Good morning, Lansing.

On Sunday, holiday shoppers filled Royal Scot Bowling Alley as local craft vendors sold handmade gifts and home goods—Linda Bouts from Mason said the show built personal connections and offered one-on-one shopping that big box stores cannot match.

The event provided makers a chance to showcase their crafts during the busy season.

On November 15, hospitals across Michigan braced for a surge in injuries as hunters suffered falls from tree stands and drivers encountered deer on the roads — officials urged using full-body harnesses and safe driving practices to reduce risks.

Summit Comics and Games in downtown Lansing uses personal customer service to compete against big retailers during the holiday season and will offer Black Friday deals with new book releases.

Interim manager Marcus Embry said the small shop builds strong ties with regular customers—helping them find products that meet their tastes.

Museums and cultural centers across Michigan are offering exhibits to help residents learn about Native American history—following Gov. Whitmer and Lt. Gov. Gilchrist’s proclamation during Native American Heritage Month.

Visitors can view ancient petroglyphs, historic artifacts and interactive displays at sites like Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park and the Nokomis Cultural Heritage Center in Okemos.

A study found that cannabis workers who pick, grind and package the plant are developing work-related asthma from exposure to plant dust and disinfectants — with five of the 30 cases reported in Michigan.

The study noted that two workers died from asthma complications, and experts said that better workplace safety and regular medical screening are needed — to help prevent further harm.

Isa Alexander scored a career-high 20 points for MSU on Nov.

16, 2023, helping the team win 98-44 over Western Michigan after returning from ACL and foot injuries—she played nearly 12 minutes off the bench as the Spartans moved to 4-0.

Peter Soudan received the Big Ten Freshman of the Year award on Thursday as he tallied 10 points and scored the winning goal against Indiana.

Teammates Zac Kelly and Luke Spadafora also earned honors, and his feat marks him as only the fifth Spartan to do so (the first since 2022).

Michigan State football lost a 28—14 game to Penn State on November 15 after a strong fourth-quarter drive allowed the Nittany Lions to control the clock and score quickly.

Coach Jonathan Smith said the Spartans fought hard but dropped their seventh straight game as they continue to struggle this season.

MSU women's basketball forward Isa Alexander talked about her career scoring game against WMU—she said the milestone boosted her confidence and marked an important moment in her season.

Friday Karaoke Night

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Belting out your favorite tunes with friends at this local karaoke hotspot.

Fourth Saturday Game Day

2-11 p.m. — Evolution Games — Free gaming — Engage with fellow gamers at this community-focused game day filled with fun!

5th Annual Downtown DeWitt Turkey Trot

8 AM - 2 PM — 3 legged dog yoga + strength studio — Registration required — Kick off Thanksgiving with a family-friendly 5k fun run through Downtown DeWitt.

Friday Karaoke

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Engage in a vibrant evening of music and fun at a beloved local karaoke night with great food and drinks.

TUNE IN: December Music Showcase

7:30 PM - 1:30 AM — The Robin Theatre — Donations encouraged — An inclusive showcase for local performers and songwriters of all styles.

Friday Karaoke at The Avenue

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue — Free entry — Experience a lively karaoke night while enjoying delicious food and drinks in a vibrant atmosphere.

Breakfast with Santa 2025

9 a.m. — Dave & Buster's Lansing — $10+ — Experience a magical morning filled with breakfast, games, and a visit with Santa Claus.

60th Anniversary Reunion Celebration

2-5 p.m. — Lansing Center — $60.00 + fees — Celebrate six decades of memories with dinner, entertainment, and historical reflections.

The Wiz Musical Revival

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Tickets required — Experience the Tony Award-winning musical with a fresh twist on a classic tale.

World Ballet Company - The Nutcracker

7-9 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the magical ballet adaptation of The Nutcracker with enchanting performances and a classic holiday tale.