Good morning, Lansing.

Woofstock raised money for the Eaton County animal shelter as local supporters gathered to help care for animals.

The funds will be used to improve shelter services and support care efforts.

The 3rd Annual Dance by the River Pow Wow kicks off soon along Lansing’s riverfront—reviving tradition and tightening community bonds.

More event details will be shared as the celebration approaches.

Gerald W. Graves Park in southwest Lansing features open fields, nature trails, two playgrounds + a basketball court for family activities, picnic tables, grills and street parking, while leashed dogs are welcome.

The University Activities Board held the Spartan Ren Faire at Horticulture Gardens as MSU students dressed in medieval costumes, made flower crowns and got their faces painted while completing a Renaissance-themed quest plus exploring new campus spaces.

The free event united students through creative activities.

A new survey by FIRE shows many MSU students feel forced to self-censor in class to avoid backlash — only 34% report rarely doing so while 72% say it happens monthly.

Student groups are investigating the school’s policies, questioning possible discriminatory practices.

Meridian Township is hosting a recycling drive to collect vintage electronics and appliances, aiming to protect local waterways.

The event offers residents a practical way to dispose of old items while supporting environmental conservation in the community.

Health officials in Lansing advise residents to get their annual flu shot this fall as the vaccine takes two weeks to build protection and is offered at local pharmacies and clinics, guarding against severe illness throughout flu season.

MSU played Nebraska yesterday at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, where tailgating fans enjoyed partly sunny skies with temperatures reaching 69 degrees and cooler conditions for the game, and supporters tuned in on the Big Ten Network+Spartan Media Network.

Michigan State men's soccer defeated Wisconsin 3-0 on Friday night at DeMartin Stadium in East Lansing.

Senior forward Richie Ludwig scored twice (with substitute Dominic Dono adding a goal) to keep the team undefeated in Big Ten play.

High school football achieved key wins today as teams from East Lansing, Sexton and Olivet competed in CAAC and nonleague matchups.

Baylor Schanski rushed for 251 yards for East Lansing (a highlight among standout local performances), fueling the spirited Week 5 roundups.

On Friday, Mason defeated St- Johns 21-9 in a key CAAC Red football game and kept its undefeated record.

The win gives the Bulldogs a strong chance at a league championship as they face Fowlerville and Williamston next.

Iowa beat Michigan 20-19 on Saturday when Hank Brown threw a game-winning 16-yard touchdown pass to Reece Vander Zee in Ann Arbor.

Michigan's penalties and turnovers stalled their comeback, ending a 47-game streak of holding leads at halftime.

MSU baseball and softball teams partnered with Beautiful Lives Project to give nearly 100 participants with disabilities a chance to learn sports skills at McLane Stadium.

The fourth event emphasized teamwork and community support — a recurring initiative inspiring local athletes.