Muskegon, Mich. (WZZM)-- The new Shout Color Catcher claims the days of separating your clothes in the laundry are over.  With the Color Catcher sheets, you're supposed to be able to wash even reds with whites and the sheets will soak up the dye with no color bleed.

I put it to the test with Muskegon Big Reds head football coach Shane Fairfield.  He says he had the unfortunate experience of having brand new red and white uniforms turn pink.

We washed white t-shirts with new Muskegon Big Reds t-shirts and socks in cold water.  Our white t-shirts did turn a hair pink.  It says to add 2-3 sheets if you have a new garment so I did that, but had the same results.

MUSKEGON, Mich. (WZZM) - It might be one of the most difficult conversations, telling someone you have a sexually transmitted disease.  The reality is one in five Americans have one and the rates of some continue to climb.

Now there's a new way to let someone know anonymously that they need to be checked, with an e-card.

"A lot of people only know each other through email," said Kathy Hayes with Muskegon Public Health.  She says she's seen an increase in the number of patients using email as a way to engage in casual sex.  She said, "That's the only way they know their partner.  They don't know their name they only know their email."

MUSKEGON, Mich. - January is Glaucoma Awareness Month and, to build awareness of the second most common cause of blindness in the Unites States, Shoreline Vision is holding a free glaucoma screening on Saturday, January 29th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at their Muskegon location.

Shoreline Vision is located at 1266 E. Sherman Blvd.. Visit www.shorelinevision.com for additional information.