Updated: 10:19 PM Executives say the construction they've finally begun will make a bigger, better oil distribution facility after a massive fire last summer.

Updated: 6:39 PM The children's music video making headlines across the country has made its way to the Lansing School District, but it won't be shown in classrooms.

Updated: 6:29 PM Elidel and Protopic get the Food and Drug Administration's strongest warning.

Updated: 5:10 PM Test-takers will see shorter reading passages, higher level math questions and for the first time a scored essay portion.

Updated: 1:06 PM Ford announces it will layoff some workers at a Michigan plant when it ends production of the Thunderbird.

Updated: 1:05 PM Governor Granholm says MEAP scholarships won by Michigan's middle school students will be awarded.

Updated: 9:17 AM A war overseas.. and a battle at home to fill the ranks. Michigan bucks the trend of a national deficit among recruits, even as it struggles to sign up new soldiers.

Updated: 9:14 AM The man accused of killing 12-year-old Samantha Detzler was back in court briefly Thursday afternoon. Steven James Gilbert, 36, waived his right to a preliminary exam.

Updated: 6:56 PM Ford will end production of the famous nameplate this summer, nearly a year earlier than planned.

Updated: 1:58 PM Flags will be flown at half-staff across to state to honor the Michigan State University grad killed in Iraq.

Updated: 1:54 PM The credit card information stolen from the DSW Show Warehouse Company is putting thousands of customers at risk.

Updated: 1:44 PM A state House committee wants to know if Michigan middle school winners of MEAP scholarships are identifiable.

Updated: 9:46 PM Will speeding fines stay higher even though the speeding limits are dropping in East Lansing?

Updated: 8:02 PM Mt. Hope Elementary second-graders write letters to the troops serving in Iraq.

Updated: 7:22 PM The future layoffs at general motor's lansing car assembly plant will hit the City of Lansing right in it's wallet.

Updated: 7:19 PM The National Institute of Health reports periodontal disease, or gum disease, may be responsible for up to 18 percent of the pre-mature, low-birth-weight babies born each year in the United States.

Updated: 5:56 PM A simple request to see a drivers license kick-starts a high-speed chase through Okemos, and then a standoff with a police swat team.

Updated: 4:59 PM The only surviving grandson of Henry Ford is retiring from the automaker's board of directors.

Updated: 3:43 PM While Congress debates the expansion of toll roads on the Interstate freeway system, state lawmakers in Lansing are skeptical motorists will buy the process here.

Posted: 1:54 PM Want to get the stress out of your life? Move to Livonia.

Updated: 1:41 PM Trees are being planted in Detroit in hopes of cutting down on the smog created by next year's Super Bowl traffic.

Updated: 1:40 PM A U.P. man was accidently shot when his cat knocked his loaded gun off the counter of his kitchen.

Updated: 1:38 PM A Michigan state representative wants a law requiring women to undergo an ultrasound before having an abortion.

Updated: 1:00 PM A new study issues warnings about energy drinks.

Updated: 2:01 PM Years of neglect force city leaders to take action against one local landlord.