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Eggs linked to salmonella outbreak sold by Milo's Poultry Farms in Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
The CDC is warning the public about eggs linked to a salmonella outbreak that were sold in stores and restaurants in Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.Milo's Poultry Farms LLC recalled the eggs on Friday, Sept. 6. The recall encompasses all chicken eggs, like cage-free or organic, in all cases and carton sizes labeled with "Milo's Poultry Farm" or "Tony's Fresh Market" of any and all expiration dates.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchSo far 65 people have been sickened in the outbreak, and 24 have been hospitalized.Most of the illnesses were reported in Wisconsin and Illinois, but people in nine states have gotten sick from the same strain of salmonella.If you have any eggs affected by the recall, do not eat them and throw them away immediately. You should also wash items or surfaces that may have touched the recalled eggs using hot soapy water or a dishwasher.
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms With Gusty Winds in Parts of Michigan
Torrential Rain & Thunder Continue in Parts of Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Good afternoon everyone. A strong cold front continues to push across the upper Great Lakes region, with gusty showers and storms ahead of the boundary. We also have scattered individual clusters nearing the Detroit area, as well as some heavy thunderstorms in northern Indiana.
Flint proposal would pay out-of-pocket mental health expenses for first responders
FLINT, MI -- The city would reimburse the out-of-pocket mental health expenses of Flint police officers and firefighters under a plan Mayor Sheldon Neeley proposed. Members of the Flint City Council gave initial approval to a resolution authorizing the allocation of $200,000 in federal stimulus funds for the new program during a committee meeting this week and could make the approval final when they meet on Monday, Sept. 8.
It’s Gameday, Flint! Player of Week winner, fan pick ‘em poll results, SVL South stats, schedule
FLINT – Welcome to our first full Gameday post of the 2024 high school football season. We’ve got the Player of the Week winner, the winner of the fan pick ‘em poll, Saginaw Valley League South stats and this week’s schedule. Let’s get right to it.
Abortion, economy, take center stage in Michigan 8th congressional district race
(The Center Square) – Candidates in one of the most competitive congressional district races in the country are campaigning on a variety of issues, but the only things they can fully agree on are tax cuts and health care costs. Michigan’s 8th congressional district race features Democratic State Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet and Republican Paul Junge, with Democrat incumbent Dan Kildee, D-Flint, retiring for personal reasons. Junge is a criminal...
Hundreds of Antique Tractors Are Taking Over the Mackinac Bridge
Michiganders know all about the annual Labor Day walk across the Mackinac Bridge-- it's tradition! The following weekend after the annual Labor Day trek however, the Mighty Mac belongs to the tractors. Turns out this event has been going on for the last 15+ years. In fact, there are quite...
RFK Jr. notches wins in North Carolina and Michigan in effort to get off ballots
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. scored a pair of legal victories in North Carolina and Michigan in his quest to get his name off of the ballots in some states after he suspended his campaign and endorsed Trump.
Michigan’s weekend is not a washout, but do get the jackets out
This weekend will be a full-on fall weather weekend here in Michigan. The rainfall will be fairly sparse. A true fall blob of air is settling into Michigan right now. We will feel the cool air during the weekend days, and almost a cold feel at sunrise, especially Sunday morning.
Carleton representative introduces legislation to ban lab-grown meat
LANSING — State Representative Jim DeSana, R-Carleton, recently introduced legislation to ban lab-grown meat from being sold in Michigan. According to a recent release, he also introduced a resolution to solidify the right to hunt in Michigan's constitution. "This is about protecting our ranchers and about protecting the integrity of our food supply," DeSana said. "This is also about protecting your right to provide food for yourself and your family." ...
Mid-Michigan dam repairs stymied as legal battles continue
MIDLAND, MI – Legal battles continued this week for the entities at the center of the mid-Michigan dam reconstruction saga, with the Heron Cove Association filing an appellate brief in an ongoing squabble between the association and the Four Lakes Task Force. The task force will review the legal...
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