Updated: 1:11 PM Brown's Drugstore in Lansing is closing down and downsizing. It's owner attributes the closing to the United Auto Worker/General Motors prescription drug plan that relies on filling prescriptions through mail order.
Updated: 7:14 PM Combining both police precincts and central headquarters could save the city of Lansing half a million dollars a year in rent. That is according to a council committee on rental properties.
Updated: 5:56 PM A worldwide computer virus is infecting computers at Michigan State University. And computer experts and students say it couldn't have hit at a worse time.
Updated: 1:10 PM The President stopped in Kalamazoo to rally Republican support in the key battleground of Michigan, but was met with hundreds of protesters before his speech.
Updated: 1:38 PM Lansing Police officer Rob Vargas, wounded in an April 29 shooting on Lansing's Southside, has been released from the hospital and is at home recuperating.
Updated: 1:36 PM Paving roads could be put off for another year, fees could be increased, and some police and firefighter positions could be kept vacant.
Updated: 1:34 PM It goes down the drain, eventually ending up in the Grand River, Lake Michigan and the Atlantic Ocean. But before we can use it again, water must be filtered, purified and tested at the Lansing Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Updated: 1:09 PM A Lansing Police Officer is in surgery after being shot Thursday night while responding to a call on Lansing's Southside. It happened around 10:30 p.m., near the town home complex Traditions, on the 800 block of West Edgewood Blvd.
Updated: 5:19 PM Residents, faculty, and students voice their opinions about Michigan State University's plan to move the College of Human Medicine to Grand Rapids.
Updated: 8:48 PM Charlotte Police and the Canadian National Railroad are both investigating a deadly accident after a mother and daughter are killed when a train hit their car.
Updated: 5:24 PM Fire protection services at Michigan State University and 14 other colleges around the state are in jeopardy because lawmakers have not found a way to fund them.
Updated: 1:46 PM Michigan State University’s chances of winning the federal Rare Isotope Accelerator project (RIA) improve due to a professor’s breakthrough in cost cutting and innovation.
Updated: 2:21 PM The City of Lansing plans to use $4.5 million worth of federal funding to refurbish and help build homes in Lansing. But those applying for refurbishment grants may expect to wait for results.