Southeast Michigan heat wave: how summer 2022 temps stack up historically

In Southeast Michigan, it may seem like it's been oppressively hot this summer, especially compared to last summer. As it turns out, that's partially true.

The Doctor Is In : Omicron subvariant BA.5 and booster shots
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Anurag Malani, MD, Infectious Disease Lead for COVID-19 Response at Trinity Health Michigan talks about the omicron subvariant BA.5 this summer and monkeypox.

Man to eat only Taco Bell in 30-day health experiment

Sam Reid hopes to redefine what it means to be “healthy” by eating only Taco Bell for a month and examining different health metrics at the end.

Judge throws out GOP changes to Michigan's minimum wage law in 2018

Republicans adopted petitions to raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour, but then watered down the law with a simple majority vote in 2018. A judge ruled that move unconstitutional.

Preparing pan roasted salmon with Michigan sweet corn

What better way to enjoy a Michigan summer, short as it is, with a most Michigan-centric meal: salmon roasted or grilled with some sweet corn.

Pan roasted salmon with Michigan sweet corn
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Grill it or roast it in a pan, Andiamo Chef Jim Oppat shows you the best way to eat a meal fit for a Michigan summer.

Cooking with Que : Making Jackfruit Sliders
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Que Broden, Chef and Owner of The Kitchen, by Cooking with Que in Detroit shares a recipe for BBQ Jackfruit Sliders. They're completely vegan but taste just like pulled pork!

Get Fit at the YMCA
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The YMCA in Birmingham is here to help everyone get in shape with a few and simple exercises that you can do anywhere to maintain a healthy and fit lifestyle.

Mother of Oxford shooting victim talks about his life, honoring his memory

"Truly knowing that Justin spent his final moments protecting another student and saving six lives with his organs that's no small feat," she said. "And I think it's my honor and duty as a mother to let the world know that Justin is a hero."

BA.5 Covid variant and surge in state numbers renew need for vigilance, says doctor

"So we are seeing an increase in cases again," she said. "We are seeing more people testing positive when they are coming into the emergency department, and so the numbers are on the rise. I know it's frustrating and we're tired of it, but we have to maintain our diligence as new strains change, and it continues to evolve."