Updated: 11:25 AM Several Police agencies received calls Tuesday night about a woman walking along Interstate 96 near US 127. When an Ingham County Sheriff's Deputy went searching for her, he struck her with his vehicle.

Updated: 6:58 PM New technology helps patients stay home.

Updated: 8:21 PM AIDS awareness advocates march silently down Grand River Ave., hoping to bring attention to their cause.

Updated: 2:25 PM The state of Michigan has created a new position to help improve the 911 system.

Updated: 1:00 PM The fight is over, at least for now, as the bill aimed at installing a gasoline pipeline in Lansing gets shot down in the final days of the lame duck session.

Updated: 9:49 PM Lynda Whitman is at a local hospital with her family.

Updated: 6:06 PM The cap on liquor prices in Michigan has been removed, but does that mean prices will go up?

Updated: 2:16 PM U.S. officials say Tom Ridge has resigned after 23 months as the nation's first Homeland Security Secretary.

Updated: 1:12 PM The Okemos Road Project is getting more complex.

Updated: 1:15 PM As businesses voiced concerns over the massive sewer and infrastructure plans Lansing embarks on, the Mayor's office and a task force laid out a plan to ease the pain of construction.

Updated: 9:14 PM A 55-year-old schoolteacher from Okemos went missing Saturday. Police found her, wandering and confused, between Williamston and Webberville Monday afternoon.

Updated: 9:09 PM According to the Michigan Treasury Department state taxpayers receive about $1 billion per year in Earned Income Credits.

Updated: 6:15 PM A study by the "Detroit News" shows thousands of nursing home patients die from malnutrition and dehydration. Local experts disagree with findings.

Updated: 6:12 PM A Michigan state representative says he will oppose health benefits for state employees in gay partnerships.

Updated: 1:38 PM Identity theft is among the issues in the state Senate. The House is considering improving their own benefits.

Updated: 1:40 PM A tentative contract has been reached between Sparrow Hospital and 1,800 health care workers, most of them nurses.

Updated: 1:42 PM Michigan historical markers are becoming popular targets for thieves.

Updated: 1:49 PM Walmart rolled back optimistic sales numbers for November after seeing less-than-expected sales on Black Friday.

Updated: 1:52 PM Union and hospital reps met Saturday to nail down contracts and stop a looming strike.

Updated: 1:47 PM Retailers debate what is "the busiest shopping day of the year" each holiday season. Do Black Friday deals bring in the big bucks? And who misses out?

Updated: 1:56 PM Due to the flu vaccine shortage, does taking your kids to visit Santa put them at a greater risk for getting sick?

Updated: 10:04 PM Stores stockings, customers mapping out plans of attack, and shoppers taking advantage of Thanksgiving Day sales

Updated: 1:54 PM Plates were piled high on Thanksgiving Day as local charities dished out thousands of free meals to the less fortunate.

Updated: 8:30 AM More than 500 runners brave the snow and ice.

Updated: 12:31 AM Snow and Thanksgiving, combined, give retailers a boost.