Posted: 10:12 AM Police issue a correction regarding identity of victim.

Updated: 9:54 AM Severe weather hits Texas leaving scores injured, and 6 dead

Posted: 7:42 AM With summer vacation just a few weeks away, children are preparing to be home alone while parents are at work or running errands. We have tips for parents from an Eaton County Sheriff's Deputy and the Red Cross.

Posted: 3:48 AM Power bills to rise for Consumers Energy customers

Updated: 11:41 PM A fire at Morrill Hall was distinguished about an hour and a half after the initial 7 p.m. call, but MSU Police are still investigating the cause.

Updated: 11:20 PM Police not releasing any more details at this time.

Updated: 11:20 PM Flames seen coming from roof of historic building.

Posted: 6:55 PM There are several new As-Seen-On-TV garden hoses that sound like they make watering your garden a snap.

Updated: 11:41 PM It was announced at the Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference that the state could have an extra $700 million to spend for fiscal year 2014.

Updated: 11:42 PM Slowly but surely Michigan's housing market is on the mend.

Updated: 11:46 PM The victim of a late night fatal hit & run accident has been identified.

Posted: 4:26 PM The Tri-County Bicycle Association will hold the tenth Greater Lansing Ride of Silence, tonight, at 6:30.

Posted: 2:53 PM Michigan's April unemployment rate is 8.4%.

Posted: 2:22 PM We've compiled a list of upcoming hiring events for mid-Michigan job seekers.

Posted: 1:56 PM The state government's financial experts say there is $483 million more in tax revenue generated in fiscal year 2013 than they expected.

Posted: 12:22 PM Powerball jackpot balloons to $360M in weeks

Posted: 11:52 AM Students at Saginaw County's Buena Vista district may soon be back in the classroom after the state approved the district's plan to bring itself out of debt.

Updated: 11:29 AM Mich. economy in 4th year of recovery, housing up

Updated: 11:24 AM Economists say Michigan's economy is turning around for the fourth straight year in part because the housing sector is on the mend.

Updated: 11:30 AM Students at Holt High School are holding a fund raiser today to bring "Challenge Day" back to their school. "Challenge Day" brings programming to schools that encourages unity and acceptance. The program visited the school in February, and students say it made a big impact.

Updated: 12:05 AM With the National Transportation Safety Board recommending a .05 drunken driving to every state, some in Michigan fear such a law change would go too far.

Posted: 10:38 PM Suit claims engine shakes and loses power when driver accelerates.

Posted: 10:35 PM Would allow districts to tack extra time onto the end of the school day instead of tacking extra days onto the end of the school year.

Updated: 12:13 AM If dirty grout in your bathroom drives you crazy, you may be tempted to try some of those miracle grout cleaners you’ve seen advertised on TV.

Updated: 11:57 PM A bill was recently introduced in the state house that would allow businesses to ask a court to stop illegal protests on their property.