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Restaurants and fitness centers claim the state’s COVID-19 emergency orders robbed them of income.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld sanctions imposed on the owner of a Holland restaurant who defied state and local COVID-19 shutdown orders.
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As coronavirus cases start to increase again in Michigan, health officials are advising families to take additional precautions.
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Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist toured a health care center and mobile clinic at a Detroit church on Wednesday with other members of a state task force convened to reduce race-based health disparities.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled the law the state health department used to issue an emergency COVID-19 order is unconstitutional.
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Now that official COVID emergency declarations have ended, how should people evaluate their risk of SARS-CoV-2? That's the subject of our frequently asked questions offering.
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The emergency designation asked government agencies and health insurers to pay for resources during the pandemic. Now, some purchases will no longer be covered.
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The Peppermint Creek Theatre Company in Lansing is staging a production this week featuring the stories of local health care professionals. It’s called An Incredibly Human Thing.
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Michigan health officials say residents should receive one dose of the bivalent vaccines that protect against earlier strains and more recent variants of the COVID-19 virus.
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Visitors are now permitted to stay in the halls and cafeteria at Sparrow Hospital without wearing a face covering. But wearing a mask is still required in patient-facing rooms.