Updated: 11:19 PM The icy Grand River flowing through Windsor Township has dropped about a foot giving some home owners a break from worrying about their homes.

Updated: 9:53 PM Local police say low temps cut crime, but protecting the public from the cold is work too.

Updated: 8:15 PM A state of emergency remains in effect Tuesday night in Eaton County's Windsor Township. All the while, sand bags are on standby and homeowners are cleaning their basements.

Updated: 7:09 PM Hypothermia and frostbite are more common than you think.

Updated: 11:21 PM Michigan State University's Martin Luther King Jr. March attracted about 800 marchers according to some MSU officials.

Updated: 9:09 AM Water levels on the Grand River appeared to have peaked over the weekend, but now ice is the new enemy, causing the river to back up and flood parts of the Grand Pointe subdivision.

Updated: 6:43 PM The Food and Drug Administration is deciding on whether to allow Plan B, one of the morning after pills, to be sold without a prescription to women 16 and older.

Updated: 9:11 AM While most school districts here in mid-Michigan close down for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Grand Ledge Public Schools has opted to stay open. It's a decision that's leaving some parents angry and wondering why.

Updated: 6:08 PM Michigan Republicans will send hundreds to Washington to celebrate President Bush's Thursday inauguration.

Updated: 6:05 PM A man taken into custody on concealed weapons charges was able to escape by driving away in the state police cruiser he was put in.

Updated: 4:26 PM King is often remembered only for his "I have a dream" speech, but he was much more and the holiday is a chance for African-Americans Monday to focus on his goals and values.

Updated: 8:27 PM Area roads once flooded are now frozen over.

Updated: 8:10 PM The Food and Drug Administration shot down the request by the makers of Mevacor to sell their low-dose medication over-the-counter.

Updated: 6:44 PM Two days after the deadly pileup on I-96, there are still cars in auto body shops that haven't been claimed.

Updated: 1:27 PM The former GM Engine plant has been sold to an investment group. It will be used to support GM suppliers in the Lansing area.

Updated: 1:25 PM A Wayne County judge has dismissed solicitation charges against Melvin "Butch" Hollowell.

Updated: 9:19 AM Battling sheets of rain, whipping wind and one lane of traffic, crews removed the last vehicle involved in Wednesday's deadly pileup on I-96.

Updated: 9:15 AM The Michigan Department of Education released the adequate yearly progress reports -- AYP -- of districts across the State and almost 80% made AYP.

Updated: 6:49 PM As police and emergency crews worked overtime to help the injured, tow-truck operators cleared the scene.

Updated: 5:42 PM A portion of the highway had to be closed to traffic to allow crews time to clean up after Wednesday's 200 car pileup.

Updated: 3:42 PM Once again the state isn't taking in enough money to pay its bills.

Updated: 1:39 PM A Republican member of the state's high court says she will resign later this year.

Updated: 12:37 PM Many Mid-Michigan residents are finding flooded basements because of a back-up of a sewer drain.

Updated: 10:41 AM The Michigan State University Police and Public Safety Building played host to at least 14 non-injured crash victims involved in the 100-plus car pileup.

Updated: 9:41 PM More than 200 cars were involved in a massive pileup which occurred in heavy fog on I-96. Two people were killed in separate accidents, one in the west bound lane near mile marker 118 near Williamston Road and the other on east bound lane, near mile marker 115 near Meridian Road.