Cancer and Infertility Options for Men
Updated: 4:18 PM Chemotherapy and radiation are good at killing cancer cells but they also harm sperm cell production leaving male patients infertile.
Updated: 4:18 PM Chemotherapy and radiation are good at killing cancer cells but they also harm sperm cell production leaving male patients infertile.
Updated: 11:52 AM The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says they are currently gathering information on a company they believe is using the Internet and the war to profit.
Updated: 4:56 PM General Motors announces a new test drive program that will allow potential buyers to take cars home for the night.
Updated: 3:36 PM House panel sets up treatment fund for drunk drivers.
Updated: 2:07 PM TNT tireworks announces recall of party poppers sold at Wal-Mart.
Updated: 11:07 AM One of the more common types of back surgery involves fusing the vertebras in the spine together.
Updated: 11:27 AM Could local Arab-American businesspeople experience a similar kind of economic boycott to their items like the French did?
Updated: 5:53 PM A few local Iraqi natives say they're looking forward to visiting their families and friends in Iraq when the war is finished.
Updated: 4:00 PM House panel to consider changes to K-12 budget.
Updated: 2:58 PM After 22 years at WILX-TV and 30 years on-air in mid-Michigan, the Dean of Michigan Sports, Tim Staudt, says he’s “just getting started.”
Updated: 12:17 PM As of 9:30 p.m. Sunday, about 47,000 Consumers Energy electric customers are without power because of the ice storms that swept throughout the state last week. There are at least 7,000 people in Mid-Michigan without electricity.
Updated: 12:18 PM Investigators say slippery conditions on Coolidge Rd. in East Lansing contributed to the accident that killed an 11-year-old girl.
Updated: 4:00 PM Two Michigan State University students were suspended after participating in disturbances last weekend in East Lansing.
Updated: 5:28 PM We have some tips to help you recover from a lack of sleep.
Updated: 10:33 AM How does the military keep going in life and death situations, and how do commanders know when their men are too tired?
Updated: 7:28 PM Family and friends are mourning the death and celebrating the life of senior airman Jason Plite.
Updated: 5:47 PM MSU students may not be able to study abroad in Asia, while health officials say they have a plan in place should SARS appear in the area.
Updated: 11:13 AM Pregnancy with a first child can be a huge stress by itself, but imagine having to give birth and go through pregnancy when your husband has just been shipped off to war.
Updated: 6:34 PM Police say they need help tracking down the man they believe is responsible for murdering a mother of six last month.
Updated: 4:54 PM Dollar Tree Stores Inc. announces a recall of plush bears and snowman dolls.
Updated: 12:37 PM According to the Capital Area Michigan Works, by 2015 the capital area region will experience negative workforce growth.
Updated: 4:18 PM It's not just one gene, but many genes that can cause obesity, and that makes it tough for drug designers to develop more effective treatments.
Updated: 10:15 AM War has always been hard on the home front, but now there is the added dimension of 24-hour media coverage of war. Some people say that all the coverage is stressing them out, but there are some tips to relieve your stress.
Updated: 6:10 PM People may be able to get up to $2,500 for information leading to the arrest of those involved in East Lansing's weekend mayhem.
Updated: 10:47 AM Most parents worry about their children using illegal drugs like cocaine and marijuana. However, there's a new concern.