A person in Kalamazoo County contracted West Nile Virus, marking the area's first case of 2025 and Michigan's 18th. Rising cases prompt health advisories and mosquito prevention measures.

Michigan confirms the first cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in white-tailed deer in 2025, affecting multiple counties and transmitted by midges. There is no risk to humans or pets.

The FDA restricted COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, causing confusion in Michigan, but residents are assured access will continue. The reasons for the change are unclear and could dissuade vaccine uptake.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reaffirmed anti-discrimination laws in response to Michigan Medicine ceasing gender-affirming treatments for minors, criticizing the move as potentially illegal under state mandates protecting gender identity rights.

West Nile virus detected in Washtenaw County mosquitoes; health officials urge prevention despite no local human cases but four in Michigan, including one death.

A Michigan resident has died from West Nile virus, the first fatality this year in the state, near an area with virus-carrying mosquitoes. Health officials urge protective measures against bites.

An Oakland County resident is diagnosed with West Nile virus, marking the county's first human case in 2025, prompting health officials to urge mosquito bite prevention.

Michigan offers FluMist nasal vaccine delivery, aiming to increase flu vaccinations with the convenience of home administration for individuals aged 2 to 49.

Michigan records its first West Nile virus case of the year in Livingston County, cautioning residents to take preventative measures during mosquito season.

Legionella bacteria was found in the water system at Allegria Village retirement home following two Legionnaires’ disease-related deaths; safety measures are in place while the cause of death remains unconfirmed.

UM Health-Sparrow becomes the first in Michigan to offer in-house measles testing, aiming for faster diagnosis and treatment.

A measles outbreak in Osceola County, Michigan, linked to out-of-state travel, has raised concerns, with 27 cases statewide, 7 in Osceola. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination.

Two residents of Allegria Village, a senior community, died from Legionnaires' disease, prompting health department investigations and safety measures at the facility.