COVID-19 cases again declined over the past week in Michigan with 9,793 new reported cases.
For many, doulas are just as integral to the process of giving birth as doctors and nurses. More than the clinical aspects of ensuring a pregnant woman is healthy, doulas provide critical emotional and physical support during this trying event in life.
The Freightliner eCascadia trucks from Daimler Truck AG of the Mercedes-Benz Group will run from the Lansing Distribution Center to supermarkets within 200 miles.
A Grand Rapids police officer who shot and killed a black driver during a traffic check last spring had no justification to pull him over, according to attorneys for the victim’s family, who filed a federal civil rights complaint Wednesday.
A $2.5 billion government loan has been approved for a joint venture among General Motors and the South Korean battery business LG Energy Solution to help fund three lithium-ion battery cell factories in Ohio, Tennessee, and Michigan.
32 years after Pan Am Flight 103 crashed over Lockerbie, Scotland, on December 21, 1988, Attorney General William Barr presented charges against another suspect in the explosion that killed 270 people.
“When you’re traveling at higher speeds you’re covering greater distances and so there’s a greater risk of crash involvement there.”
Caregivers should approach a person experiencing dementia with respect and focus on their feelings, according to the Alzheimer’s Association’s holiday workshops that aim to help families deal with what can be an especially stressful time period.
The Palisades Nuclear Plant in Michigan was shut down in May of this year, and now chances of it staying open, rather than remaining decommissioned appear low after the plant’s application for federal funding was rejected, despite the support of the state.
Michigan will soon be getting its biggest indoor waterpark and family entertainment center come 2024, according to the president of the Bavarian Inn Lodge.
Michigan-based birdwatchers have their eyes set on the skies this fall, as unexpected visitors pass through the state in preparation for the developing winter.
While federal workplace lactation laws and the right for mothers to breastfeed their infants in public have incrementally improved over the years, many states, including Michigan, have yet to enact laws to help support workplace breastfeeding.