Nightside Report May 1, 2021: Wayne County brings vaccines to residents, Pistons host vaccination clinic, MSP trooper injured in collision

Wayne County to offer in-home vaccinations for homebound residents

DETROIT – Wayne County announced their homebound program in which they are bringing the vaccines to those who can’t physically leave their home.

The homebound program is open to home-bound county residents age 16 years and older.

Click here to read more.

The latest: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 844,385; Death toll now at 17,742

Metro Detroit weather: Far from freezing Saturday with clouds and some raindrops

Saturday night will be fair to partly cloudy. Furnaces can take a break because it will be mild. Overnight lows will be in the low and middle 50s.

See the full forecast here.

4 Fast Facts

• The Detroit Pistons did their part to make sure people were vaccinated Saturday. Click here to read more.
• A Michigan State Police trooper is one of two people who was injured in a collision Saturday afternoon. Click here to read more.
• Calls to Michigan’s helpline for people struggling with gambling addiction spiked early this year, and researchers believe the timing is linked to the start of online gambling. Click here to read more.
• St. Joseph Ann Arbor has once again been named on IBM Watson Health’s annual 100 Top Hospitals list along with its sister hospital in Chelsea. Click here to read more.

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