New year, new bundles of joy
Babies in West Michigan and East Michigan bring bright possibilities for the year ahead.
Babies in West Michigan and East Michigan bring bright possibilities for the year ahead.
From inspirational to informational, Health Beat delivers your daily dose of stories you don't want to miss. Here are the best of the best.
The right equipment and a few simple safety precautions can help your little ones avoid serious injury.
Linda Cole suffered from sleep apnea for years—until a tiny device changed her life.
Consider a whole food, plant-based diet as a leading tool to help fight disease and improve health.
Amid her fight against cancer, a Muskegon woman restores her hope—and her hairstyle—in a visit to a special salon.
Festive dishes and tasty meats take center stage at gatherings. Here's how to enjoy your favorites without wrecking your diet.
In a hybrid world, staying offline is hard. Here's how to get the break you need.
Premature babies in the NICU get dressed up for the holidays.
A young cancer survivor is joined by family and friends in delivering a caravan of toys to the children's hospital.
A school nurse looks beneath the surface to help a 12-year-old boy overcome health challenges in middle school.
Community members light up the night for kids in the children's hospital.
Time to add a bit of scented soap and ABCs to your hand-washing game?
After spending his first months of life in the NICU, Axle Lensky and his family celebrate his first year at home in trademark fashion—a luau-themed dance party.
This holiday staple brings deep flavor and rich tradition to your table.
Rehab and nursing residents harness the power of music to lift their spirits and relight cherished memories.
23rd Annual Radiothon kicks off with special performance by country music singer MaRynn Taylor.
After her daughter's birth, Kendra Moffett partnered with the Maternal Infant Health Program to help her shape a new life for her family.
Children's hospitals are seeing a growing number of children battle this seasonal respiratory virus.
This simple, affordable piece of equipment can work wonders for strength-building.