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LANSING, MI (WKZO AM/FM) — LARA Director Orlene Hawks and MDHHS Director Elizabeth Hertel urge the state’s 19,000 liquor licensees and fans to play it safe this Super Bowl Sunday by abiding by MDHHS COVID-19 safety protocols and serving patrons responsibly. Michiganders going to bars and restaurants are urged to stay vigilant and minimize their risk to COVID-19 as a new, more easily transmitted variant of the virus is present in the state. “As indoor dining with restrictions resumed this week, the game plan for bars and restaurants must include face coverings for staff and patr...

Jan 22, 2021 State officials are recommending families review fire safety plans at home during National Community Risk Reduction Week, which started Monday and extends through Sunday. “The number one thing that families should focus on is creating a fire escape plan,” said Orlene Hawks, director of the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. “Develop your plan and then practice it often. If a fire occurs in your home, get out, stay out and then call for help. It is important to teach our family members not to go back inside the house for any reason.” Based on fatal fire data c...

Jan 21, 2021 LARA Director Orlene Hawks and State Fire Marshal Kevin Sehlmeyer urge Michiganders to practice fire safety during National Community Risk Reduction Week, January 18, 2021 through January 24, 2021. “The number one thing that families should focus on is creating a fire escape plan,” said Hawks. “Develop your plan and then practice it often. If a fire occurs in your home, get out, stay out and then call for help. It is important to teach our family members not to go back inside the house for any reason.” Based on fatal fire data collected by LARA’s Bureau of Fire Services...

Grand Haven psychologist gets license suspended after criminal sexual conduct sentencing file photo and last updated 2021-01-12 11:31:29-05 GRAND HAVEN, Mich. — A Grand Haven psychologist who was sentenced to jail in May for attempted fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct recently had his psychology license suspended for at least three years. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Orlene Hawks, the director of the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs made the announcement Tuesday. The Board of Psychology’s Disciplinary Subcommittee approved a consent order and stipulati...