coronavirus COVID-19

Gov.Whitmer held a press conference yesterday and had some positive news in regards to Michigan's future this year.
Michigan is one of the last few states with heavy COVID-19 restrictions but they could be completely gone by summertime according to Gov...

The Michigan Department Of Health and Human Services has just made it mandatory for Michigan High School athletes to get tested for COVID-19 due to a rate in cases.
Some people are finding this process very invasive and some groups have openly spoken out against it...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has just revised its rule on school desks being 6 feet apart, now allowing students to sit 3 feet apart.
New studies suggest that the new 3-foot rule would improve flexibility and mental health for students...

Big money is coming down the pipeline! In a covid relief bill, Michigan could see over $10 Billion dollars in funds that would help struggling businesses and families.
The city of Flint could be receiving close to $100 million from that bill to help rebalance out our economy...

The Flint Community Schools Superintendent released a letter this week announcing that the district has no set date to return to in person learning right now.

A Michigan woman passed away this weekend after receiving a lung transplant that Doctors are finding out was infected with the COVID-19 virus.
Surgery is scary enough and now with COVID-19 in the air, procedures that normally should go along with a hitch are now more dangerous...

Rite Aid has announced that they are starting to administer Covid 19 vaccines here in Michigan.

Michigan has been rolling out the Covid vaccine throughout the state at higher rate than most of the nation.

The announcement comes after increase in rates of COVID-19 since students returned to campus for the Spring semester.

The entire University of Michigan Athletic Department has been forced to shut down for at least two weeks due to an outbreak of the new Covid-19 variant.

The pandemic shut down gyms in Michigan for a while this year, but people were still getting their work outs in, even if they looked really different.

Going to a drive in movie in January is definitely not a Michigan thing, but that's exactly what's going to happen in Downtown Detroit.