Group Says Michigan Vulnerable To Effects Of Climate Change
Michigan is among 16 states named by an environmental group as "most likely" to experience serious flooding and other problems over the next several decades.
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Michigan is among 16 states named by an environmental group as "most likely" to experience serious flooding and other problems over the next several decades.
The federal government says 10 Michigan residents became ill from the same strain of salmonella, which has affected 76 people in 26 states since March.
Local dentist celebrates 56-years in the orthodontic business and his father's legacy by awarding 56 free sets of braces to citizens of metro Detroit.
Purina is voluntarily recalling a number of Purina ONE Dry Cat Food bags after a test sample was found to be contaminated with Salmonella.
In August of 2012, health insurance companies will be required to cover the cost of birth control pills for their female subscribers without co-pays or deductibles.
In one week, the first medical school to open in Michigan since 1964 will begin classes. It's the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
It's a summer rite of passage for many - standing in line to be scared beyond your wildest dreams. But why exactly do some people love roller coasters?
A Wayne County judge has upheld a Livonia zoning ordinance that prohibits medical marijuana businesses.
Doctors are reminding adults to make sure they are up to date on their tetanus shots after the State Health Department reported three recent cases of the disease.
Engineering researchers at the University of Michigan and three other universities are embarking on a four-year project to design a prosthetic arm that amputees can control directly with their brains and that will allow them to feel what they touch.
A new University of Michigan study suggests women with post-traumatic stress disorder are likely to have smaller babies and deliver prematurely.
A bat found dead in the bedroom of an Ann Arbor apartment complex has tested positive for rabies.
Temperatures have reached into the 90's again Saturday, giving metro Detroiters the 7th straight day in the 90's.
The excessive heat is taking its toll on Michigan blood supplies, as well as preventing donors from giving.
There's more evidence that the benefits of keeping fit extend far beyond just the physical.