Updated: 5:32 PM .The HOSTS Program, Helping One Student to Succeed, is being significantly cut this year in the Lansing School District.

Updated: 5:29 PM The fabled doughnut makes its Lansing debut early Tuesday morning at a shop near the Eastwood Town Center.

Updated: 9:00 AM Oil and gas officials say the blackout of 2003 is to blame for the high gas prices in Michigan that range between $1.64 and $1.90.

Updated: 4:00 PM Many school districts across Mid-Michigan started classes Monday. Here in Lansing, school administartors say things got off to a smooth start.

Updated: 4:00 PM Monday was the first day of school in Lansing. The new school year means a new look for some schools.

Updated: 9:47 PM The Capital Area United Way is kicking off its fundraising campaign. The group hopes to raise as much money as they previous year despite a rough economy and a $2 million embezzlement.

Updated: 8:44 AM Classes start Monday at Michigan State University, and police say that means a lot of parties, and increased arrests this weekend.

Updated: 3:36 PM The Lansing mayoral general election is just about three months away and both candidates vying for the seat are going head to head on the issue of housing.

Updated: 8:11 AM F-2 Tornado touched Down in Ingham County

Updated: 8:35 AM After nearly 90 days, the barricades in Lansing's Genesee Neighborhood are coming down Sept. 2. Some police say they were a success.

Updated: 8:23 AM After a delay running months, the Michigan Department of Treasury is allowing schools across the state to get a first glimpse at their preliminary MEAP scores.

Updated: 1:56 PM Troopers enforce law inspired by DeWitt officer.

Updated: 1:53 PM Regional unemployment rates are up in most labor markets.

Updated: 1:50 PM Motorists will find business as usual at their local Secretary of State branches Thursday.

Updated: 4:00 PM On Tuesday, both E. Lansing Schools and Concord Community Schools in Jackson County announced delays in their start dates. Both say construction issues were the cause.

Updated: 8:35 AM Michigan Congressman Mike Rogers says he is still planning on going to Iraq next week, despite the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad Tuesday.

Updated: 10:12 PM The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) announced it was proceeding with an investigation into the state’s involvement with the largest blackout in U.S. history.

Updated: 4:00 PM The Lansing School District may still call back more of the 154 members of the Lansing teachers union who were laid off in May.

Updated: 4:00 PM Michigan State University president Peter McPherson plans to stay in Iraq a little bit longer than he originally planned.

Updated: 4:52 PM General Motors is recovering from the power outage that left many businesses in the dark.

Updated: 6:00 PM The Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association provided those at a seminar Saturday with information about solar and wind power. Information many are interested in the wake of Blackout 2003.

Updated: 7:02 PM Ingham County Prosecutor Stuart Dunnings announced Friday that criminal charges will not be brought against any of the seven Lansing Police Officers involved in the shooting of a 20-year-old Detroit man a week ago.

Updated: 9:04 PM The state attorney general Thursday says his office will file two felony charges against a man accused of using public funds to buy T-shirts for a political purpose.

Updated: 8:58 PM Northwest Airlines has canceled all of its flights this evening out of Detroit Metropolitan Airport after a multistate power outage hit southeastern Michigan Thursday.

Updated: 4:00 PM One week left before 45,000 MSU students come back to town for classes.