Wayne County Reports First West Nile Virus Fatality of 2025, Health Officials Urge Prevention Measures
Wayne County confirmed the year's first death due to West Nile virus, an elderly adult with pre-existing conditions. The county has three of Michigan's 17 cases in 2025. Officials urge preventive measures, given no vaccine or treatment exists.
Sterling Heights' Deer Camp Coffee Becomes a Community Staple with Local Focus and Award-Winning Java
Deer Camp Coffee in Sterling Heights, MI, serves as a community hub, offering local products and coffee, and actively supports local initiatives like beekeeping and feeding programs. Owners plan to expand while keeping their community focus.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Criticizes Corewell Health's Decision to Suspend Transgender Care for Minors
Michigan AG Dana Nessel criticized Corewell Health for ceasing some transgender treatments for minors, citing no changes in state law and challenging the healthcare provider's response to federal pressures.












