Updated: 1:41 PM A couple of Michigan teens have set a record for continuous television watching.

Updated: 1:44 PM Aggressive bears are forcing some Michigan state campgrounds to close.

Updated: 1:45 PM Michigan students looking to cash in on Merit Awards from their MEAP scores will have to put in community service hours beginning with the class of 2006.

Updated: 4:00 PM Advice local doctors have for parents getting kids ready to go back to school or start school for the first year.

Updated: 6:12 PM National average score on the rise, but Michigan students' ACT scores are rising higher.

Updated: 5:45 PM Lansing based BioPort corporation has been given approval to test a news anthrax vaccine that would require fewer doses.

Updated: 5:49 PM Dan Quisenberry, Pres. of the Michigan Association of Public School academies says the New York Times Article blasting Charter Schools is "180 degrees wrong."

Updated: 5:02 PM From riots to fires and even an anthrax scare, Michigan State University has had its share of emergencies. To help those responding prepare for the unknown, crews worked through a full scale mock disaster Wednesday.

Updated: 3:57 PM Automakers are pitching in to help hurricane victims in Florida.

Updated: 3:54 PM A Lake Michigan landmark featured on postcards is celebrating 20 years.

Updated: 3:36 PM A Leslie teen has been found guilty of lying about alleged sexual assaults by a teacher.

Updated: 3:34 PM The number of people without a job climbed in Michigan during the month of July.

Updated: 4:00 PM MSU law students will have the opportunity to focus on tribal law issues.

Updated: 12:11 PM General Motors is selling half of its interest in nine shopping malls.

Updated: 6:38 PM Eye experts say comprehensive eye exams are as important as immunizations before school starts.

Updated: 6:36 PM New and returning crossing guards are required under state law to complete a certain number of training hours before the school year begins. Roughly 100 guards from Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton Counties attended a session Tuesday put on by police and the Lansing Area Safety Council.

Updated: 5:05 PM The former chairman of Chrysler motors is heading a campaign to fund research into a potential cure for diabetes.

Updated: 5:00 PM An attempt to divide state dollars between Amtrak and competing bus companies isn't enforceable.

Updated: 1:35 PM A former All State High School basketball star was stabbed during an argument with a teenager.

Updated: 1:33 PM Meridian Township police announced they will be splitting a federal grant four ways to help crack down on underage drinking. The money will help pay for undercover police prevention methods called operation LOOKOUT.

Updated: 6:20 PM There’s a fun new way to learn all aspects of a healthy and balanced diet.

Updated: 2:25 PM Kids University Day Care Center closed after health violations. Owner plans to comply, and has intentions of reopening.

Updated: 5:45 PM President Bush made a campaign visit to Traverse City. He told the audience that he sees "good signs" on the economic horizon.

Updated: 3:21 PM A peregrine falcon was released atop a downtown Lansing building in hopes of rebuilding the state's falcon population.

Updated: 2:47 PM The latest July state revenue figures suggest a mixed bag for Michigan's economy.