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Dr. Fauci Warns That These 3 Businesses Should Close in Many Places to Prevent a COVID-19

2 Caro Community Schools employees exposed to COVID-19

US coronavirus cases surpass 7 million with more than 204,000 deaths

Amid changes in CDC guidelines, local doctor says wearing masks, washing hands still most important

Local officials say they can't cancel a national holiday

CMU adding new COVID-19 testing method to help slow virus' spread

Juvenile detention staff must now test for COVID-19

More places to begin accepting bottle returns beginning Oct. 5

CDC abruptly removes guidance about airborne coronavirus transmission, says update 'was posted in error'

EMU to test campus wastewater for COVID-19

More than half of states are reporting more new coronavirus cases as the US nears 200,000 deaths

Bill Gates: It's 'outrageous' Americans can't get coronavirus test result in 24 hours

CDC abruptly removes guidance about airborne coronavirus transmission, says update 'was posted in error'

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday abruptly reverted to its previous guidance about how coronavirus is transmitted, removing language about airborne transmission it had posted just days earlier.

EMU to test campus wastewater for COVID-19

Eastern Michigan University will test campus wastewater for the COVID-19 virus and other signs of infectious diseases.

More than half of states are reporting more new coronavirus cases as the US nears 200,000 deaths

The United States is closing in on the somber milestone of 200,000 deaths from Covid-19 as more than half of states are reporting a rise in cases.

Bill Gates: It's 'outrageous' Americans can't get coronavirus test result in 24 hours

Bill Gates is frustrated by the way coronavirus testing is behind handled in the United States.

Pine-Sol cleaner has been approved to kill coronavirus on hard surfaces

Pine-Sol's original cleaner has been approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a product that can kill the coronavirus on frequently used surfaces.

As coronavirus skyrocketed in the US, so did stress and depression

As the Covid-19 pandemic got worse in the United States, so, too, did levels of stress and depression, according to a new report.

Whitmer: Loss of powers may put state back in ‘danger zone’

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said her use of emergency powers to manage the pandemic is not unique and she worries that efforts to take away her unilateral authority, if successful, could lead coronavirus cases to spike to dangerous levels in Michigan.

Wildfires, coronavirus and an earthquake collided for California's terrible week

It was a long, dizzying week to be a Californian.

Parents, coaches happy kids can play football despite restrictions

It's Friday night, and that means football, fans, though fewer and fun in Friday night's home opener for Meridian High School against Beaverton.

Schools make adjustments to get community involved in football games

As football kicks off, schools are making adjustments to get the community involved.

Health department: 304 cases of COVID-19 linked to CMU

The Central Michigan District Health Department is reporting 281 cases of COVID-19 linked to students returning to Central Michigan University as of Sept. 11.

Nearly 12 percent of MSU student-athletes test positive for COVID-19

Nearly 12 percent of Michigan State University’s student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19.

CDC updates, again, guidelines on testing people without coronavirus symptoms

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website has updated, yet again, guidelines for testing people who do not have symptoms of coronavirus.

19 COVID cases in one UM residence hall

The situation has been identified as a cluster, and the majority of the cases were found to be connected.

California paid leave law among nation's broadest

A new law in California lets more people than almost anywhere else in the country take up to three months off from work to care for a family member thanks in part to a nursing mother who brought her baby to work with her on the final day of the state legislative session to vote for it.