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In Michigan, 27,001 confirmed cases have been reported and 1,768 deaths as of Tuesday.

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In Michigan, 27,001 confirmed cases have been reported and 1,768 deaths as of Tuesday.

Roads near Sparrow Hospital may be blocked Wednesday by cars of conservative activists coming to the Capitol.
Whitsett previously thanked President Trump for his frequent endorsement of hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria drug she said she took.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel has joined a coalition of attorneys general defending contraceptive coverage and counseling.
The warmline is available to all Michiganders, regardless of insurance status.
The group has already collected more than 150,000 signatures.
Whitmer has faced harsh backlash from some residents frustrated about what they can and can’t purchase during the stay home order.
Since the onset of the pandemic, access to high-speed broadband service has become essential as jobs and schools have shifted online.
Criminal justice activists are calling on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to up her efforts to release inmates early or risk catastrophic infection.
There have been 1,487 deaths due to the new coronavirus in Michigan as of Sunday, an increase of 95 deaths since Saturday.
Michigan became the ninth state to issue a statewide stay-at-home order on March 24, which put a stop to all non-essential business.
As of Saturday, 1,392 people have now died from the coronavirus in Michigan.
The Whitmer administration and the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services worked together to ensure health care access.
Enbridge has said that it is merely following deadlines set by the agreements with the state.
In 51% of Michigan COVID-19 confirmed cases the ethnicity of the person is unknown. Similarly, in 40% of deaths ethnicity is unknown.
Eligible workers already on the frontlines would be able to receive compensation for their work before the fund is put in place.
The company has a notice posted on its website saying it’s taking safety precautions and uses infection prevention strategies.
Whitmer said at a Monday press conference that she was looking at a new order sometime this week.
The funding from the CDC is a part of an existing cooperative agreement between states and local jurisdictions.
Under the order, a public body must respond to a request received at its physical office via mail or fax.