Health

Lafayette Cone Island in Detroit received a cease and desist issued by the Detroit Health Department Wednesday due to health violations.

If you haven't heard, tomorrow, September 1st, 2022 is the last day that the government will mail free COVID-19 tests to your residence. All homes throughout the United States are eligible for this third round of free tests from the government.

Parents looking for inpatient care for their kids at Ascension Genesys Hospital will now find themselves heading to other hospitals outside of Grand Blanc.

The University of Michigan is making headlines after several medical students walked out in protest of an anti-abortion speaker during yesterday's White Coat Ceremony.

Carlos Santana collapsed on stage about 45 minutes into his set at Pine Knob Tuesday night.

Millions of Americans are living with Alzheimer's Disease, and unfortunately, it took away my mom leaving me to join a club no one wants to be in. Here's my story.

Coming just on the heels of the 8th anniversary of the start of the health crisis, the documentary based on the Flint Water Crisis will make its local premiere.

If you’ve been wondering how to grow your home care business, we’ve got a ton of things you can try!

The Department of Justice has announced that they've charged Sohyl Halloun the former Shorthorn Meat Market owner and a few others with wire fraud and a few other terrible things. The U.S Attorney’s office says that Halloun or his employees either directly provided money to the food stamp recipients in exchange for their benefits or engaged in another scheme that involved other co-conspirators and

Quite a few Michigan cities made the Top 50 Bed Bug Cities list, and one is right here in Genesee County.

A 57-year-old man from Maryland was the first-ever to successfully receive a heart from a genetically modified pig! The man, David Bennet Sr. was suffering from heart disease and had limited options, and with the success of this new procedure, the door is now open for patients everywhere waiting for an organ transplant...

Many of Michigan's colleges and universities paused in-person learning for the first week or two due to the rise in COVID-19 cases, but Oakland University is extending that time.