Nothing marks the start of spring like a good spring cleaning. A good place to start, that’s often overlooked, is the medicine cabinet. Cleveland Clinic pharmacist Angela Giallourakis says if you do throw medicine into the garbage, disguise it first. You can also dispose of medications during one of the …
Read More »Push To End Ticketing For Warming Up Your Car
An interesting hearing at the state capital today that has to do with winter and getting into a warm car. Here’s Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick.
Read More »Mandatory Financial Disclosure For Lawmakers Debated In Lansing
There’s a move at the state capital to make every lawmaker give a full financial disclosure as part of a push for more ethics in government. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick looks at the debate.
Read More »Mixing Energy Drinks & Alcohol Increases Risks
The dangers of mixing energy drinks with alcohol is the subject of a recent study. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has details of new research out of Canada.
Read More »Traffic Safety Summit Being Held In Lansing
The state’s traffic safety community will learn about Michigan’s leadership in connected and automated vehicle technology and testing as part 2017 Michigan Traffic Safety Summit. More than 600 people are expected at the meeting in Lansing that runs through Thursday. Another key topic today the possibility that marijuana will be …
Read More »New Telehealth Law Goes Into Effect
A new telehealth law goes into effect today in Michigan. It involves using telecommunications technology to offer virtual health services and to share health related information. Telehealth is a booming industry and there are many apps that link you with on-demand doctors that will treat you virtually 24-7. Under the …
Read More »Why Tourism Matters with Dr. Sarah Nicholls
Calumet, MI. — The Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, along with the Michigan State University Extension, Michigan Tech and Fitzgerald’s Restaurant, will be hosting a presentation and discussion on “Why Tourism Matters” by Dr. Sarah Nicholls on March 30, 2017, from 4-6 pm at the Siskiwit Reception Hall in Calumet, …
Read More »Sign Up For The U.P. Math Championships
Registration is now open for the U.P. Math Championships hosted by Michigan Tech’s Department of Mathematical Sciences. The competition will take place on April 15th and is open to students in grades three to twelve. Students will compete as individuals and as teams of four in three categories: elementary, middle …
Read More »Casperson Visits UGL Family Health Center-Pediatrics In Hancock
An Upper Peninsula lawmaker spent part of his visit to the area at a local health care provider. State Senator Tom Casperson toured Upper Great Lakes Hancock Family Health Center – Pediatrics on Friday. UGL showcased their pediatric services and discussed with the senator how Federally Qualified Healthcare Centers like UGL …
Read More »Research Projects On Display At Michigan Tech’s Preview Day
Roughly 1000 guests visited the campus of Michigan Tech this weekend for Preview Day, many seeing it for the first time. Those who arrived early were able to see some of the many projects that undergraduate students at the university are working on. One project showed how ultraviolet light could …
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