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Muskegon Heights lifts citywide Boil Water Advisory

Muskegon Heights lifted its citywide Boil Water Advisory effective immediately Saturday afternoon. Muskegon Heights lifted its citywide Boil Water Advisory effective immediately Saturday afternoon.

How at-home vaccinations protect the lives of the state's most vulnerable

The Michigan Department of Health & Human Services has collaborated with Disability Rights of Michigan to support vaccinations for homebound residents.

Harmful algae bloom turns Muskegon Lake water green again

Muskegon Co. courts restrict access due to COVID-19

Muskegon County court officials say that in-person access to the courthouse will continue to be restricted through at least Feb. 14.

Muskegon Co. commissioner's stance on vaccine flips after 12-day battle with COVID-19

Democratic Muskegon County Commissioner Susie Hughes tells 13 ON YOUR SIDE that not getting vaccinated "was a mistake."

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Muskegon County restaurant owners receive surprise check in the mail

Food service establishments in Muskegon County received an average $365 reimbursement check from Muskegon County Health Department. Author: Jon Mills Updated: 6:18 PM EDT May 5, 2021 MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. — Few businesses have been hit harder by the COVID-19 pandemic than restaurants. According to the state's restaurant and lodging association, 3,000 Michigan restaurants closed since March 2020. Those restaurants that survived are dealing with capacity restrictions, staffing shortages and new expenses associated with operating during a pandemic. This week, 795 food service establishments in Muskegon County began receiving an average check of $365 from the Muskegon County Health Department. Owners of restaurants and operators of schools, churches and concession stands all received a 90% reimbursement of their 2020 food service licensing fee. 

Walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic coming up in Muskegon

WATCH: Mercy Health, Muskegon County health officials give COVID-19 update

Mercy Health and Muskegon County health officials gave an update on COVID-19 metrics and vaccinations in the area Friday morning.

West Michigan counties making progress with COVID-19 vaccine rollout

West Michigan counties making progress with COVID-19 vaccine rollout Supply is slowly increasing, more people are becoming eligible and local health departments say they are finding what works. Author: Emma Nicolas Updated: 10:40 PM EST March 10, 2021 It's been just under three months since the first trucks rolled away from Pfizer's Portage facility carrying the COVID-19 vaccine, and health officials say much has changed in the time since.  Two more vaccines, from Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, are now available, and an increasing number of people are becoming eligible for the shot in Michigan.  "We are so happy to say that we have all three vaccines available," said Kathy Moore, Muskegon County's public health director.