Updated: 02/15/2005 - The basket-brawl at the Palace has inspired the plot for a popular NBC program airing Wednesday night on WILX.

Updated: 02/15/2005 - Some say a fee would cut the number of visitors to the island every year, but Mackinac Island is the only state park that doesn't cover its expenses with a fee.

Updated: 02/15/2005 - Lansing City Council votes on sidewalk involved in hit-and-run.

Updated: 02/15/2005 - At a school board meeting in Grand Ledge some pleaded administrators to ban the reading of a book they say is full of profanity.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Ten years ago Abdul Kadir Dahir lived in a refugee camp in Somalia. Today, he lives in Lansing, owns his own business and as of noon on Monday is a United States Citizen.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Michigan will save a quarter-of-a-million dollars a year by ending free coffee for inmates.

Updated: 02/15/2005 - Autopsy shows Timothy Lynn Galbraith died at the entrance to K's Market where police surrounded him following a high-speed chase Friday afternoon.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - An immigrant couple tells their amazing story of survival, and citizenship after 7 years in Lansing.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Students from all over mid-Michigan chip in to help rebuild a school destroyed by the South Asian Tsunami.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Granholm says she's not interest in violating the Constitution.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Blood found in suburban Detroit home is not the slain labor leaders.

Updated: 02/14/2005 - Star University of Michigan point guard Daniel Horton has pled guilty to domestic violence.

Updated: 02/13/2005 - Who was the man who led police on a three-county chase and shootout Friday afternoon?

Updated: 02/11/2005 - A fugitive wanted by the US Marshall's Office is dead after a high-speed chase and armed stand-off with police.

Updated: 02/11/2005 - The structure will cost an estimated $19.5 million. Critics claim it's a waste of university resources while others insist the extra parking space is necessary.

Updated: 02/11/2005 - Flu season is peaking in Michigan, but there is still time to prevent it.

Updated: 02/10/2005 - Police won't say why a 26-year-old Lansing man drove his car into the apartment building.

Updated: 02/11/2005 - The MSU Board of Trustees has set down new guidelines for open containers of alcohol - and the consumption of alcohol - on and in MSU public property.

Updated: 02/10/2005 - Two Lansing schools are closed Thursday and Friday due to illness. Another school will cancel its classes on Friday.

Updated: 02/10/2005 - It's what the city has been waiting for, a possible solution for the snow covered partial sidewalk on East Saginaw Street. The sidewalk at the center of seven year old Chantell Buckner's death.

Updated: 02/10/2005 - For the first time since 2002 the governor's budget proposal includes an increase in the amount of per student state aid for schools K through 12.

Updated: 02/11/2005 - The $8.9 billion spending plan includes more money for public education, but closes some tax exemptions.

Updated: 02/10/2005 - As of Wednesday afternoon six of the 36 families displaced by the Waverly Park Apartment fire went to the Mid-Michigan Red Cross for Assistance. They doled out more the $4000 worth of food and clothing vouchers.

Updated: 02/09/2005 - A man helps rescue people from Tuesday's apartment fire.

Updated: 02/09/2005 - Investigators know what caused the blaze, but they're still unsure why a 26-year old Lansing man drove his vehicle into a Waverly Park apartment building.