Weekend Violence in Lansing Leaves One Dead, Several Arrested

LANSING, MI — Police are continuing investigations into multiple shootings that took place over the weekend, including a deadly incident that occurred early Sunday morning.

The fatal shooting happened on Wilson Avenue during a memorial gathering. According to Lansing Police Chief Robert Bankus, the victim — identified as 36-year-old DeAndre Campbell — was shot under his arm. Officers on the scene administered immediate aid before Campbell was transported to the hospital by the Lansing Fire Department, where he later died.

Four individuals have been arrested in connection with the weekend’s shootings, though details on the other incidents have not been released.

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Downtown Road Closure for Building Maintenance

Commuters in downtown Lansing should plan for delays today, as Ottawa Street between Capitol Avenue and Washington Square is closed for scheduled building maintenance. The work is expected to be completed by day’s end.

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Gas Prices Surge Across Lansing Area

Drivers across Lansing and much of Michigan were greeted by a sharp spike in fuel prices Monday, with many gas stations raising prices to around $3.39 per gallon. GasBuddy.com analyst Patrick DeHaan attributes the increase to the state’s regular price cycle, which typically fluctuates based on supply, demand, and refinery operations.

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Major Pool Recall Tied to Nine Drowning Deaths, Including in Michigan

A nationwide recall has been issued for over 5 million above-ground swimming pools after reports of nine child drownings — including incidents in Michigan. The recalled products include models from Best Way, Intex Recreation, and Polygroup.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that the pools' compression straps may serve as footholds, allowing small children to climb into the water unsupervised. The incidents occurred between 2007 and 2022 and involved children aged 22 months to three years.

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Breonna Taylor Case: Former Officer Sentenced, Michigan Connection

In a national story with ties to Michigan, a federal judge has sentenced former Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison to three years in prison for excessive force during the 2020 raid that killed Breonna Taylor, a Grand Rapids native.

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Stellantis Reports Major Loss Ahead of Full Earnings Release

Auburn Hills-based automaker Stellantis is reporting a $2.7 billion loss for the first half of 2025. The company cited tariffs, restructuring costs, and slower sales as contributing factors. Its full earnings report is expected next week.

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MSU Fans Offered Direct Flight to Minneapolis for Away Game

Spartan football fans looking to catch the Michigan State vs. University of Minnesota game in person now have a convenient travel option. Capital Region International Airport is offering a special non-stop round-trip flight to Minneapolis, departing October 31 and returning November 2. According to Delta, tickets start at $337.