Farm Rich Recalls Frozen Snacks Due To E. Coli Concerns
Farm Rich, a popular brand of frozen foods, is recalling some of its mini meals and snack items because of possible E. coli contamination.
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Farm Rich, a popular brand of frozen foods, is recalling some of its mini meals and snack items because of possible E. coli contamination.
A study says Michigan residents who buy their own health insurance could see the biggest driver of premiums rise 26 percent under the federal health care law.
Demonstrators gathered in Detroit to protest the growing mounds of"pet coke" that now block the view to Windsor.
Bill Schuette filed a request with the Michigan Court of Appeals for a rare, four-county grand jury to conduct a confidential probe.
State police are warning community groups to watch for discarded items from meth labs as they clean up roadsides and other locations this spring.
Johnson and Johnson is recalling about 90,000 of its blood glucose meters sold across the U.S. -- including here in Michigan.
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Michigan is rolling out new guidelines designed to help health providers better identify teens with high-risk behaviors.
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Bed bugs have made their way into hotels, college dorms, and even homes ... but now one metro Detroit office building is dealing with the pesky problem.
Democratic-sponsored legislation announced Thursday would make it a misdemeanor for a salon owner to allow patrons under age 18 to tan.
The Detroit Medical Center is no longer looking to build a $50 million outpatient facility in Royal Oak.
JoeAnn Bivins of Detroit got a heart support implant in July 2005 called a HeartMate II Left Ventricular Assist Device from Pleasanton, Calif.-based Thoratec Corp. The implantation took place at the University of Michigan. Nearly eight years later, the implant is still humming along. And it allows Bivins, 68, of Detroit, to live her life virtually free of the symptoms of heart failure.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley, whose daughter in kindergarten has been diagnosed with autism, said the overall goal is that eventually, "Michigan will be the place to be if you're a family that is living with an autism spectrum disorder."