Michigan Health Update: Rising Flu and COVID Cases and Vaccine Advice
December 27, 2024
Emergency room visits due to COVID in Michigan are up slightly, while flu cases are rising significantly in many states.
Emergency room visits due to COVID in Michigan are up slightly, while flu cases are rising significantly in many states.
Five Michigan counties collaborate with Undue Medical Debt to forgive millions in medical debt, aiding residents.
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Maronda Mims, in her 50s, was close to finishing her Rutgers degree when family and financial hurdles halted her journey.
Candidates vie for Michigan Democratic Party leadership, focusing on inclusivity and effective resource allocation.
Bills aimed at providing pensions to state corrections officers have been sent to the governor’s desk, potentially aiding recruitment.
Jobless workers can collect unemployment benefits for over six months under bills signed by Governor Whitmer.
President Joe Biden commutes the death sentence of a Michigan man, advocating for ending the federal death penalty.
The Michigan Senate wrapped up a 30-hour session, concluding Democrats’ control. GOP pushed back on agenda changes.
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The Michigan Senate passed numerous bills in a late-night session, but the House failed to take action, causing delays.
