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Almost a month later, Meijer is recalling more of their store-brand cheese due to potential listeria concerns.

If you've bought applesauce at Trader Joe's recently, you might want to take that stuff back to Trader Joe's...or throw it out. Unless you are okay possibly eating GLASS! A recall went out today on three different types of Trader Joe's applesauce.

The Ottawa County Health Department has issued a No Body Contact Advisory to residents after some sewage spilled into the Grand River. FOX 17 says the sewage spill happened Monday and affects a portion of the river; a mile east of the US-31 bridge over the river and downstream to Lake Michigan...

There are two things I've noticed about Grand Rapids since moving here. A lot of people like to exercise, and they also love to drink beer. It IS Beer City USA, so this makes sense. And now, there's a new fitness craze coming out of Germany, and working it's way across the world. And it needs to come to Grand Rapids. Beer Yoga!

Huh, what do you know, it is that time of year.

This video from MSU shows a simple band that players of any sport can wrap around their head at the start of a game. When they take a hard hit, all a coach has to do is pull out the band. Reading the results is as simple as a pregnancy test.

It's time to check those freezers again because Meijer has recalled their frozen veggies due to a possible contamination of listeria. The Detroit Free Press says the recall affects 10 ounce sizes of "organic petite green peas" (use by date November 26, 2017) and "organic sweet corn" (use by date November 21, 2017) Both are the Meijer brand, True Goodness...

Step 3 came out of nowhere.

Where is the most dangerous place in your house when you've been drinking?

Kids were kicking butts across Michigan today in places like Grand Rapids, Grand Haven and Hastings, but it wasn't because they were bullying their peers. They were standing up to Big Tobacco as part of the 20th annual Kick Butts Day.

Heart disease is often referred to as a "silent killer" because so many people don't realize they're at risk or have cardiovascular health issues. The malady kills about 2,200 Americans every day, making heart disease deadlier than all forms of cancer combined. And yet, there are still so many myths about heart disease floating around.

As we head out into the coldest day of the year, it's not very gratifying to find out the Mitten State has slipped into the top 10 of the most miserable states in the U.S. The annual Gallup-Healthways Well Being Index is out, and Michigan is the ninth most miserable state in the union. At the other end of the spectrum, Alaska is the happiest state.