E. Coli

Recalled carrots linked to an E. coli outbreak have sickened nearly 40 people across the U.S. One person has died.

Michigan residents are now warned that they may have eaten at other fast-food chains impacted by the outbreak.

EGLE has issued an advisory for multiple West Michigan beaches for elevated levers of E. coli.

If you're looking to cool off and beat the heat it's advised to avoid this Allegan County beach after high levels of E coli were detected.

Disturbing health violations at Wendy's linked to child's E. coli infection. The infection has left the 11-year-old with permanent health issues.

Officials warn consumers about one item in their refrigerator that could be causing more harm than good. And Michiganders are being urged to throw it away immediately.

E. coli was discovered during a routine test.

The monitoring will cover the entire Macatawa Watershed which includes approximately 110,000 acres in Ottawa and Allegan counties.

The recall is an expansion of an original recall from this past June.

Right when it was safe for Michiganders to go back to eating lettuce, the USDA's Food and Safety Inspection has announced a recall on over 32,000 pounds of ground beef sold at Meijer, Sam's Club, Target, and more stores in Michigan after one person died and another 17 became ill from an e. coli outbreak.