Good morning, Lansing.

On Sunday, Lansing residents gathered at the first annual American Car Show hosted by Best Furniture Outlet—partnering with Capitol City Muscle Car Club and Spotless Detailing and Window Tint to display unique and classic cars.

The event drew over 1,000 neighbors and marked a commitment to boosting community unity through local, family-owned businesses.

Police said that early Saturday morning a 26-year-old man was shot multiple times and pronounced dead on the 3400 block of Beau Jardin Drive while a 22-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident—investigators continue to follow up on leads.

A local guide now lists Lansing's top quirky make-out spots, featuring Frandor Scenic Overlook, Big Penny on Pennsylvania Avenue, and Nip N Sip’s parking lot—each spot showing the city's playful charm.

The guide also mentions unique landmarks like the Meijer Giraffe and the banks of the Red Cedar River to give residents a fun way to experience Lansing.

The State Board of Education is asking for public input on the next state superintendent via an online survey on Michigan's website until July 3 at noon — the board will hold interviews, focus groups and forums to choose a leader after Dr. Michael F.

Rice retires on October 3 as Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates begins the national search.

Michigan law mandates that drivers slow down in work zones as signs warn of doubled speeding fines, increased points, and penalties up to $7,500 with possible jail time for injuring workers.

In Lansing, drivers should watch for major road work on 127 and Michigan Avenue and follow all posted signs — careful driving avoids severe consequences — to keep traffic safe.

Michigan parents face a tricky decision on when children are ready to stay home alone because the state has no law setting a minimum age+guidelines suggest kids 10 or younger are usually not mature enough.

Some communities have extra rules+local resources advise parents to review local guidelines before deciding on care.

Friday Karaoke Night

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Sing your heart out at Lansing's lively karaoke night with food from Ruckus Ramen.

Greens to Gardens Golf Outing

8 a.m.–5 p.m. — Forest Akers West Golf Course — Fundraiser for Radiology Healing Gardens — Enjoy a day of golf, prizes, and silent auction fun.

The Dam Jam Music Festival

5:01 PM – 11:00 PM — Brenke Fish Ladder — Free entry — Celebrate Michigan artists with a vibrant music lineup in Lansing's unique pop-up venue.

Board Game Night at Summit Comics & Games

2-9 p.m. — Summit Comics & Games — Free gaming — Enjoy a night of tabletop fun and connect with fellow gamers in Lansing.

West Michigan Whitecaps vs. Lansing Lugnuts

1-2:35 p.m. — Jackson Field — Ticket prices vary — Experience the excitement of live baseball as the West Michigan Whitecaps take on the Lansing Lugnuts.

Michigan Energy Codes Deep Dive Workshop

12-6 p.m. — Ingham County Human Services Building — Registration required — Explore crucial updates to the Michigan Energy Code affecting mechanical and electrical systems.

Board Game Day at Evolution Games

2-11 p.m. — Evolution Games — Free gaming — Enjoy a day of board games, networking, and fun with fellow gamers.

Ingham County Fair

4 PM – 10 PM — Ingham County Fairgrounds — Admission fees vary — Celebrate community spirit with rides, games, and a large animal auction.

Breakthrough Basketball Elite Skills & Playmaking Basketball Camp

Jul 29-31 — Court One Training Center — Registration required — Elevate your basketball skills while learning elite techniques and character development.

2025 JazzFest Michigan

Various — Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art — Cost varies — Experience the rich sounds of jazz at this vibrant annual festival across multiple venues.