Good morning, Lansing.

Photos from Bailey Park in East Lansing captured scenes on Wednesday, June 15 showing locals enjoying walking paths, picnics, and outdoor fitness stations.

The images highlight the park’s charm — from dog walks to blooming native plants that draw residents to this urban escape.

Residents in southeast Marble have raised traffic safety concerns over the past year — the city is gathering feedback on a traffic calming plan that will be presented to the transportation commission in July with construction set to begin in the fall.

A new study finds Michigan ranks third nationally in power outage costs, as households lose power (2.78 hours on average) leading to an estimated $112 million annual bill.

The report shows that even short disruptions can add up quickly for residents.

Serika and Will toured MSU's Landscape Arboretum in East Lansing today.

They met an expert — who led them through the Japanese and English gardens — and learned about Michigan's native trees.

More than 15,000 locals signed an online petition calling for three MSU trustees to resign after President Guskiewicz and Athletic Director J Batt announced their departures (the board said it will finalize a leadership plan for a smooth transition).

Experts explain that summer bug bites caused by mosquitoes, chiggers, or no-see-ums may differ in look but all bring itchiness, and they advise residents to use bug spray and cold packs for relief — watch for signs of infection to get prompt care.

This advice comes as local health officials remind us to safeguard outdoor fun.

Former St. Johns grad Logan Keilen transferred on Friday to join Georgia Tech baseball after a standout season at Central Michigan—he batted .296 with seven home runs and 42 RBIs and aims to leverage the move for a pro career.

The 21st edition of Moneyball Pro-Am summer basketball league will begin Tuesday, June 23 at Holt High School with teams featuring Michigan State players and others from local schools.

Games will run Tuesday and Thursday evenings until July 30 with free admission + donations welcome.

Ozone's Brewhouse in Lansing was packed Friday as Team USA advanced to the World Cup knockout stage with a 2–0 win over Australia, and the pub will host a watch party for the next game against Turkey at 10 p.m. Thursday.

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.

Waverly Football Boosters 2nd Annual Car Show

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Waverly High School — Pre-registration $20, Day of show $25 — Rev up your engines for a day supporting the local football program with classic cars.

Cake in the Garden

6-9 p.m. — Horticulture Gardens — $20 — An evening of cake tasting among vibrant gardens and local bakers awaits.