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CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC


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CDC recommends masks in Metro Detroit amid ‘high’ COVID spread

Several Metro Detroit counties have been upgraded to a “high” COVID-19 risk category and are being urged to practice mask wearing in public by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Flashpoint Interview: Top doctors discuss COVID variants, future

It feels like many of us put COVID-19 in the rearview mirror with the last drop in cases -- but, as much as we’d like it to stay there, we’re seeing another uptick in cases.

Michigan State University drops classroom masking, still requires COVID vaccines

Michigan State University is reevaluating its COVID-19 restrictions after virus cases declined significantly in recent weeks following a monthslong surge of infections and hospitalizations.

Live stream: Beaumont Health marks 2 years since COVID hit Michigan

Beaumont Health officials held a news briefing Thursday morning to mark the 2-year anniversary of the first COVID-19 cases reported in Michigan in 2020.

Flashpoint Interview: Michigan’s chief medical executive talks strategy as COVID cases slow

We’re talking with Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, Michigan’s chief medical executive, as the state adjusts its pandemic response strategy with cases slowing down.

Flashpoint Interview: Wayne County treasurer talks approaching property tax deadline

This week on Flashpoint, we’re talking with Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree, who discusses the end of foreclosure moratoriums and the important property tax deadline that’s approaching.

Cuba's first gay hotel reopens as human rights deteriorate

Cuba reopens its first LGBTQ hotel, but can tourists ignore the country's poor human rights record?

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Tech Time: New video game shows how COVID spreads

A new COVID simulator video game is designed to show people how the virus spreads in different settings in a fun and humorous way.

Henry Ford Health shares COVID update

Leaders of the Henry Ford Health System held a news briefing Wednesday afternoon to provide an update on COVID and its impact on nursing.

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Henry Ford Health leaders provide COVID update

Leaders of the Henry Ford Health System provided an update Thursday morning on the status of COVID hospitalizations and the virus’ impact on operations.

University of Michigan expert explains why he thinks COVID pandemic will end in 2022

With the coronavirus spreading at an unseen rate in Michigan and beyond, it can be hard to imagine any end in sight.

Flashpoint Interview: University of Michigan immunologist says pandemic will end in 2022

With the coronavirus spreading at an unseen rate in Michigan and beyond, it can be hard to imagine any end in sight.

Flashpoint Interview: Michigan Gov. Whitmer talks COVID response amid surge

The ongoing COVID surge has gotten worse in Michigan and throughout the nation, partly fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant.

Western Michigan hospital turns to heated tent to ease COVID-19 crush

A hospital in western Michigan is using a heated tent as extra emergency space due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Detroit mayor announces plan to boost COVID testing efforts amid surge

With COVID-19 spreading rapidly throughout Detroit, Mayor Mike Duggan held a news conference Wednesday afternoon to announce the city’s effort to ramp up virus testing.

Flashpoint Interview: Metro Detroit leaders discuss Michigan’s new political maps

An independent commission of citizens have redrawn Michigan’s political districts for the first time in the state’s history -- but not everyone is on board with the changes.

Flashpoint Interview: US reps for Michigan talk changing districts, midterms

Michigan is looking at what will likely be a dramatic set of midterm elections this year after the state’s political maps were redrawn.

Rest of world junior hockey championship canceled over COVID

The remainder of the world junior hockey championship has been canceled over fears of a COVID-19 outbreak.

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Central Michigan University to require COVID booster shots for on-campus community

Students and staff on campus at Central Michigan University (CMU) will be required to get their COVID-19 booster shot by mid-January, the school reported Wednesday.

Flashpoint Interview: Michigan nurses tell stories from COVID front lines

Four dedicated nurses from Michigan health systems join us on Flashpoint this week to discuss their work on the front lines of the ongoing pandemic.

Flashpoint 12/26/21: Stories from the front lines; Futurist from Ford

Watch Flashpoint every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Local 4 News.

Last-minute holiday shopping: Contactless options amid COVID concerns

With COVID concerns rising just days before Christmas, last-minute shoppers may be looking for contactless options to avoid going into crowded stores.

Health officials: Omicron variant identified in 5 Michigan counties

The latest COVID-19 variant omicron has now been identified in five counties across the state of Michigan, officials said Friday.

Michigan State University to require COVID booster shots for students, staff

Students, faculty and staff at Michigan State University will soon be required to receive their COVID-19 booster vaccine.

One year ago: Pfizer’s Michigan facility begins COVID vaccine shipments

A year ago today in December 2020, a huge logistics operation began to ship millions of vaccines to hospitals across the country, and it all centered here in Michigan.

Flashpoint Interview: University of Michigan doctor talks state's COVID struggle

Dr. Jim Baker, University of Michigan doctor, immunologist and founder of the allergy clinic, joins Flashpoint host Devin Scillian to discuss problems facing the state's fight against COVID.

Flashpoint Interview: Michigan health director talks omicron variant, state’s COVID surge

Michigan was already struggling with its fourth surge of the coronavirus before word came that yet another variant, now called omicron, has mutated its way into circulation.

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Pope condemns treatment of migrants in Europe

Visiting a camp in Greece, Francis called on Europe to take responsibility for the situation.

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Israel warns of ‘emergency’ after detecting new virus strain

Israel's prime minister says the country is “on the threshold of an emergency situation” after authorities detected its first case of a new coronavirus variant in a traveler who returned from Malawi.

Flashpoint Interview: Metro Detroit health leaders talk what’s behind Michigan’s COVID surge, what’s next

Physicians and leaders of Metro Detroit health systems sat down with Devin Scillian on Flashpoint to discuss the factors behind Michigan’s latest COVID surge and what's next.

Concerns over Michigan’s rising COVID numbers ramp up as Thanksgiving nears

Michigan health leaders say the state is heading in the wrong direction, and they’re concerned that the situation could get worse during the holiday season.

New hurdle for COVID-19 home testing -- the holiday season

Holiday season could strain COVID-19 home test supplies as more Americans try to screen themselves before Thanksgiving and other family gatherings.

Stellantis: Most salaried employees in US must show COVID vaccination proof by Dec. 4

Most salaried Stellantis employees in the United States will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination by Dec. 4.

Michigan health officials: Face masks recommended at all indoor gatherings amid COVID surge

Michigan health officials are recommending anyone above the age of 2 to wear a face mask while gathering indoors during the holiday season as the state battles the worst coronavirus spread in the nation.

Data: Michigan seeing highest COVID case numbers in US

Michigan is once again leading the nation with the highest number of daily new COVID-19 cases, and experts don’t see an end in sight anytime soon.

Michigan’s chief medical officer talks COVID surge -- Flashpoint 11/14/21, Segment 2

The new chief health executive of Michigan, Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, joins Flashpoint host Devin Scillian for the first time to discuss COVID spread in the state, and just where things stand.

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EXPLAINER: How US rules on international travel are changing

More than a year and a half after the U.S. to closed its borders to international travelers, restrictions are shifting to focus on COVID-19 vaccine status.

Child COVID vaccines: Here’s how to schedule an appointment in Detroit

The city of Detroit is getting ready to start administering COVID-19 vaccinations to children ages 5 to 11 years old following federal authorization for that age group.

Detroit mayor details plans to vaccinate kids for COVID

Mayor Mike Duggan held a news conference Friday morning to detail plans to vaccinate children for COVID-19 in Detroit following federal authorization.

Mother’s COVID death inspires Detroit woman to create ‘healing’ art space

After losing her mother to COVID-19, a Detroit woman decided to honor her mother’s life by creating a community art space for women in their childhood home.

19 states sue Biden administration over COVID vaccine rule

Nineteen states are now suing to block President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors.

Get Caught Up: Closer look at current labor shortage, what can be done

With so many businesses struggling amid the worker shortage, many are asking when -- and if -- this crisis will ever end.

Labor shortage: Why it’s happening and what can be done

With so many businesses struggling amid the worker shortage, many are asking when -- and if -- this crisis will ever end.

Survey results: Most people celebrating Halloween this year, going trick-or-treating

The pandemic seems never ending, but one thing’s for certain: Nothing’s stopping Halloween this year.

Michigan sees rising COVID infections as cases drop nationwide

Much of the United States is seeing a promising decline in COVID-19 cases, but Michigan is not one of them.

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J&J seeks US clearance for COVID-19 vaccine booster doses

Johnson & Johnson has asked U.S. regulators to allow booster shots of its COVID-19 vaccine as the U.S. government moves toward shoring up protection in more vaccinated Americans.

Sunday Read: Where are all the at-home COVID tests?

Americans are being encouraged to test for COVID-19 more often -- but how can they, when at-home test kits have all but vanished?

The pandemic death toll is now the equivalent of all of Boston dropping dead

Relative to population, though, the toll has been higher in rural areas.

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GM sales sharply decline in 3rd quarter due to part shortages

Sales have dropped significantly for General Motors this quarter due to part shortages and “historically low inventories” caused by issues related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Where are all the at-home COVID tests?

Americans are being encouraged to test for COVID-19 more often -- but how can they, when at-home test kits have all but vanished?

Detroit Institute of Arts welcomes school field trips once again

Students and teachers can soon take a field trip to tour the exhibitions at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) for the first time since the pandemic struck.

At NBA media days, COVID and vaccines remain dominant topics

The pandemic and vaccination rates were the talk of the NBA on media day Monday.

One-on-one with Stacey Abrams: Former Georgia rep. talks policy, future

Stacey Abrams has been busy increasing civic engagement and social justice and voting rights activism all across the United States.

Canada election: Trudeau calls snap summer campaign

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau goes to the polls two years early, here's what you need to know.

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The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Is Coming Back Despite The Ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic

It's not clear how many COVID cases can be blamed on last year's rally in South Dakota which coincided with the start of a sharp increase across the Great Plains and a deadly winter.

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Covid-19: Tax salt and sugar, and fears over winter viruses and coronavirus

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

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Daywatch: People receive leftover COVID-19 vaccines, Madigan’s departure speeds up shift in Chicago politics and MSI reopens with new Marvel exhibit

Meanwhile, it’s been almost a year since the coronavirus pandemic shut down Illinois. We want to hear from you about your experiences, what you remember from the early days of the pandemic and your views on the future. Tell us here.

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How has your life changed in the last year of the pandemic? We want to hear from you.

It’s been almost a year since the coronavirus pandemic shut down Illinois and changed our lives in unimaginable ways. The Tribune would like to hear from you about your experiences, what you remember from the early days of the pandemic and your views on the future.

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Infectious disease journalist reflects on one year of the coronavirus pandemic

Infectious disease journalist reflects on one year of the coronavirus pandemic Helen Branswell, a senior writer covering infectious diseases for STAT, reflects on her experience covering the pandemic one year after the coronavirus was detected in Wuhan, China.

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Performing “The Nutcracker” amid coronavirus pandemic

Performing “The Nutcracker” amid coronavirus pandemic With its iconic score and glittering scenes, “The Nutcracker” is performed for audiences around the country every year. But the holiday tradition is now taking flight with a 2020 twist. Nancy Chen takes a look at how the coronavirus pandemic has forced ballet companies around the country to adapt their performances.

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