Health officials, Washtenaw County leaders hold town hall tackling Covid questions

One of the biggest challenges has been finding a Covid test or N-95 mask, but Loveluck encouraged people to keep tabs on social media for distribution events that are being planned.

Forgotten Harvest sees 30 percent increase in food demands for those in need

"We shut down, we cannot operate without our volunteer partners," he said. "In order to do what we do for the community, we rely on our volunteers to help."

Michigan Medicine feeling the surge of omicron COVID-19 cases

"We have never seen this many children hospitalized with COVID-19," said Dr. Erika Newman, C.S. Mott's Children's Hospital. "We are seeing younger kids and teens with Covi-related respiratory illnesses, pneumonia."

Whitmer explains why she hasn't implemented COVID-19 mandates in Michigan despite high case rate

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said state officials "had to act quickly with blunt tools just to keep people from getting the virus" at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic because there were not vaccines.

State schools follow new CDC guidelines of reduced isolation time to 5 days

“We’re trying to do our best to keep students and staff safe, but we also understand that it’s important for students and staff to be in school as much as possible," said Dr. Steve Matthews. "So, we think these guidelines will support that."

Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard tests positive for COVID-19

“Even though I choose to be fully vaccinated and received the booster shot, the omicron variant was still able to catch up with me,” Bouchard said.

US finalizing plans to ship free COVID-19 tests via USPS, shares 1st contracts

The White House is finalizing plans to ship free at-home COVID-19 tests to Americans nationwide and has awarded its first contracts as part of this pledge.

Michigan COVID-19 hospitalizations hit record-high

Michigan had six COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 residents in the past week, the seventh-highest among all states.

Pfizer: Omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine human trials to begin late January

Pfizer confirmed it plans to start human trials of its omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine later this month, potentially making it available to the public as soon as March.

US surgeons perform 1st transplant of pig heart into human patient

U.S. doctors have transplanted a pig heart into a patient in a last-ditch effort to save his life — a first for medical science.

State Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of fake Covid tests sold by scammers

"Just like Covid never seems to end, Covid scams never seem to end, either," she said. "If it's not on the FDA website - don't buy it and certainly don't use it," she said.

Oakland University extends courses online through January due to omicron

"We are hopeful that by waiting until February 1, we will be able to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and return to face-to-face classes more seamlessly," the school said in a statement.

Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist says he contracted Covid, but has no symptoms

First the governor's husband Marc Mallory contracted the virus and now her second-in-command on Sunday got the virus from his little daughter Ruby.

Is a fourth COVID-19 vaccine coming? Doctors and Pfizer say yes

Doctors say a fourth COVID-19 shot is likely coming as the world continues to fight the omicron variant of the deadly virus.

Detroit expands COVID-19 booster shots for people age 12 and up

In addition to expanding access to the shot among younger groups, people are now advised to get their booster shot five months after completing the vaccine series, instead of six months.

T cells from common colds may help protect against COVID-19, study suggests

T cells generated from the common cold may help protect against COVID-19, a new study found. But researchers stressed that "no one should rely on this alone."