Breast cancer survivors help those going through treatment in the Navigator Program.  Here's the story of two women who know the impact first hand.

A water boil notice is issued for the village after bacteria is found during routine sampling

In tonight's Buddy Check Report, we take a closer look at the issue of depression and breast cancer through one northern Michigan woman's story.

How an Antrim County Group is A Making Difference for Those Facing Breast Cancer

After a week off of school due to a large number of ill students, Northern Michigan's largest school disctrict begins Swine Flu vaccinations

A viewer wondered, with so many schools closing due to the flu outbreak, what does this mean for district employees and the school calendar?  The answers in a Fact Finder Report.

More schools all around northern Michigan are closing their doors as an increasing number of students are out sick with flu-like illnesses.  Several schools are closing Tuesday and Wednesday several more are shutting down for the rest of the week.

A local health department had 1,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine ready for those people most at risk for contracting swine flu.

With all the school closures this week we've had a lot of viewers wondering who determines if a school closes and what factors are taken into consideration?  According to a local health department it's a joint decision.

The Walk In Clinic on US 31 in Traverse City says it's mainly young adults and children that are walking through their doors with the H1N1 symptoms.  These symptoms include: a fewer more than 100 degrees, body aches, nausea, coughing and respiratory problems.  Physicians say with the number of people they're treating for the virus, there's a possibility it's reached epidemic proportions.

Annual event raises funds and offers a community of support for those battling breast cancer.

A viewer had concerns about healthcare workers and the live virus.

A Grand Traverse County family is rushed to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning after found barely breathing in their home Monday morning.  One of the family members is a teacher at Kingsley High School and when he didn't show up for work, one of his colleagues went to the house.  Once he arrived at the house, the fire chief says his actions may have saved their lives.

A northern Michigan hospital has a plan of action in place once the first batch of H1N1 vaccines arrive.  The hospital expects about 100 to 300 doses of the H1N1 vaccine to arrive in about two weeks.  Since patients are their top priority Munson says they have a plan of action in place to keep the virus from spreading.