Updated: 9:23 AM Mid-Michigan’s largest school district released its mobility numbers, or sum of students transferring into and out of Lansing schools. Three schools showed the most mobility and teachers say it hurts the district when it comes to the MEAP.

Updated: 5:08 PM Workers from nearly sixty Ford and Vistion plants around the nation tested each other's emergency response skills at Michigan State University's pavillion Wednesday afternoon.

Updated: 9:45 AM There are many creams and high-tech machines on the market that claim to get rid of unwanted cellulite. But what works and what doesn't? Some say the battle of the bulge goes way beyond losing weight.

Updated: 9:16 AM Domestic violence is a problem that crosses all socio-economic, racial and ethnic boundaries. Once a woman is battered, she may bear the scars of her abuser for life. Now, there's a program that helps erase those physical and perhaps emotional scars as well.

Updated: 9:42 AM The terror alert enacted following the Sept. 11 tragedies was raised from yellow to orange. The increase means a high alert for a terrorist attempt and state police are preparing.

Updated: 9:43 AM Moores Park Elementary School is implementing a new program to help children who've fallen behind in school.

Updated: 5:35 PM A former supervisor for Nelson Graves, the man serving at least 40 months behind bars for criminal sexual conduct against a teen, knew about his previous criminal history.

Updated: 3:23 PM If your child is having problems in school, such as reading, taking tests or picking up homework, he or she may be Dyslexic. One in 10 Americans faces this problem everyday, it's not a disease or a defect but a gift that you can learn to live with.

Updated: 9:50 AM Prostate cancer strikes 220,000 American men each year, killing nearly 30,000. But trying to find cancer in a gland the size of a walnut is more difficult then it appears. Now there is a less invasive and more accurate way of finding it.

Updated: 9:45 AM Despite finding the funds to fill two police jobs, Lansing will loose about 20 police and fire positions to retirements as part of its budget solution.

Posted: 6:43 PM Three teens are dead in the span of a month after accidents in and around busy streets. Another teen is recovering from being hit by a car. Safety experts say motorists and pedestrians need to pay more attention and be more aware of each other.

Updated: 9:47 AM Six pilots from the 110th fighter wing in Battle Creek returned home Monday, after months in the Middle East.

Updated: 9:48 AM A suspect is in custody on Monday, after one teen-ager is killed in Jackson and another in Blackman Township. Authorities say they believe the motive may have been revenge.

Updated: 10:14 AM Difficulty swallowing can be a symptom of bigger health problems. The problem can be anything from cancer to acid reflux and becomes more common as we grow older but there is help.

Updated: 10:11 AM One of the oldest diet plans is once again soaring in popularity. It's not your mother’s diet plan anymore.

Updated: 8:11 AM Nearly 60 years of waiting for the Hoenshell Family of Owosso, but after years of research, background checks, and working with the Army's identification team, Carl Hoenshell is back home.

Updated: 6:42 PM Neighbors want the speed limit on St. Joe Highway lowered. Police say that might not be the solution for preventing accident.

Updated: 4:40 PM Governor Jennifer Granholm reminded school principals from around the state on Friday that they are critical links in helping their schools achieve higher standards.

Updated: 9:50 AM When it comes to hip or knee replacement surgery, accuracy in cutting the bone and fitting the implant is key to getting a good result. A handful of centers around the U.S. are hoping to insure precision with the help of a computer.

Updated: 5:55 PM Michigan State University police confiscate knives, bats, brass knuckles, sometimes even firearms when they arrest weapons law violators. The school ranks first in weapons related arrests.

Updated: 10:20 AM Hewlett-Packard and the Magic Johnson Foundation are launching a community technology center aimed at bridging the digital divide.

Updated: 9:53 AM There's a new approach to getting rid of wrinkles. Lasers have transformed the removal of not only wrinkles, but broken blood vessels and sun spots on the skin. Now, doctors are finding that two lasers are better than one. It can also treat other wrinkled areas such as the neck, arms and hands.

Updated: 9:52 AM It's a fairly common heart defect and about one in every 15 people have it. An Atrial Septal Defect is a hole between two of the heart's chambers. It used to be, many children with ASD's had to undergo open heart surgery. But now, there's a technique that's changing that.

Updated: 9:45 AM Researchers report most Michigan students stay in state after graduating from college.

Updated: 4:06 PM Jasmine Miles was killed crossing a stretch of Saint Joe Highway just East of Meadowview St. in Delta Township. Residents blame the speeding vehicles while police say total traffic could have played a role.