Updated: 11/16/2004 - President Bush has nominated national security adviser Condoleezza Rice to become the next secretary of state.

Updated: 11/16/2004 - After three burglaries in which more than $10,000 worth of equipment was stolen, Holt School administrators are offering a $5,000 reward for the person's arrest and conviction.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - The State Commission on Patient Safety held an open hearing Monday to discuss ways to combat medical errors.

Updated: 11/16/2004 - For the next 15 days, the woodlands of Michigan will be full of hunters trying to bag themselves a buck. But when hunting starts, area businesses and schools empty out.

Updated: 11/16/2004 - Thanksgiving is just over one week away, and the Lansing City Rescue Mission needs your help to make sure families in mid-Michigan get a holiday meal.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - Michigan's 14-year-old age limit for firearm big game hunting is higher than Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana, and may drive young hunters to take aim elsewhere.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - A Marine from Mount Pleasant has been killed in Iraq.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - Michigan prison guards are in court challenging a state decision to leave manned guard towers unstaffed during the evening and night.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - Top State Department officials say Secretary of State Colin Powell has announced his resignation.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - Jackson police are investigating a suspicious apartment fire. Dozens were forced to evacuate their homes.

Updated: 11/15/2004 - A Jackson man is in custody, arrested for a 3 a.m. accident that put his GMC Jimmy through the wall of three young girls' bedroom.

Updated: 11/13/2004 - The five-hour tailgate limit meant many began their pre-game party while still parked near campus.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - Michigan State University's new tailgating rules have been in effect for one month now, and so far, so good.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - The start of firearm deer season for Michigan hunters brings in over a $1 million each year.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - A new package of bills targeting ID theft is headed to the Governor's desk.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - State health officials announce more doses will be arriving throughout the next two weeks.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - Arab-Americans march in the streets of suburban Detroit to remember Yasser Arafat.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - Former President Gerald Ford returned to U of M to preside over the dedication of a new school bearing his name.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - Scott Peterson has been found guilty of first and second-degree murder.

Updated: 11/12/2004 - An autistic Boy Scout decides to build a flag disposal building as part of his journey to becoming an Eagle Scout.

Updated: 11/11/2004 - Pfizer's Bextra is now facing the same scrutiny Vioxx did months ago.

Updated: 05/02/2005 - Reo Elementary students learn firsthand what it means to honor veterans.

Updated: 11/11/2004 - The state will take steps to make thousands of acres in the Upper Keweenaw Peninsula more accessible to the public.

Updated: 11/11/2004 - Detroit area Arab-Americans are organizing a memorial service for the Palestinian leader who died Wednesday.

Updated: 11/11/2004 - The new constitutional amendment banning gay marriage could impact new union benefits.