Health officials in Washtenaw County have confirmed a case of rabies in a bat, the sixth confirmed case in Michigan in 2024 and the first in the county in two years. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill has the details. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Health officials in Washtenaw County have confirmed a case of rabies in a bat, the sixth confirmed case in Michigan in 2024 and the first in the county in two years. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill has the details. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

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After positive rabies case, health officials say you shouldn't let a bat out of your house if it gets stuck

For the second time this year, cleanup efforts are underway at the Humane Society of Macomb after a car crashed into the building. WWJ's Mike Campbell has the story. (PHOTO: Mike Campbell/WWJ)

For the second time this year, cleanup efforts are underway at the Humane Society of Macomb after a car crashed into the building. WWJ's Mike Campbell has the story. (PHOTO: Mike Campbell/WWJ)

Driver crashes into Humane Society of Macomb for second time this year

Three men, including two from Macomb County, are facing federal charges for allegedly setting a campground fire that was not properly contained. WWJ's Luke Sloan reports. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Three men, including two from Macomb County, are facing federal charges for allegedly setting a campground fire that was not properly contained. WWJ's Luke Sloan reports. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Macomb County men among 3 charged with setting fire on Isle Royale National Park

As Michiganders are spending more time outdoors in the spring and summertime, they should be taking steps to protect themselves from the sun, and from skin cancer.

WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Dr. Darius Mehregan, Chairman of Dermatology at the Wayne State School of Medicine, who shared some important information and tips. 

As Michiganders are spending more time outdoors in the spring and summertime, they should be taking steps to protect themselves from the sun, and from skin cancer.
WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Dr. Darius Mehregan, Chairman of Dermatology at the Wayne State School of Medicine, who shared some important information and tips.

After positive rabies case, health officials say you shouldn't let a bat out of your house if it gets stuck

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