Good morning, Lansing.

Families gathered today at Michigan State University for a remembrance walk that honored loved ones and fostered community unity.

The event featured local memorials + quiet reflection.

Local beer fans in Lansing voted in a recent State Journal poll that featured 17 breweries — awarding Old Nation Brewing Co. in Williamston 23% of the votes.

The brewery will close Monday, Sept. 7 for Labor Day.

MSU launched a Collegiate giving level that lets students support athletics and earn bonus points for preferred seating at events.

Students can donate $50 or commit $150 over four years and receive bonus points — a program designed to encourage philanthropic giving.

Power has returned for most residents in Greater Lansing today as crews work to clear storm debris; outages persist in parts of Ingham and Livingston counties + Lake Lansing Park South remains closed due to fallen trees.

Former MSU student Tymmij Lee Randolph said he was hospitalized on May 5 after attending classes in Wells Hall, where alleged meth production exposed him to toxic chemicals, and he filed a notice of intent to sue MSU after taking classes from Feb.

5 to April 23.

Many residents are heading to Sleepy Hollow State Park for Labor Day weekend—where families will enjoy hiking and picnics in a fresh, local setting.

On Saturday night, No. 16 Michigan stunned Western Michigan when Underwood connected with Buchanan on a 47-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass to secure a 13-12 win after officials confirmed a second remained on the clock.

Michigan State beat Toledo 30-20, with field goals and a late touchdown & a career-long 51-yard field goal from Liam Boyd helping secure the win.

The Spartans will host Eastern Michigan on Sept. 12 at 3:30 p.m.