Ben Warren is a data reporter at the News. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, education, and finance, often exploring topics related to private and public education, school administration, and litigation. Ben's work has been featured in various publications, including The Dickinsonian, The Detroit News, and the Chicago Tribune.
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By: Ben Warren
More than 300,000 Michigan residents remain without power after severe storms caused widespread damage Friday.
By: Ben Warren
Historical figures including George and Martha Washington, Paul Revere and Betsy Ross helped celebrate America's 250th birthday at the Royal Oak Taco Fest.
By: Ben Warren
SCORECARD/MATCH CENTRE Thomas Rew blazed his maiden T20 half-century to help keep Somerset defeat group leaders Northamptonshire Steelbacks by 105...
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Cyclosporiasis is caused by a parasite that spreads through contaminated food or water. 700 cases have been detected in Michigan.
Ben Warren The Detroit News The number of cyclosporiasis cases reported in Michigan since the outbreak began in late June rose to 9,253 on Monday, a 13% increase over Friday's total.
By: Ben Warren
DETROIT — The number of cyclosporiasis cases reported in Michigan since the outbreak began in late June rose to 9,253 on Monday, a 13% increase over Friday's total.
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At least 193 people have been hospitalized by the parasitic illness. New daily cases have declined since peaking on July 23.
By: Anne Snabes, Ben Warren
DETROIT — The number of reported cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan since June 22 increased to 10,386 on Thursday, but the number of new cases reported daily continued to decline from last week's peak.
