The Latest Breaking News from Sturgis

Singer Yungblud Crashed His Motorcycle At Sturgis and Broke His Leg, Says The Tour Is Still On

Singer Yungblud was heading to Sturgis over the weekend for the annual event on a Harley-Davidson when he reportedly was in a crash where he broke his leg. The 'I Think I'm Okay' singer, however, has said his world tour remains on.

RideApart · Aug 21

Michigan Nurses Sue Over Closed Rural Hospital, Alleging Workers Received Only Days Of Notice Before Shutdown

The Michigan Nurses Association sued Sturgis Hospital July 10, alleging a WARN Act violation after just 72 hours' notice before the June closure.

Medical Daily · Jul 27

Speed Reads: Flat Track Racing Will Take To The Streets of Sturgis In 2024

American Flat Track is debuting a new event at Sturgis 2024 that will see racing in the streets at the iconic rally, Bautista Scorpion helmet replica, and more.

RideApart · Dec 20, 2023

FDA Probes Another Infant Death Given Abbott Formula, Less Than Month After Troubled Plant Reopens

Problems for Abbott Laboratories' (NYSE: ABT) Sturgis plant in Michigan for baby formula powder refuse to subside. The FDA was recently notified of another infant's death who was given formula made at Abbott's Sturgis facility.

Benzinga · Jun 23, 2022

FDA mail room ‘failure’ partly to blame for Abbott baby formula fiasco

FDA leadership didn’t ‘receive direct copies of the complaint due to an isolated failure in FDA’s mail room, likely due to COVID-19 staffing issues’

The Independent UK · May 25, 2022

FDA Allows Import Of 2M Baby Formula Cans Amid Supply Shortage: Reuters

The FDA is easing regulations to allow infant formula imports from Britain, bringing around 2 million cans onto empty shelves by June to ease a nationwide shortage, Reuters reported. The FDA said it was "exercising enforcement discretion" to allow Britain-based Kendal Nutricare to import certain infant formula products under the Kendamil…

Benzinga · May 25, 2022

Abbott says two months for baby formula to hit shelves amid US shortage

US manufacturer forced to close Michigan plant after reports of illness and death that prompted federal investigation

The Guardian - US · May 12, 2022