Michigan COVID-19 daily totals and county breakdowns
On May 28 Michigan reported 445 new cases and 49 deaths nationwide. Cumulative totals reach 887,719 cases and 19,163 deaths, with 104,222 probable cases and 1,213 probable deaths. Recovered total 818,165. 58.6 percent fully vaccinated. Ottawa County shows 32,669 cases and 415 deaths, 53.3 percent vaccinated. Allegan County 9,928 cases and 145 deaths, 42.9 percent vaccinated. Extra cases may be added after publication.
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FDA approves Lumakras for KRAS G12C lung cancer
The FDA authorized Amgen's Lumakras to treat non small cell lung cancer with the KRAS G12C mutation after at least one prior therapy. The accelerated approval covers 124 patients with 36 percent tumor response and median six month or longer benefit in many responders. Safety notes include diarrhea joint pain fatigue and potential liver damage with clear discontinuation criteria.
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Graduates Persist Through COVID Era as Class Celebrates
Senior class president Andrew Ky praised graduates for enduring hardships of the COVID years and preserving or inventing traditions. He noted every student in cap and gown is graduating despite lasting challenges and the pandemic’s impact on normal life.
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Fairs Return With Jeff Dunham and Summer Lineup
Allegan and Ottawa County fairs resume after a year, with Jeff Dunham announced for the first Friday and additional concerts to be announced by June 17. Wheel shows like tractor pull, demolition derby and rodeo go on sale June 10. Admission is 7 for adults and 4 for children, with free entry for younger kids and certain discounts for seniors and some days.
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Workers sue Sunrise over COVID safeguards and damages
Plaintiffs claim Sunrise ignored rising COVID risks and failed to follow federal guidelines and Michigan orders, seeking economic and emotional damages for quarantine impacts. MIRC Attorney Peralta lauds worker courage while noting essential-status gaps and the need for employer action to protect health.
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