Good morning, Lansing.

Farmers markets across Mid-Michigan have moved indoors for the winter as cold weather limits fresh produce while regular customers still shop.

Holt Farmers Market in Delhi Charter Township and the Green Market at Allegiance Health in Jackson plan to expand vendor offerings in 2026 (doubling vendors at Holt).

Capital Region International Airport in Lansing is set to welcome busy holiday travelers as travel runs now through Jan.

2 with American Airlines, Delta, and Breeze operating flights. Travelers should contact airlines directly for check-in and boarding details (including gate procedures).

Ionetix, a cancer treatment company, receives $1.7 million from a $25 million statewide workforce program to train both current and new employees in advanced injectable drug technology (using cyclotron techniques) to boost local innovation.

WKAR-TV airs Camp RicStar today at 2 p.m., an award-winning documentary on the MSU-based Eric-RicStar Winter Music Therapy Camp that has provided an inclusive music program for people with disabilities since 2003.

The Poetry Room and the MSU Department of Art, Art History, and Design launch their Holiday Issue featuring poetry on community, food, and the holidays.

The new collection curated under new management (announced today) invites local audiences to experience the season’s spirit.

Lansing School District Superintendent Ben Shuldiner is ending his tenure on January 31 as he prepares to take a new position in Seattle after boosting attendance and graduation rates + student test scores; First Deputy Superintendent Jessica Benavides will serve as interim superintendent starting February 1.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that starting Jan.

2, 2026, residents can order the revived red, white and blue license plate to mark America's 250th birthday. The limited-edition plate costs $55 with $50 supporting local transportation improvements.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warned consumers today about holiday scams that trick shoppers with sudden business closures, gift card demands, and shifting return policies.

Residents are advised to research unfamiliar retailers before prepaying + stay cautious during the festive season.

Nick Sheridan will serve as Michigan State football’s offensive coordinator in 2026.

The former quarterback from Saline is expected to lead a pro-style offense as he works to improve team play and address long-standing offensive line issues.

Board Game Day at Evolution Games

2-11 p.m. — Evolution Games — Free gaming — Enjoy a day of board gaming and connect with fellow gamers in a welcoming environment.

Threads and Bread Dinner

8 p.m. — 900 West Apartments and Townhomes — Free meal — Providing food and personal bags to support underprivileged community members.

November BOTM: One Dark Window

7-9 p.m. — Foster Community Center — Light snacks and beverages provided — Engage in a mystical discussion about Elspeth's journey in the eerie kingdom of Blunder.

Verdi, Miller, and Brahms Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience classic compositions by Verdi and Brahms alongside contemporary work by Miller.

Comedy and Music Night with Johnny Hamcheck

7-8:30 p.m. — Macs Bar — $10 — Experience a unique blend of stand-up comedy and music from the quirky social media sensation Johnny Hamcheck.

USC Trojans vs. Michigan State Spartans Women's Basketball

8-11 p.m. — Breslin Center — Tickets start at fair pricing — Catch a thrilling women's basketball matchup in East Lansing.