MDHHS

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is recommending that anyone spending time at any of the state's bodies of water avoid the foam.

Friday morning the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced it will be updating its quarantine guidance for the general public to be in line with the CDC's recent recommendations.

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With the kids going back to school, daycare, preschool, etc. they are bringing more crud home with them. Now, RSV is one of those nasty bugs sweeping the state.

After many conversations about mental health being just as important as physical health, the state of Michigan is putting its money where its mouth is.

Attendees who tested positive were all symptomatic at the time of the fair.

A focus on mental health issues was brought to the forefront during the pandemic. Now, Michigan has a way to directly help people who are struggling.

As the state works to get back to normal and still deals with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there is another respiratory disease that is rearing its ugly head.

As COVID-19 outbreaks drop here in Michigan, vaccination rates have as well which has in turn decreased the need for vaccine clinics.

As Michigan resort and lake towns prepare for the Memorial weekend holiday, the MDHHS & Michigan DNR are reminding folks to please avoid the lake foam on Michigan's inland waters.