbor, the MSU Board approved a 3.99% tuition increase for the 2026-27 academic year and finalized the 2027 fiscal budget + the board also backed a $27.7 million digester expansion amid funding challenges and upcoming negotiations.

MSU trustees Mike Balow and Rema Vassar were censured by the board for not signing the revised ethics code by the May 24 deadline (the vote was 4-3 at a June 12 Benton Harbor meeting).

Balow later called the code a loyalty oath.

Over 75,000 customers lost power last Thursday because of severe storms, including 18,000 in Wayne County.

Consumers Energy restored power to over 14,000 customers & crews kept working across the Lower Peninsula.

Local residents are advised by energy experts to set air conditioners to 78 degrees when home, adjusting further when away to save up to 10% on bills during hot spells.

The guidance comes as heat indexes reach 100, prompting providers to stress simple thermostat tweaks.

Gov. Whitmer ordered flags to fly at half-staff today to honor WWII Army Cpl.

George Sepsey — whose funeral and interment with full military honors will take place at Mount Hope Catholic Cemetery in Croswell with a visitation from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Families and visitors can enjoy free fishing today as the state waives license fees on both inland and Great Lakes waters, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

A Minnesota developer scaled back a $90 million mixed-use project at 530 Albert Ave to a 10-story building with no on-site visitor parking, raising concerns for local businesses + planning commissioners will review the proposal on June 24.

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.