A deceased falcon in Detroit tested positive for West Nile virus, with no human cases reported. Michiganders are urged to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites and prevent breeding. Three human cases have been reported in other counties.

Wayne County has confirmed a new mpox case, the first since the 2022 global outbreak. Officials stress low public risk and urge at-risk individuals to get vaccinated.

Sterling State Park in Michigan warns of high E. coli levels in water, advising against full-body contact and other precautions to protect public health.

Mosquitoes and three birds in Oakland County tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting health officials to advise residents on prevention and caution during peak mosquito times. No human cases reported, but risk is present.

Meijer recalls Dunking Cookies Chocolate Chip due to undeclared milk, posing risks for those with allergies. Consumers can obtain refunds from Meijer service desks.

Harmful algal bloom warnings were issued around Muskegon Lake and Lake Michigan, with advisories for residents and beachgoers due to potential health risks from cyanobacteria toxins.

A resident in Ingham County, Michigan, tested positive for the H3N2 swine flu, leading health officials to investigate the source of the infection and recommend flu and COVID-19 tests for those with symptoms.

Michigan confirms its first 2024 case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in an unvaccinated horse, signaling the presence of the virus in local mosquitoes.

Two Oceana County beaches are under a contamination advisory due to high E. coli levels. Health officials warn against swimming as they continue testing the water.

The Livingston County Health Department issued an alert for a rabid bat in Brighton and advises caution and reporting of bat encounters to prevent rabies.

Wayne County, Michigan reports a seventh measles case linked to international travel, with health officials enforcing isolation and urging community vigilance.

The DMC is the first in Michigan to apply for a Joint Commission maternal care verification to improve maternity services, especially for women of color.

Michigan confirms its first human case of West Nile virus in 2024 in a Livingston County resident, while no infected mosquitoes are found in that county yet.