The average American teen is physically active only about 25% of the time. One of the main reasons is the amount of time spent either sitting in class…or sitting on the couch staring at screens. Athina speaks with an Dr. James LaValle to find out more about the importance of teens stepping up their cardio.
In “Make the Grade” this week, Christin reports on languages and how they may influence your career.
Luke has a “Household Hack” that will come in handy when you’ve got to tie up a bundle or even a bandage.
Most people know that smoking is bad for your health. But as Scott reports one of the chemicals in cigarettes makes smoking particularly harmful to us teens.
George tells us why if you have trouble sleeping you may need to say good night to your computer a little earlier.
Katarina’s “misleading Moniker” explains why the name Starfish is less than accurate.
The National Road Safety Foundation has a message to drivers about the importance of sharing the road with pedestrians and bikers.
It was America’s most tragic war. And in this special report, Benjamin takes us to where it all started: Fort Sumter.
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