Live stream: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer provides coronavirus update

LANSING, Mich. – Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will provide an update Wednesday on the state’s handling of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The briefing is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. You can watch live in the stream above.

Whitmer will be joined by Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun and Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist.

A Michigan business leader will also announce “a significant investment in Michigan’s economy to help support small businesses and build communities in our state.”

READ: Gov. Whitmer expected to announce plan to reopen Michigan gyms, movie theaters

Michigan officials reported 718 new coronavirus cases Tuesday afternoon. Overall, the state has reported 103,186 coronavirus cases, 6,495 deaths and 76,151 recoveries.

MORE: What Whitmer said about Michigan surpassing 100,000 COVID-19 cases

More coverage

Here’s much more recent coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Whitmer’s handling of pandemic:

• Michigan stay-at-home order timeline: 70 days, 4 extensions, ever-changing restrictions
• Why Whitmer thought June 1 was right time to lift stay-at-home order
• Here are all 136 executive orders issued by Whitmer during COVID-19 pandemic
• List of Michigan executive orders that are still active
• Michigan salon owners ‘disrespected’ by Whitmer telling people to ‘Google how to do a haircut’
• Whitmer apologizes for comment that offended hair salon owners
• Whitmer admits flaws in controversial COVID-19 nursing home policy
• Michigan lawmakers demand Whitmer stop placing COVID-19 patients in nursing homes
• Whitmer lifts restrictions on overnight summer camps, school sports
• Whitmer calls attempts to strip her powers ‘irresponsible, dangerous, foolish’
• Gov. Whitmer extends Michigan state of emergency until July 16
• Michigan lawmakers pass resolutions against Whitmer’s nursing home policy
• Whitmer signs order allowing professional sports to return in Michigan without fans
• What’s gone wrong in Michigan’s handling of coronavirus in nursing homes
• Whitmer threatens stricter laws if Michigan residents refuse to ‘mask up’
• Metro Detroit businesses implement Whitmer’s new mask regulations
• Whitmer signs order requiring masks in indoor, some outdoor public spaces
• Here’s how Wayne County Sheriff’s Office plans to enforce new mask rules
• Here’s how Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office plans to enforce new mask rules
• Michigan state of emergency extended until Aug. 11
• Police around Metro Detroit flooded by calls from residents reporting others not wearing masks
• Enough COVID-19 tests available in Metro Detroit, but results taking too long to come back
• Are Michigan’s daily COVID-19 numbers accurate? Health officials respond
• Why are additional COVID-19 deaths added to Michigan’s state count after review of records?
• Trump grants Whitmer request to extend Michigan National Guard’s COVID-19 help
• Gov. Whitmer ‘trying to avoid’ moving Michigan back a phase in COVID-19 reopening plan
• Is there any chance of Whitmer loosening COVID-19 restrictions before Labor Day?
• Whitmer extends Michigan state of emergency through Sept. 4

Reopening Michigan:

• Here’s how 25 sports have been divided into high, moderate, low COVID-19 risk categories
• How first day of restaurants reopening went in Metro Detroit
• Checking in with Metro Detroit auto plants 3 weeks after reopening
• Many Metro Detroiters feeling anxious about returning to world after COVID-19 shutdown
• What Mackinac Island is doing to safely welcome visitors back
• How first day of reopening went for Michigan hair salons, barbershops, spas
• Metro Detroit teachers prepare to navigate new normal when school returns in fall
• West Bloomfield begins practice as high school football season resumes amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Michigan Republican legislators unveil plans for school to return this fall
• MLB to play 60-game season -- spring training starts next week, Opening Day in late July
• Are Detroit bars, restaurants following COVID-19 rules or will they be shut down again?
• Whitmer warns Michigan could take steps backward if trouble COVID-19 trends continue
• Parents could be biggest issue for Metro Detroit schools making COVID-19 safety changes
• 5 key factors to consider in debate over sending Michigan students back to school this fall
• Michigan gym owners worried about future as home workouts become more popular during pandemic
• What Motor City Casino in Detroit will look like as it reopens
• ‘We are seeing a plateau of cases’: Michigan COVID-19 numbers decreasing in 7 of 8 regions
• Here are the 5 goals Michigan has to reach before COVID-19 restrictions are loosened
• How, where 54 types of activities, services, businesses are restricted in Michigan due to COVID-19

Health questions, advice:

• Metro Detroit doctors say coronavirus survivors reporting mental health issues
• Is it true that wearing a mask for an extended period of time can be harmful?
• Is it safe to see friends? Should children have play dates? COVID-19 expert shares advice
• Should you feel safe going to restaurants now that they’ve reopened in Michigan?
• Is it safe to start letting children play organized team sports in Michigan?
• Answering 5 common haircut questions: Is it safe? Can COVID-19 survive on hair?
• Who was most severely affected during peak of coronavirus cases in Metro Detroit?
• New research: Children much less likely to get coronavirus, experience symptoms
• Is coronavirus seasonal? Should infection rates slow during summer?
• How to help children keep up social connections during coronavirus pandemic
• Answering 5 travel questions: Driving safer than flying? Avoid parts of country? Stay in hotels?
• 8 possible COVID-19 exposure locations identified in Traverse City after group fails to follow rules
• Experts worried about parents who aren’t taking children to doctor’s appointments
• Michigan’s top medical official explains true severity of state’s recent COVID-19 spike
• Doctors say some coronavirus patients suffering from confusion, delirium
• Michigan mask requirements: Pros and cons of wearing face shields instead of masks
• Doctors report lingering coronavirus symptoms, painful long-term effects in Europe
• Why leaving your nose uncovered defeats the purpose of wearing a mask
• Scientists don’t believe mosquitoes can spread coronavirus
• Insect swarms, vampire fangs and giant bugs? People report bizarre dreams amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Metro Detroit children trying to cope with possible loss of school sports, activities
• Number of children getting infected with COVID-19 growing, experts say
• ‘Shock hair loss’: Stress-related hair loss increases during pandemic
• Vaping might increase risk of contracting COVID-19 in teens, young adults
• Studies yield mixed findings on children’s role in coronavirus pandemic
• What are odds of COVID-19 spreading to someone in same household as infected person?

Vaccines:

• What Dr. Anthony Fauci said about a timeline for a coronavirus vaccine
• Major questions about potential coronavirus vaccines will be answered soon
• Researchers report promising results in global coronavirus vaccine efforts
• Pfizer announces massive contract for coronavirus vaccine if it works
• Russia’s coronavirus vaccine announcement met with skepticism
• COVID-19 pandemic has led to fewer children getting vaccinated, more dog bites
• Experts worried plummeting vaccination rates could lead to next pandemic of childhood diseases
• 2 under-the-radar coronavirus vaccines moving forward in testing process

Outbreaks:

• Video shows Royal Oak bar linked to COVID-19 cases was crowded without social distancing
• 185 coronavirus cases now linked to outbreak at East Lansing bar
• Wayne County Public Health Division confirms 13 COVID-19 cases linked to Romulus bar, restaurant
• Red Robin in Clinton Township closes after employees test positive for COVID-19
• Saline holiday party leads to 43 confirmed COVID-19 cases, exposure locations across state
• Health officials say dozens of people from Saline house party spread COVID-19 to their communities
• Michigan State football team quarantines after positive coronavirus tests
• 4 Detroit Tigers games postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak in Cardinals organization
• 4 reasons Americans aren’t doing what it takes to contain the coronavirus (COVID-19)

Unemployment:

• Michigan lawmaker wants Whitmer to overhaul state’s unemployment agency
• Will extra COVID-19 unemployment benefits be extended or replaced by ‘back-to-work’ bonus?
• Here’s what scammers are doing to target Michiganders filing for unemployment
• Metro Detroit businesses struggle to find workers amid COVID-19 unemployment bonuses
• Michigan officials say $600 COVID-19 unemployment bonus ends

Individual stories:

• Detroit mother spends 33 days on ventilator right after emergency birth due to COVID-19
• Recently married couple separated for 30 more days due to extension of US-Canadian border closure
• Detroit Lions cheerleader works as nurse during coronavirus pandemic
• Metro Detroit woman who can’t medically tolerate mask says businesses hesitant to believe her
• Michigan man killed after stabbing customer during mask argument, pulling knife on deputy, MSP says
• Port Huron man takes job at nursing home to see his wife during COVID-19 pandemic
• Previously healthy Clinton Township woman battles severe COVID-19 symptoms for 131 days
• Coronavirus survivor heads home after 73 days on ventilator in Detroit hospital
• Inside look at how Dearborn police battle coronavirus concerns
• Plymouth-Canton students make video diaries chronicling their lives during COVID-19 lockdown
• Detroit nurse who survived severe COVID-19 symptoms describes hectic early stages of pandemic

Changes:

• 6 differences you might notice next time you have a doctor’s appointment
• What reopened schools look like with coronavirus restrictions
• Espresso Royale Coffee forced to permanently shut down business due to pandemic
• These 4 Metro Detroit cities are closing streets to give restaurants more outdoor dining space
• 5 differences you’ll notice when you visit Michigan salons, barbershops and spas
• 12 changes University of Michigan students will notice this school year due to COVID-19
• Here are all rule changes, roster limits, strict safety measures in MLB’s 101-page operations manual
• Survey finds one-third of Michigan parents don’t plan to send children back to class this fall
• Metro Detroit’s economy takes another blow as COVID-19 concerns cancel Woodward Dream Cruise
• Big Ten announces conference-only schedules if fall sports are played this season
• Dearborn High School football team cancels week of conditioning due to possible COVID-19 exposure
• Michigan football 2020 ticket policy: No season tickets or sales to general public
• What Delta Airlines is doing to continue protecting passengers from COVID-19
• COVID-19 creates spike in absentee ballot requests ahead of Michigan Primary Election
• Metro Detroit parents setting up groups of students to help with remote learning this fall
• An inside look at how Amazon in Romulus has changed to keep up with COVID-19 pandemic demands
• Detroit public school teachers call for strike vote that could keep them from in-person classes