Health officials worry that the new school year will cause a spike in COVID cases
Health officials the return of students to classrooms could bring on a new spike in COVID cases. Most Michiana schools are already back in session,...
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CDC expects more COVID cases late in the year
The pandemic isn’t over, and experts at the CDC are predicting millions of new cases in the second half of the year. The CDC says...
COVID numbers jumping in St. Joseph County
COVID cases are on the rise in St. Joseph County. Officials say cases nearly doubled between Wednesday and Friday of last week, returning the county...
Travel mask requirement extended to May 3
The President has extended the travel mask requirement to May 3rd. On Wednesday, Biden announced the move as a response to a slight uptick in...
CDC: STDs up during first year of the pandemic
The number of sexually transmitted diseases went up during the first year of the pandemic, says new data from the Centers for Disease Control. “While...
Whitmer injects cash into Michigan’s unemployment fund
Governor Whitmer has signed a bill that will pump $140 million into Michigan’s unemployment fund. That fund was hit hard by the pandemic, dropping from...
FDA approves fourth COVID shot for 50+
The FDA has approved an additional COVID booster from Pfizer and Moderna for those who are 50 years old and older. The decision opens up...
Michigan government cutting back on COVID-19 data releases
Here’s a sign that Michigan believes the worst of COVID-19 may be behind us. The state is reducing their public reporting on coronavirus statistics from...
How alarmed should you be about omicron subvariant BA.2?
Another COVID-19 variant is gaining ground, but health experts say this one isn’t cause for alarm. B-A-2 isn’t actually a variant, but an Omicron subvariant,...
Rep. Upton isolating after positive COVID-19 test
Long-serving U.S. Congressman Fred Upton of St. Joseph says he has tested positive for COVID-19. The Republican Representative said the result came from a routine...