“Free speech” or “Hate speech”? Students and law enforcement were tackling the topic at the University of Michigan Wednesday — after a recent round of “chalk graffiti” left some on campus feeling threatened. Jon Hewett has the story.
Read More »Are You Safe At Work?
Just how safe do you feel at work? Russ McNamara has the results of a new Careerbuilder survey –
Read More »Snoring Not The Only Indicator Of Sleep Apnea
Snoring — is often a sign that a person has sleep apnea. But it’s not the only indicator. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites explains.
Read More »Wizard of Oz Festival Planned For Downstate Community
Munchkins, flying monkeys, and the wicked witch. If you love “The Wizard of Oz”, you might want to plan a trip to the city of Ionia, where they will hold their 3rd annual “Wizard of Oz” festival in June. DDA director Linda Curtis says they’ll show the movie for 25 …
Read More »Kalamazoo Shooting Victim To Speak
A woman who survived a mass shooting in Kalamazoo will speak publicly this afternoon for the first time since the February shooting. Rob Mason has more.
Read More »Companies Urged To Hire Autistic Workers
April is Autism Awareness Month. Adults with autism face a 90 percent unemployment rate – that’s higher than for individuals with other developmental disabilities. Dave Meador with DTE Energy says his company employs adults with autism and encourages other companies to do the same.
Read More »Beware Of Artificially Sweetened Foods
Many foods on the market are labeled as heart healthy or low fat and you assume they’re good for you. But that isn’t always the case. Registered dietician Lindsay Malone says that although artificial sweetners are calorie free, they are many times sweeter than sugar. By consuming them, you are …
Read More »Emergency Declaration Extension Approved For Flint
The state legislature has approved an emergency declaration extension for the city of Flint and Genesee County. More from reporter Rob Mason.
Read More »CLK Board Congratulates Zander Worm, 7th Grade, For Advancing To National Spelling Bee
The CLK Board of Education is excited to have one of their students representing the Upper Peninsula in the upcoming Scripps National Spelling Bee. 7th Grader Zander Worm placed first in the U.P. Spelling Bee in March and will compete in the national event in Washington D.C. in May. The …
Read More »Equal Pay Day Demonstration At Michigan Tech
The gender wage gap persists and they want something done about it. That was message Tuesday from a group of demonstrators on the campus of Michigan Tech. Tech student Leah Bectel is with the Society of Women Engineers and the Copper Country League of Women Voters. She was among those …
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