Good morning, Lansing.

Foosball players from around the country and abroad competed in Delta Township Saturday at the Great Lakes Classic Foosball Championship to raise funds for placing foosball tables in local schools.

Michael Stahl from Foosball Clubs USA said the event was designed to build youth community — giving more children a chance to play.

Thirteen original residents and several spouses returned for a 58th reunion at Holden Hall on October 1, where they toured the campus, enjoyed meals, and celebrated shared memories from the late 60s.

The reunion—organized by Paul Vigilanti and supported by MSU Alumni Engagement—showed how bonds from early college years have lasted for decades.

Michigan's warm fall has kept stink bugs from invading many homes, and pest control experts warn that the insects will move in when temperatures drop.

Residents are advised to seal gaps in windows and doors to help prevent infestations.

Michigan law lets property owners trim branches from neighbors' trees up to the property line (MCL 750.382) without permission, but damage or killing the tree can lead to a misdemeanor.

Falling leaves are considered a natural product that becomes the owner's cleaning responsibility.

MSU hockey shut out the Windsor Lancers 4-0 in an exhibition game Friday night at Munn Ice Arena—nine players made their debut as the Spartans marked their return to the ice.

The win puts the team in a strong position as they prepare to host the New Hampshire Wildcats on Oct. 9 in a two-game series.

MSU held its Izzone campout Friday night to start the new basketball season as students gathered near Spartan Stadium and the Breslin Center — coach Tom Izzo and players cheered and set plans for the season ahead.

The women’s team begins on Oct. 22 and the men’s team will tip off on Oct. 23 at home.

Michigan State quarterback Aidan Chiles left the game after a hard hit in the second quarter against Nebraska but returned after a quick five-minute check by trainers—he put his helmet back on and rejoined the offense before halftime.

Michigan State football lost 38—27 to Nebraska on Saturday as a weak offense and special teams cost the Spartans a win—defensive stops kept the game close.

Redshirt freshman Alessio Milovjevic replaced an injured Aidan Chiles and led a crucial 75-yard drive that highlighted the need for a more effective offensive approach.

Avatar the Last Airbender in Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticketed event — Experience the music of Avatar in a captivating concert performance.

Extremity Adjusting Workshop

8 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Comfort Inn Lansing West — $0 for members, $289 for non-members — Enhance your skills in extremity adjustments for effective patient care.

Talib Kweli Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Grewal Hall — Tickets available — Experience the thought-provoking hip hop of Talib Kweli live in Lansing.

Friday Karaoke

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Enjoy a night of singing, socializing, and delicious ramen at a beloved local venue.

Apple Butter Festival

11 AM – 5 PM — Fenner Nature Center — Fundraiser for Fenner Conservancy — Celebrate fall with apple butter, local food, music, and hands-on activities.

Okemos Learning Center Sensory-Friendly Trunk-or-Treat

3-6 p.m. — Okemos Professional Building — Free entry — Celebrate Halloween with crafts, games, and candy in a sensory-friendly environment.

Fourth Saturday Game Day

2-11 p.m. — Evolution Games — Free gaming — Connect with fellow gamers and enjoy free gaming at the local family game store.

Lansing Career Fair

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Connect with top employers in various fields at this comprehensive career fair.

Friday Karaoke Night

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — A lively karaoke experience with music, socializing, and delicious offerings from Ruckus Ramen.

Board Game Night at The Gaming Cantina

1-10 p.m. — The Gaming Cantina Game Room — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of free gaming and networking with fellow board game enthusiasts.