Michigan’s First Rabid Dog Since 2011 is Confirmed
Health officials with the state are reminding people the importance of getting your pets vaccinated.
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Michigan Has New Director of Department of Health & Human Services
The Michigan Senate voted Tuesday to officially make the interim director permanent in that role.
Michigan Extends COVID-19 Restrictions For 12 More Days
Epidemic orders were extended by 12 days less than 24-hours before the orders that closed restaurants to indoor dining and limited indoor gatherings were set to expire.
FACT CHECK: Is There A Hotline to Call to Report Michiganders Who Are Gathering?
The short answer is yes...and no.
Bars are Allowed to Reopen in Michigan Effective Immediately
Bars will only be able to serve alcohol to people who are seated at a table.
First Suspected Human Case Of Eastern Equine Encephalitis In Michigan
A Barry County resident is the first suspected human case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) in Michigan this year.
Aerial Treatment To Begin In 10 Michigan Counties To Combat EEE
Aerial Treatment to begin Wednesday in 10 Michigan counties to prevent the spread of Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
Childhood Vaccinations Have Dropped in Michigan
Health officials are also encouraging everyone 6 months and up to get their flu shots this fall.
First Case of West Nile Virus Reported in Michigan
The worst part of summer has arrived.