Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 13th of September.
Good morning, Lansing.
Michigan firefighters hosted a walk on Sunday, Sept.
13 to support families battling cancer. Local crews gathered to show solidarity and raise awareness for the cause.
Local business owners gathered in Lansing to learn AI cybersecurity strategies at a mixer organized by local tech experts.
The event provided hands-on tips for protecting business systems and sharing practical approaches to emerging cyber risks.
NRG Dance (MSU's co-ed hip hop club) held its welcome class on Sept.
11 in the basement of IM Circle. Auditions will take place next week as the club prepares master classes and halftime performances at MSU basketball and Detroit Pistons games.
Lansing's Hispanic community will kick off its month-long heritage celebration Tuesday at City Hall at noon with food, speeches and music — organizers say safety concerns from last year will not affect this year's plans, and MI ALMA will host a community leaders program Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. at VFW 701 Hall.
The Michigan DNR confirmed that white-tailed deer in four counties (Branch, Ingham, Jackson and Lenawee) tested positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease, advising hunters to avoid deer showing signs of sickness while healthy animals remain safe to harvest.
On Friday night, Michigan State lost its unbeaten run when No. 19 Kansas City beat the Spartans 3-1 by scoring early and adding a goal before halftime, exposing defensive gaps.
The team opened Big Ten play on Tuesday (Sept. 11) at DeMartin Stadium, setting a challenging tone for the season.
MSU football rebounded after a first half that saw 107 rushing yards allowed by its run defense.
In the second half, the Spartans tightened their play by holding the opponent to minus six rushing yards, moving to two to zero ahead of their game against Notre Dame Saturday, Sept. 19.
Michigan State and Notre Dame will meet at Spartan Stadium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m., marking 60 years since the famed Game of the Century in 1966.
The winning team will claim the Megaphone Trophy — a symbol of the rivalry’s storied past.
Over 500 former MSU Swim and Dive alumni gathered Saturday, Sep.
12 at IM West for one final swim at McCaffree Pool & celebrated a 70 anniversary meet that honored decades of memories as officials marked the program’s legacy before its farewell.
Week 3 high school football games saw Mason, Portland, P-W and Lakewood maintain undefeated records on Sept.
11 — local matchups in CAAC, CMAC and MMAC produced standout plays that energized regional fans.
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