Memorial Walk For Teen-Dead From Complications Of Obesity
"The Get Fit For Change, Walk Against Childhood Obesity" was in memory of 17-year old Tinnay White of Detroit.
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"The Get Fit For Change, Walk Against Childhood Obesity" was in memory of 17-year old Tinnay White of Detroit.
Law enforcement agencies in Metro Detroit are collecting drugs Saturday. It's a national drug take program, sponsored by the US Drug Enforcement Agency.
Sunday marks the one year anniversary for the smoking ban in Michigan. So, has the ban hurt business for restaurants and bars?
Foreclosures, evictions and lay-offs - all signs of the times. On Saturday, one local organization is offering a helping hand.
Hundreds of people are gathering Saturday morning in memory of a local teen who died from complications of obesity.
A new warning has been issued regarding Q -tips and cotton swabs.
Hunreds of folks responded to a posting on Facebook which noted an upcoming event to support the local chapter of Multiple Sclerosis society.
Michigan Sugar Company is part of a lawsuit asking a federal court in Los Angeles to end the campaign and order "corrective advertising."
For thousands of families, it's a never-ending search for answers. And Wednesday night, there could be some new answers for families struggling with autism.
Michigan residents continue to breathe dangerous levels of air pollution, despite positive nationwide trends toward cleaner air.
It began when a patient arrived at the hospital after ingesting rat poison. The poison reportedly caused the patient to emit potentially harmful gasses.
An Ypsilanti hospital was alert, Monday, after a man who reportedly swallowed rat poison was treated in the emergency room.
No questions will be asked and no ID will be required for the one day opportunity to turn in expired or unwanted medications.
Michigan Partners in Crisis says the switch made this year will save the state 15 million dollars, by giving mental health inmates cheaper medications.
The crummy cukes in question were harvested on a south Florida farm at the end of March, according to L&M Companies, Inc.