Updated: 07/26/2006 - The union representing some workers at the Lansing Board of Water and Light says more than 90 percent of members surveyed don't want BWL's general manager to stay at the utility.

Updated: 07/25/2006 - One county commissioner says Lansing could convince Ingham County voters to support a zoo millage if they'd sweeten the deal by offering municipal golf courses as well.

Updated: 07/25/2006 - Investigators say the victim pulled from the Red Cedar River was originally from Battle Creek, but lived on the streets around East Lansing.

Updated: 07/25/2006 - Thieves used fake sales receipts to steal merchandise from Home Depot loading docks.

Updated: 07/25/2006 - State government economists worry over possible GM alliance with two foreign car makers.

Posted: 07/25/2006 - Groups join forces to oppose ballot proposal that would ban some affirmative action programs in Michigan.

Updated: 07/25/2006 - Ruth Abood and her new adopted son John arrived with relatives also adopting children in Lebanon after weeks of violence and uncertainty. You can see News 10's unedited interview with Ruth below under "Featured Videos."

Posted: 07/24/2006 - A young boy dies moments after riding a ride at the Ionia Free Fair.

Posted: 07/24/2006 - Sparrow Hospital makes plans to keep construction from affecting emergency traffic.

Posted: 07/24/2006 - Police tell us that her father could face criminal charges for causing it.

Posted: 07/24/2006 - The suicide of a son in 2003 lead his parents to seek legislation that will require schools to look for depression among students and warn other parents.

Updated: 07/24/2006 - Lansing won two of the state's "Cool Cities" program grants this year. News 10 went to a mid-Michigan town that was awarded the same money back in 2004 to see how much the city's been able to do with it since.

Updated: 07/23/2006 - After a devastating fire destroyed the sanctuary of Eden United Brethren Church, the congregation has finally moved into a brand new one.

Updated: 07/23/2006 - Police found a body floating in the Red Cedar River after a canoeist reported seeing it around noon Saturday. News 10 has learned at least two passers-by believe they saw the body Friday, and reported it to police.

Updated: 07/22/2006 - The Jackson County Sheriff's Department is looking for the person(s)responsible for a series of home invasions.

Updated: 07/22/2006 - VISA's have been secured for two babies set to be adopted by American familes.

Updated: 07/22/2006 - U.S. Rep. Joe Schwarz, the first term 7th District Republican, took on challenger Tim Walberg in a debate at Jackson Community College.

Posted: 07/21/2006 - Some 300 jobs are staying in mid-Michigan as Emergent Biosolutions moves forward with the expansion of Lansing's Bioport Corporation.

Posted: 07/21/2006 - A new device in Charlotte can help detect the spread of cancer early on.

Updated: 07/21/2006 - Two families, one Lebanese, one Jewish, have loved ones overseas during the current conflict.

Updated: 07/21/2006 - Two mid-Michigan fathers are calling on the United States and Lebanese governments to help bring their adopted babies home.

Updated: 07/20/2006 - The Michigan DEQ has issued a "boil water" warning for Jackson County's Village of Concord, after routine testing found high levels of a bacteria indicator in the water.

Updated: 07/20/2006 - Thirteen healthcare professionals from our area will be traveling to Honduras to help people in a remote village.

Posted: 07/20/2006 - New laws will strengthen and clarify self-defense rights in Michigan.

Updated: 07/20/2006 - Lansing area teens in need of a meningitis shot can get one Thursday.