COVID-19 Cases Rising in Over 25 States Due to New Variants
July 22, 2025
COVID-19 cases are rising in over 25 states, mainly due to new variants like Nimbus and Stratus, CDC reports indicate.
COVID-19 cases are rising in over 25 states, mainly due to new variants like Nimbus and Stratus, CDC reports indicate.
Thomas J. Wang, a renowned physician-scientist, has been named the next dean of the Medical School, starting Sept. 15, 2025.
The viral “Bay Bay” satire post highlights social media’s confusion, as algorithms favor speed over accuracy, sparking debate.
The Safer Beauty Bill Package aims to update federal cosmetics laws, banning toxic ingredients and enhancing product safety.
In the 1920s, Albert Kahn’s vision for U-M’s museum included lions, but artist Carleton Angell sculpted native pumas.
Millions in Michigan and the U.S. could lose Medicaid post-2026 midterm elections due to federal budget cuts.
The risk of mosquito-borne illnesses is rising in Michigan with positive virus tests in multiple counties, officials warn.
Explore Congress’s decision to retract federal funds from public media, accessible theater for neurodiverse audiences, and more.
Lansing voters will choose their next mayor, with a primary on Aug. 5. Five candidates, including incumbent Andy Schor, are running.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s independent governor bid gets backing from the Detroit Regional Chamber, stirring political waves.
Most of us have experienced moments of uncertainty about our place in the world, feeling momentarily lost and adrift.
The Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 led to NPR and PBS, now facing funding cuts; stations brace for impact.
