Updated: 06/21/2005 - High mercury levels in fish have been found to cause developmental delays in children.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - Over 10,000 education advocates march to the state Capitol in Lansing to show their support of legislation that would encourage school funding.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - State lawmakers say price tags on items aren't necessary if scanners are available.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - The Detroit city office that acts as a liaison to Hollywood will close due to budget cuts.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - The proposed community service requirement for MEAP scholarships may be abandoned after the Attorney General says it is void because it does not relate to academic achievement.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - Michigan lawmakers in Washington are campaigning to have a federal building in Detroit named after Rosa Parks.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - The Eaton County Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Council receives over 100 reports of child abuse per month.

Updated: 06/21/2005 - A 14-year-old boy died Sunday evening in the Kalamazoo River at Albion's Victory Park in what authorities call an "accidental drowning."

Updated: 06/20/2005 - Many people associate cold sores with times of stress or the winter months, but the summertime also presents risks.

Updated: 06/20/2005 - Stone faced and for the most part silent, Shawdale Clark heard the three charges against him. Clark, 26, faces two counts of murder and one count of child abuse in the death of his daughter, 14-month-old Amaree Mathis.

Updated: 06/18/2005 - The loved ones of Jackson's violent crime victims unveil a memorial for their deceased family members after years of fundraising. They believe it's the first of its kind.

Updated: 06/18/2005 - Blackman Township Public Safety officers arrest a 14-month-old's dad, after finding blunt head trauma killed his baby girl.

Updated: 06/20/2005 - Juanita Mitchell, 33, of Lansing, pleaded guilty to embezzling from Neighborhood Youth and Parent Prevention Partnership (NYPPP).

Updated: 06/17/2005 - Potterville's favorite annual event didn't always share a name with the city's popular culinary icon.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - NASCAR, campers and cash are flowing into the tiny village of Brooklyn this weekend. It's the first race weekend of the year at Michigan International Speedway.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - Local pharmacists stop at the Capitol Friday as part of a 23-city national tour to highlight the personal care of pharmacists and preserve their capability to help customers.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - Grammy-winner Ronald Winans dies from heart disease at age of 48.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - Shortly before report card day began at a Detroit elementary school, an armed man robbed two teachers.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - General Motors wants the United Auto Workers union to reopen an existing contract to negotiate health care cuts.

Updated: 06/16/2005 - Prohibiting Michigan wineries from selling over the Internet would stop out-of-state wineries from shipping into the state.

Updated: 06/16/2005 - Michigan's Agriculture Director says he's leaving his post.

Updated: 06/16/2005 - A Michigan man will go to prison after admitting he threatened Vice President Dick Cheney during a visit to Lansing.

Updated: 06/16/2005 - A mid-Michigan business catches the eye of Bill Gates.

Updated: 06/17/2005 - How about a brand new playground built in one day, free of charge? And how about Nascar's 20 car driver Tony Stewart on hand to help?

Updated: 06/17/2005 - It's recommended that women be screened for breast cancer by a doctor, but for women living in rural areas that can be difficult. So new technology out of Michigan State University is being developed to help them.