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Two of the students wounded in last week's Michigan State campus shootings have had their conditions upgraded by hospitals. One is now in fair condition, another is serious but stable. Three more remain in critical condition. Three others were killed in two separate locations, apparently by the same gunman, who later took his own life after being confronted by police in Lansing.

Two weeks after the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria, the death toll stands at more than 46-thousand, and still climbing as crews continue to go through the rubble of thousands of buildings. Turkey has now pretty much ended rescue operations, believing there is likely no one left alive, and turned to recovery and rebuilding, as criticism mounts of government corruption and slow response. Things are worse in war-torn Syria.

Former President Jimmy Carter has entered hospice care. His grandson says the 98 year old Carter has decided to forego further medical intervention and spend his remaining days with wife Rosalyn and family in the Plains, Georgia home they built in 1961. Carter was president from 1977 to 1981, defeating Gerald Ford to win the office, and losing four years later to Ronald Reagan.

Notre Dame football will formally introduce Gerad Parker as its new offensive coordinator today, as he and head coach Marcus Freeman meet with reporters later this morning. Parker steps up from tight ends coach.

Basketball: the 10th ranked Notre Dame women dominated at Pittsburgh Sunday, winning 83-to-43. The Irish men lost Saturday at Virginia, 57-55.

In the Big Ten, Purdue over Ohio State on Sunday, 82-55. Saturday, Indiana edged Illinois 71-68, and Michigan downed Michigan State in Ann Arbor, 84-72.

Hockey: the Blackhawks beat the Toronto Maple Leafs in Chicago, 5-to-3. The Detroit Redwings are at Washington tonight.

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Some pretty sophisticated counterfeit money has been passed around Elkhart the last few weeks. Police say the criminals apparently take real ten dollar bills, wash them to remove all the ink, and reprint them at 50s or 100s. That means they pass the usual pen test for real money paper, and look very real. A number of businesses in the Elkhart area are now refusing to take any bills higher than 20s from customers, after they got burned.

The state of Indiana has agreed to implement changes to its absentee voter system to better accommodate people with disabilities. Until now, voters who can't see well had to have a poll worker visit them at home to assist with voting. Under the agreement, the state will implement a computer system compatible with technologies already out there, so people can truly vote privately. This all came about as a result of a 20-20 lawsuit by several disabled voters.

In addition to his involuntary manslaughter charges, actor Alec Baldwin now faces a lawsuit by Halyna Hutchins' family for her death on the set of the film "Rust" in New Mexico. Her parents and sister are being represented by celebrity attorney Gloria Allred. The suit alleges negligence, battery, intentional affliction of emotional distress, and more.

Super Bowl Sunday is this weekend: the Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles in Arizona. Kickoff at about 6:40 Sunday evening.

Tenth ranked Notre Dame women's basketball won at home last night, 69-63 over Pittsburgh.

In the Big Ten, number one Purdue over Iowa, 87-73. Tomorrow, Notre Dame hosts Virginia Tech, and 18th ranked Indiana is at Michigan. On Sunday, Purdue is at Northwestern.

Notre Dame hockey hosts Ohio State at the Compton Family Ice Arena for two games: tonight at 7:30, Saturday at 6, both games on Quality Rock Z 94-3.

NBA: the Chicago Bulls lost at Brooklyn, 116-105. Tonight, the Indiana Pacers host Phoenix, the Detroit Pistons are at home against San Antonio.

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Parents and teachers from South Bend schools that could soon be closed or repurposed sounded off at a community meeting last night, pleading for the system to preserve neighborhood access to schools, along with programs they say can and should serve students across the district. South Bend schools are struggling to cope with continuing enrollment declines and the resulting loss of state funding that comes with it, plus the effect of tax caps on the budget. Many schools have far fewer students than they could handle.

The death toll in that big earthquake in Turkey and Syria now tops 15 thousand, as hope diminishes of finding people alive in the rubble of hundreds of buildings across southern Turkey and northwest Syria. At least three Americans are among the dead. Aid workers are struggling to reach victims in war-torn Syria.

At least one medical professional says that Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin will be able to play NFL football again. Dr. Thom Mayeris the NFL Players Association medical director. The 24-year-old Hamlin went into cardiac arrest last month after making a tackle during a game in Cincinnati. He was discharged from the hospital a week later.

College basketball: Georgia Tech edged Notre Dame in Atlanta, 70-68. The 10th ranked Irish women host Pittsburgh tonight at 6 in Purcell Pavilion on Live 99-9.

In the Big Ten, Michigan over Nebraska in Ann Arbor, 93-72. Wisconsin won at Penn State, 79-74. Top ranked Purdue is at home tonight against Iowa, and Ohio State hosts Northwestern.

NBA: the Indiana Pacers lost at Miami, 116-111. Cleveland won at home over the Detroit Pistons, 113-85. The Chicago Bulls are at Brooklyn tonight.

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