Updated: 6:49 PM Michigan State University Police get another report of sexual assault on campus. This less than 48 hours after a separate incident was reported bringing the total number of assaults on campus up to ten since school began.
Updated: 6:46 PM The Council for Students with Disabilities is raising awareness about issues regarding disabilities.
Updated: 3:30 PM The governor disagrees with Cox on bonuses for state lawyers.
Updated: 9:55 PM Police are investigating MSU's ninth sexual assault this school year.
Updated: 6:38 PM Due to critical shortages, even clinics offering the vaccine to high-risk people are feeling the squeeze.
Updated: 6:26 PM Students at Eastern issued ID badges Monday morning to help keep trespassers out of Eastern High
Updated: 6:24 PM The second of two cousins, both shot in the head Sunday morning, died of her injuries. Police do not have a suspect, or information about why the women were in Walsh Park Sunday.
Updated: 5:17 PM A new law just approved by Governor Granholm will let all Michigan midwives to bill insurers directly.
Updated: 4:00 PM With a violent attack recently in the halls of Eastern High in Lansing and a prep rally fight at Everett High, how good do parents feel about their kids’ safety?
Updated: 5:51 PM Tailgaters followed MSU's new tailgate rules on their trial run before the Illini game, but attendance was down and students say the rules are to blame.
Updated: 6:32 PM Saint Johns Federal Mogul plant has reached a tentative work contract agreement with its workers. A vote Saturday could clarify the status of over 400 jobs for the auto parts maker.
Updated: 6:04 PM Tailgaters will try out MSU's pre-game guidelines for the first time tomorrow. A ban on drinking games is center stage, and students are skeptical.
Updated: 5:43 PM Pictures, floor plans and other information about school districts in the United States have been found on a computer disk in Iraq. The Birch Run School District in Saginaw County, here in Michigan, is on the list.
Updated: 12:52 PM Just days after the state began a new budget year, the Governor is warning a half-billion dollars shortfall may hit next year.
Updated: 12:19 PM U.P. fraternity members pushed a bathtub to raise money for charity.
Updated: 6:47 PM Hourly employees continued to strike Thursday. They will continue to strike until an agreement can be reached.
Updated: 6:36 PM The Lansing City Council considered auditing the Board of Water and Light in response to allegations by a former employee who says commissioners stuck BWL with bills for fancy dinners, limos, alcohol, and other inappropriate expenses.
Updated: 6:20 PM Identification cards are nothing new to students in other parts of Michigan, but the idea hasn't exactly caught on here in mid-Michigan until now.
Updated: 5:02 PM A giant antelope-like animal was found dead in its pen at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo.
Updated: 3:33 PM Last month's Ryder Cup golf tournament in suburban Detroit generated about $77 million in spending.
Updated: 10:21 AM The family of Michigan native Eugene Armstrong are thanking members of the Hillsdale community for their support.
Posted: 8:43 AM Delta Dental employees in the Local UAW 724 turned down a proposed working contract by a vote of 8 in favor to 117 against prompting a work stoppage which will begin Thursday morning.
Updated: 9:57 PM President Bush campaigned in Oakland County on Wednesday.
Updated: 6:48 PM The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will be issuing new recommendations as to who is in most need of a flu shot. They're encouraging local health departments to only immunize high-risk people.
Updated: 6:43 PM It's no secret the nursing profession could use a shot in the arm when it comes to staffing, but new information released Tuesday by the Michigan Center for Nursing may help bring the numbers up.
