Good morning, Lansing.

Car lovers gather today in Lansing for the 8th annual Shaheen Chevrolet Car Show, an event that highlights local automotive culture.

Local residents donated hair to create wigs for children with cancer — an effort that brought comfort to young patients and showed the community's support.

United Way hosted a volunteer fair at MSU’s Benefactor’s Plaza in East Lansing today, connecting students with local nonprofits & community groups.

Organizers said the event helped first- and second-year Spartans learn about volunteer opportunities & bridge the gap between campus & community.

University Weiner has moved to 211 M.A.C.

Ave (its new downtown spot) and begun offering concessions at Spartan Stadium. Owner Ben Pikus said the move cuts wait times and lowers hot dog prices (starting at $3.99) for students.

Lansing Symphony Orchestra launched its 97th season on Sunday with a piano trio performance at First Presbyterian Church of Lansing — marking the kickoff of its intimate Musician Series that brings classical music closer to the community.

Daebak Spartans, a club at MSU, helps students learn K-Pop choreography and build community through regular dance practices and social events (including meetups at HTea Cafe) as they prepare for their showcase at Kellogg Auditorium on Dec.

6.

Church of the Resurrection will host its 91st annual Ox Roast Festival in Lansing.

The event will feature local food, music and activities for all ages.

Potter Park Zoo held Red Panda Day on Sunday featuring trivia, a community mural, and collectible trading cards for local visitors (the zoo will host Rhino Day next Sunday) in Lansing.

Gas prices statewide jumped 62 cents from last week to an average of $4.93, with a full 15-gallon tank costing about $74.

Triple-A Michigan reported prices have risen 72 cents since last month, marking a new record high for 2026.

MSU restored most power after an outage on Sep.

19, but 80% of the campus still lacks hot water — affecting classes and campus activities. Repairs continue with further updates expected soon.

MSU experienced a near-seven‐hour power outage Saturday that left some buildings dark, and classes will shift online Monday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. as crews work to restore full power & minimize further disruption.

MSU women's soccer fell to Michigan 3-1 yesterday at DeMartin Field after the Wolverines scored three goals in eight minutes, handing the Spartans their first loss of the season.