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News Summary A multistate Salmonella outbreak has triggered a recall of cucumbers from Bedner Growers, Inc. The FDA announced this recall after illnesses linked to
News Summary Over 300 nursing home employees from five Ciena Healthcare facilities in Metro Detroit initiated a one-day strike on May 20, 2025, advocating for
News Summary Michigan is at risk of significant Medicaid program cuts that could impact millions of residents as Congress discusses a budget plan aimed at
News Summary A report from University of Michigan economists reveals that uncertainties from new tariffs are negatively affecting Michigan’s economic outlook, especially in the auto
News Summary Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, a 19-year-old from Wayne County, has been arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at TACOM. The FBI monitored his
News Summary A luxurious lakeside estate at 82 Chateaux Du Lac in Fenton, MI has been listed for $5.25 million by Signature Sotheby’s International Realty.
News Summary Michigan will distribute about $34 million to 23,000 unemployment claimants following a class-action lawsuit settlement. The settlement addresses concerns from workers wrongly told
News Summary Multiple tornadoes struck Michigan overnight, affecting areas like St. Charles and Gregory. The National Weather Service confirmed at least three tornadoes, with significant
News Summary A stunning fog phenomenon, termed a ‘fog tsunami,’ was recently filmed in South Haven, MI, as thick fog swept over Lake Michigan. Local
News Summary Severe thunderstorms hit Michigan on May 15, leaving over 260,000 residents without power. Restoration efforts are underway, with some areas projected to remain
