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Anchorage’s citywide mask mandate will become advisory effective May 21, acting mayor says Published 2 hours ago Share on Facebook Print article Original story: Anchorage’s citywide mask mandate will end May 21 and instead become advisory, according to Acting Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson’s office. The change follows the release of updated guidelines from the federal Centers for Disease Control Prevention that say fully vaccinated Americans can safely stop wearing face coverings in most settings both indoors and out, as well as increasing vaccinations among residents and decreasing ...

In March and April of last year, drastic emergency measures were imposed by federal, state, and local government authorities for the stated purpose of curbing the spread of COVID-19. By March 16, 2020, all states had declared a State of Emergency, and by April 7 all states except four had imposed a “Stay at Home” order of some kind. Counties and municipalities also decreed their own separate COVID-related orders. As usual in the US, the details greatly varied by jurisdiction — some measures were far more stringent than others. But in general, a new legal regimen had taken hold across the...

 School districts are returning to in-person ceremonies this year, while adhering to state regulations.  As of May 6, masks are not required outdoors unless an event has 100 or more people. Large outdoor gatherings can exceed the 1,000 person limit as long as they create and post a safety plan consistent with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services large outdoor event guidance, with no more than 20 people per 1,000 square foot. Fenton Area Public Schools  Fenton High School graduation will take place Sunday, May 30 at 2 p.m., on the football field.  Superinten...

MacIver Staff From April 29 – May 5, the state reported 4,384 new COVID-19 cases, compared to 4,290 the week prior, a 2% increase. New COVID-19 cases have dropped 90% since the peak in mid-November. There were 418 new people hospitalized with COVID-19 this week, the same as last week. New hospitalizations have dropped 74% since the peak back in mid-November. The total COVID-19 inpatient population dropped from 351 to 331. The COVID-19 inpatient population has dropped 85% from the peak in mid-November. ICU patients dropped from 112 to 99. The number of ICU patients has dropped 78% since the ...

(The Center Square) – Gov. Tim Walz’s administration has agreed to settle a lawsuit from Northland Baptist Church and Living Word Christian Center claiming discriminatory treatment of houses of worship. The agreement says any future COVID-19 order would treat all houses of worship the same as grocery and retail outlets, sports and entertainment venues. The settlement follows federal Judge Wilhelmina M. Wright denying the state’s motion to dismiss on March 30, 2021, which would have meant the case would have started the discovery process. The Upper Midwest Law Center (UMLC) repr...