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There is an outbreak that is affecting all Michigan residents. Find out what you need to protect yourself and your family from.

There is a vicious intestinal parasite that is causing problems for many people throughout the country, including in Michigan.

It's been about four years since the big COVID-19 shutdown. You may think it is behind you, but there's a new variant out there with some interesting symptoms.

The CDC is investigating an E. coli outbreak in four states - including Michigan - potentially linked to Wendy's lettuce. As of Monday, August 23, 2022, the number of E. coli cases in Michigan is 45.

We live in a strange time my friends and we need to be ready for anything.

A top CDC Director has recommended that Michigan goes back to the basics for controlling the new spike in COVID-19 cases by shutting Michigan, again. That's a move that gonna cause some serious backlash. People in Michigan are already ticked off and this could cause a serious uproar...

In no uncertain terms, the director of the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Rochelle Walensky says Michigan needs to "shut things down" in order to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Last week we told you about the CDC's suggestions for a safer Halloween. Their suggestions included skipping trick or treating this year and to avoid parties. Much like their Halloween tips, they're now offering tips to stay safe for Thanksgiving with different risk levels for a variety of activities...

There have been 23 people infeccted in Michigan so far.

Four European nations now require masks in public.

With the recent high temperatures, many people are flocking to pools. If you are one of them, be sure to shower after.

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