Published January 26, 2021
TROY — All Recreation Director Elaine Bo and Assistant Recreation Director Brian Goul want is to fully reopen the Troy Community Center to its members.
Read MorePublished January 26, 2021
METRO DETROIT — For many of us, the time we’ve spent cooped up working from home and steering clear of social gatherings has been — well, a pain.
Read MorePublished January 26, 2021
ROSEVILLE — Dr. Kathy Rollinger has been practicing medicine in southeast Michigan for her entire career and has saved and changed untold lives during that time.
Read MorePublished January 25, 2021
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Their lives have been upended for more than 10 months, and staff and administrators at Lake Shore Public Schools want to make sure students know where they can turn for help with mental health.
Read MorePublished January 22, 2021
ST. CLAIR SHORES — St. Clair Shores officials once again alerted the community to potential lead in water from homes with lead service lines after semiannual testing found eight sites out of 62 tested where the Action Level of 15 parts per billion was exceeded.
Read MorePublished January 22, 2021
HAZEL PARK — Prior to the coronavirus, the country was grappling with another health crisis: addiction to opioids. And that health crisis still grips this country. The powerful drugs are prescribed to relieve pain but can addict users, leading to risk of death by overdose.
Read MorePublished January 12, 2021
METRO DETROIT — The COVID-19 pandemic has forced not only hospitals and medical practices to reassess how care is delivered, but also patients.
Read MorePublished January 11, 2021
WARREN — It was January 2017. Ed Hanna was working as a Warren Fire Department paramedic when his squad was dispatched to a mobile home park after the apparent overdose of a teenage girl.
Read MorePublished January 10, 2021
METRO DETROIT — While the physical effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are readily visible, there are other issues that can fly below the radar and affect people in many unseen ways.
Read MorePublished January 8, 2021
METRO DETROIT — The COVID-19 pandemic has been painful for everyone.
Read MorePublished December 23, 2020
TROY — Although school has looked a lot different in 2020 due to virtual or hybrid instruction, state officials say preparation for cardiac emergencies is still important.
Read MorePublished December 18, 2020
METRO DETROIT — With the COVID-19 pandemic still sweeping across the nation, the Alzheimer’s Association Michigan Chapter plans to host a virtual event to honor those affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Read MorePublished December 16, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — Health care workers from Beaumont Hospital, Grosse Pointe, were among the first in Michigan to receive their first doses of the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 Dec. 15 at the Beaumont Service Center in Southfield.
Read MorePublished December 15, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — There is never a good time to be homeless, but with the arrival of cold weather, life has gotten even tougher for some Michiganders.
Read MorePublished December 15, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — On Dec. 14, Macomb County began utilizing an empty building to provide a centralized site for COVID-19 testing.
Read MorePublished December 15, 2020
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The Verkuilen Building in Clinton Township has been transformed to help combat one of the largest public health emergencies in the nation’s history.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
ROYAL OAK — As with many annual in-person events, Beaumont Royal Oak’s fourth annual “Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams” has gone the way of 2020 — digital.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — As numbers looked like they were on the downturn, opioid use experienced an uptick during the chaos of what has been 2020.
Read MorePublished December 5, 2020
METRO DETROIT — A decline in the mental health of people around the world can be counted among the detrimental effects that have stemmed from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MorePublished November 20, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread across the United States, many Americans have been displaced from their offices and forced to work from home. As nice as it sounds, being able to roll out of bed and work in your pajamas isn’t all it’s made out to be.
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