The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced Monday that a person in that state had the bubonic plague, one of what is now 14 such cases reported nationwide in 2015.
The affected resident is from Marquette County, which is in northern Michigan along Lake Superior. But the resident didn't necessarily contract the disease in Michigan. The state agency noted he or she "recently returned from Colorado in an area with reported plague activity."
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Source: CNN
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