What will coronavirus pandemic look like by this fall? Hear from top health officials
DETROIT – Some of the top health officials in the nation testified about the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic Tuesday before a Senate committee, and much of the questioning focused on what the situation will look like this fall.
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- Detroit pizza delivery man helps feed workers on front lines of coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Click here to read more.
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