Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 7th of September.
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🏘️ Community
A chicken wing festival on Sunday, Sep.
6 in Lansing raised funds for a nonprofit that supports cancer survivors & drew community members to enjoy the lively event.
Uncle John's Cider Mill in St. Johns hosted its 31st annual car cruise-in featuring over 300 vehicles — organizers noted that no judging was held, inviting anyone with a car to participate.
🎭 Culture
The Festival of Oddities launches to celebrate fall in downtown Lansing today, showcasing unique art exhibits & live performances for community members.
🎓 Education
Michigan State University is launching an AI minor along with new courses on AI literacy and ethics designed for both tech-focused and general students.
The initiative, supported by a $5 million donation and the AI Ready Spartans Initiative, prepares students to use artificial intelligence responsibly this academic year.
🏛️ Government
Utility crews are restoring power after severe weather hit mid-Michigan — affected customers should check for updates as repairs continue.
📰 Lifestyle
Voters picked their favorite seafood spots in a 2025 contest by WKAR and City Pulse.
The top five include Blue Gill Grill in Haslett plus Mitchell’s Fish Market, Red Lobster, The Old Bag of Nails Pub, and The Tangy Crab in Lansing, which offer varied menus and hours.
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