Justin Hicks

The drug-resistant fungus that can persist on surfaces in healthcare facilities has infected more than 2,200 Michigan residents since first being identified in the state in 2021.

The highly modified asphalt used on I-96 offers longer pavement life but costs more and presents logistical challenges.

Deer-vehicle crashes increased 28% since 2014, with two of the most populous counties again reporting the highest numbers in the state.

Road work will require closures on parts of I-75, I-96, U.S. 131, and M-123 throughout the state.

Nine communities will receive grants ranging from $151,000 to $4.39 million for safety improvements as the state confronts a troubling rise in crashes involving pedestrian and cyclists.

While 17 Michigan hospitals earned "A" grades this fall, three facilities received failing marks in the latest Leapfrog patient safety assessment.

From Grand Rapids to Wayne County, MDOT has scheduled dozens of projects for Nov 16-22 that could affect travel times across the state

Legislation advancing through Senate committee would standardize hospital financial assistance and prevent medical debt from affecting consumer credit reports.

With only 21.5% of Michigan hospitals earning "A" grades for patient safety, experts warn that preventable errors are costing lives and driving up healthcare costs.

Three Southeast Michigan hospitals were among the 23 worst in the nation for patient safety this fall, according to a national health care watchdog group.