More $50K COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery Winners Announced

The MI Shot to Win Sweepstakes giveaway includes $5 million in total prizes.

Latest MI Vaccine, Mask Mandates: See Who's Requiring It

As the delta variant spreads through the U.S., many companies are issuing new recommendations for staff and customers

With Slowed Rates, Michigan Won’t Be 70% Vaccinated Until Late Fall: Agency

About 5.7 million Michiganders would have to get immunized to reach the 70% goal.

Michigan’s Largest Universities Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements

According to U of M, 81% of students are vaccinated, along with 65% of Ann Arbor campus employees and 76% of Michigan Medicine employees.

10 Michigan Counties Could Be Affected By CDC Mask Guidelines

The federal agency can only make recommendations. It's up to the state and local government whether to adopt any new policies.

Michigan Surpasses 900,000 Coronavirus Cases, Nears 20,000 Deaths

The state reported 1,762 new coronavirus cases Tuesday —​ its first virus update since Friday, an update encompassing the past four days.

Michigan Coronavirus Cases Near 900,000 Friday

Michigan also is nearing 200,000 reported COVID-19 related deaths, according to state data.

American Advantage Home Care to add two offices: Detroit, Trenton

With 1,000% growth in two years, agency focuses on additional expansion in Wayne, Monroe counties.

Legionnaires’ Disease On The Rise In Michigan: What To Know

More than 100 cases of Legionnaires’ disease​ have been reported across 25 Michigan counties between July 1-14.

Invasive Asian Tiger Mosquito Found In Michigan

The insect can transmit viruses such as dengue, chikungunya and Zika, officials said.

MI Hopes Its COVID Lottery Finds More Success Than Other States

Michigan launched a COVID-19 vaccine lottery, prompting more than 1 million people to sign up. But will it lead to more vaccinations?

Rusty Water In Detroit: Investigation Underway In 3 Communities

Three communities in Detroit have reported having rusty water and the city said it is investigating the complaints.

Henry Ford To Begin Requiring COVID Vaccines For All Employees

The health system is the first in the state to require all employees to have the COVID-19 vaccine.

Coronavirus Outbreaks In Michigan Schools: 22 Are 'Ongoing'

The state reported zero new coronavirus outbreaks in schools on Monday, but 22 outbreaks remain "ongoing."

Tornadoes. Flooding. Power Outages. MI Saw It All This Weekend.

Parts of Michigan were underwater on Saturday. Other areas were hit by tornadoes. Read about that and more in today's Monday briefing.

Mosquito-Borne Virus Detected In Michigan Mosquitoes, State Says

Mosquitoes in three Michigan counties recently tested positive for the Jamestown Canyon virus.

Continue Wearing Masks, Social Distancing In Schools: MDHHS

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said the recommended measures will help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Michigan Loosens Workplace Rules As Other COVID Guidelines End

The state updated some workplace rules to stay in line with federal standards.

53 Coronavirus Outbreaks Ongoing In Michigan Schools, State Says

Michigan added three schools in southeast Michigan to its list of ongoing coronavirus outbreaks Monday, growing the list to 53.

Some MI Counties Remain Susceptible To COVID Outbreaks: See Why

Low vaccination rates in parts of Michigan that are predominately Black could allow for future coronavirus outbreaks.

Michigan Coronavirus Outbreaks: 2 Schools Added To Ongoing List

Michigan reported just two new outbreaks of the coronavirus in schools across the state Monday.

MSP Urges Michiganders To Stay Safe During Weekend Heat Wave

Police said high temperatures and humidity are expected to last through the weekend.

Michigan Reaches First Dose Vaccination Rate Of 60%

Michigan has administered more shots per 100k than Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina and Georgia, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said.

Michigan Adds 301 New Coronavirus Cases, 40 Deaths Thursday

The state is slowly approaching 20,000 COVID-19 deaths.

Michigan Coronavirus Update: 257 New Cases, 7 More Deaths

Michigan once again added fewer than 500 new cases of the coronavirus on Wednesday.

8 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools Monday

The outbreaks have led to the infection of 21 students and staff at Michigan schools.

Michigan Adds 419 New Coronavirus Cases, 11 Deaths Monday

The state reported 419 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths Monday.

MI Reports 1st Human Case Of Hantavirus In Washtenaw County Woman

State health officials have reminded residents to take precautions when around rodents.

Michigan Coronavirus Cases Decrease As Vaccinations Increase

Wondering where things stand in Michigan as far as coronavirus cases and vaccinations are concerned? Read about that and more here.

Cyberattack On Meat Company Impacts Michigan Plant

The meat processing company — JBS USA — said it learned of the attack on Sunday.

Michigan Coronavirus Update: 862 New Cases, 13 More Deaths

Michigan has added 862 new cases of the coronavirus over the past three days.

MI Lifts Capacity Limits On Outdoor Events Beginning Tuesday

Tuesday marks the first step in Michigan's accelerated reopening plan, as capacity limits on outdoor events go by the wayside.

Michigan Hospital Takes Part In Moderna Study On Young Children

Infants and young children can be enrolled in a Moderna COVID-19 vaccine study at Henry Ford Health System.

Nearly 60% Of Wayne County Residents Have Been Vaccinated

Nearly 60 percent of Wayne County residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Michigan Surpasses 19,000 COVID-19 Deaths Tuesday

The state reported 739 new cases of the coronavirus and 66 COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday.

Whitmer Administration Rescinds Rule She Ignored At Bar

Whitmer has rescinded a rule that limits restaurant tables to no more than six people.

No Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Wayne County On Monday

Michigan reported 34 new outbreaks of the coronavirus in schools across the state Monday.

Michigan Outdoor Capacity Limits Removed, Indoor Limits Increased

A Michigan order amended on Monday removes outdoor capacity limits for social events beginning on June 1.

Henry Ford Health System Eases Visitor Restrictions

The move comes as COVID-19 hospitalizations at their lowest levels since mid-March.

Michiganders Can Return To In-Person Work Monday: Monday Briefing

Are you one of many Michiganders returning to in-person work on Monday? Read about that and more in today's Monday briefing.