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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has honored nearly 16,000 residents who have died as a result of the coronavirus. It's been one year since the first case of the virus was reported in Michigan.
As Michiganders reflect on the one year mark since the first coronavirus case was identified in the state, a local doctor says there has been progress, but things may not return to normal until the end of the year. Dr. Matthew Sims, director of Infectious Disease Research at Beaumont in Royal Oak, talked with WWJ's Brooke Allen.
The auto industry has weathered a very tough year, facing many different challenges from COVID-19.
We talk about the impact with Glenn Stevens of the Detroit Chamber's MichAuto efforts.
A new poll out today from Michigan Medicine shows more and more people are planning to get the COVID vaccine. Dr. Preeti Malani, an infectious disease doc at Michigan Medicine and the chief health officer for the University of Michigan community, talked live with WWJ's Greg Bowman and Jackie Paige.
It'll be a year Wednesday since the first case of the corona-virus was reported in Michigan. Since that time, nearly 16-thousand people have died of the virus, while 598-thousand have been infected. Henry Ford Health System doctor Sam Mossallam talked live with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Greg Bowman.
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