Updated: 6:29 PM A federally-funded study recommends changes to the food plan of the Women, Infants and Children program.

Updated: 3:59 PM The state House will likely approve a law giving the Governor the power to appoint Michigan's school superintendent.

Updated: 3:26 PM Governor Granholm warns that if state doesn't deal effectively and quickly with its economic crisis, it will loose jobs and opportunities to other states.

Updated: 1:06 PM News Ten has learned that there is a plan to eliminate all the blue and white license plates now on six million vehicles in the state.

Updated: 3:58 PM A school district rolls out an ad campaign for their school bond like none other in Mid-Michigan.

Updated: 1:59 PM Livingston County plays host to a fake terrorist attack to train area emergency services in the event of the real thing.

Updated: 1:54 PM The eighth annual Jackson Take Back the Night is a march and rally for victims of sexual abuse to find strength together.

Updated: 1:52 PM The city is offering loans to house hunters willing to purchase a fixer-upper.

Updated: 6:20 PM If you live in Ingham County you won't be voting on those controversial punch card ballots anymore.

Updated: 1:48 PM If you're child recently took the fourth or seventh grade MEAP writing test, his or her scores may be boosted by the state.

Updated: 10:43 PM Dennis Sleep, president of the St. Johns Area Skating Association says if the Washing Park Skating Complex is closed - a possibility to help cut the Lansing City budget - their hockey program will shut down.

Updated: 10:07 AM After years of solely recommending chemical DEET- based products to ward off mosquitoes, the Centers for Disease and Prevention adds two other options to their list of recommended repellents.

Updated: 10:09 AM Overall the index had a moderate gain -- but the measure tells us the business climate is unchanged from the first three months of the year compared to the last three months of 2004.

Updated: 5:53 PM Expect to see more tourists around town this summer as researchers at Michigan State University are projecting the first tourism boom in four years.

Updated: 9:16 AM More than 100 people came together at Charlotte's Oak Park to remember Melanie and Meghann Pouch, killed when their car was struck by a train one year ago Wednesday.

Updated: 9:12 AM In 2003 Lansing voters were hit by Mayor Tony Benavides' campaign ads saying State Senator Virg Bernero's daughters did not attend Lansing schools. This year, however, both candidates say it's not an issue this time around.

Updated: 9:14 AM One-hundred and fifty years ago Thursday, the first edition of the Lansing State Journal, then called the "Lansing Republican," rolled off the presses.

Updated: 6:28 PM Thousands of Michigan residents will find reminders of unpaid fines in their mailboxes in the coming weeks.

Updated: 11:31 AM construction delayed until May 26

Updated: 3:56 PM The clock is ticking if you are one of hundreds of families in the Lansing School District considering an in-district school change for your son or daughter next year.

Updated: 6:54 PM According to a new national study by Michigan State University researchers, only three percent of U.S. adults live healthy.

Posted: 5:49 PM The mid-Michigan chapter of the American Red Cross is slowly building up its bank account after six major apartment fires in the last three months.

Updated: 5:42 PM Legislative republicans are eyeing a possible tax shift as an alternative to the governor's single business tax cut.

Updated: 8:31 AM Democrats hold hearings on proposed legislation banning sale of violent video games to kids.

Updated: 5:47 PM A group of churches in Lansing is putting pressure on the school district to improve literacy.