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When a business cuts back staffing levels, workloads increase for the remaining workforce. Those employees may find themselves devoting more time to the job than to their own needs and the needs of their families.
A mid-Michigan man who has dropped about 130 pounds bike riding during the past year plans to ride to cities across the country where obesity is viewed by some as a health problem.
A fifth death associated with the mosquito-borne West Nile virus has been reported in Michigan.
About two million baby bathers are being recalled due to several reports of infants suffering head injuries after falling out of the bather.
A Michigan community that's fed up with geese fouling up a beach is hoping fake coyotes encourage the birds to land elsewhere.
With more Michiganders spending time outside for the extended Labor Day weekend, the Michigan Department of Community Health is reminding residents of the simple precautions that can be taken to avoid mosquito bites during the holiday this year.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture has confirmed a case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in an eight-week-old Van Buren County puppy
Avian flu viruses do not normally infect humans. However, sporadic human infections with avian flu viruses have occurred.
MidMichigan Health and the University of Michigan Health System have announced plans to affiliate as clinical and business partners.
The Michael and Lori Duggan Scholarship Fund is in the process of awarding $60,000 in grants to college-bound children and grandchildren of DMC employees.
On the day that soon to be Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan visit Oakland County, several organizations push back against Republican plans for health care.
WWJ's Pat Sweeting was joined in the studio by Dr. Jose Vasquez and Dr. Christopher Carpenter to answer questions about the West Nile virus.
After a third West Nile death in Michigan has been confirmed, WWJ Newsradio 950 is hosting a special webinar at noon Friday, Aug. 24 with local doctors who will answer your questions about the illness.
A second person in Michigan has now died from the West Nile virus, and 18 more cases have been reported this week.
City departments in Warren will begin a mosquito prevention and eradication program aimed at controlling the spread of the West Nile virus and other illnesses.