Sunday, May 19, 2013
You've Got To Be Kidding
Local printer says 3D printing will revolutionize tech industry
A computer and about $400 can get you just about any object you want, including a handgun.
New concerns over cell phone radiation
From healthcare workers to the FCC, more experts are questioning studies funded by cell phone companies that deny any dangers.
Scientists testing cure for rare syndrome on disabled kids
Scientists are evaluating results after kids with Angelman Syndrome take a drug that cured the disorder in mice.
Companies Cashing in on Clothing Donations
WAUKESHA-- "These for profit companies take advantage of people's good nature," says Donations Manager at St. Vincent De Paul of Waukesha, Rod Colburn.
Infomercial products fall short of expectations
CBS 58 got some interesting results while testing popular gadgets to see if they really work.
Ordinary people cashing in on infomercial ideas
Creative individuals are discovering ways to develop ideas without the financial risk.
Clothing manufacturers lowering sizes to increase profits
Retailers use vanity sizing to make women believe they fit into a smaller size in order to get them to spend more on clothes.
Wisconsin facing pediatrician shortage
Medical students are choosing high-paying specialties over pediatrics leading to a shortage of children's doctors.
Special Report: A Look Back at Jane Doe Case from Local Cornfield
A new rendering of the victim may offer new clues.
Ladies Night promotions popular despite obscure law
A state statue originally passed more than 100 years ago outlaws a common practice at local nightclubs.
