How coronavirus (COVID-19) cases are currently trending in all 8 Michigan regions - WDIV ClickOnDetroit

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LANSING, Mich. – Michigan’s top medical official provided an update on how all eight of the state’s geographical regions are trending in terms of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases during Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Thursday briefing.

Dr. Joneigh Khaldun broke down how each region is trending in terms of the number of COVID-19 cases per million people per day.

Current trends

The overall number of positive COVID-19 cases per million people per day in the state of Michigan is at 55, Khaldun said. That number has declined in the last week.

As of Friday (Sept. 4), the state’s seven-day average was at 55 cases per million population, but the percentage of positive tests rose to 3.2%.

The Detroit, Saginaw and Upper Peninsula regions are over 40 cases per million people, but trends for new cases and test positivity are both declining, Khaldun said.

The Grand Rapids, Jackson and Lansing regions are also over 40 cases per million. Trends for case rates and positivity are both increasing in those regions, however.

In the Kalamazoo Region, the case rate is over 40 cases per million people, with the percentage of positive tests trending upward and the case rate trending downward.

The lowest case rate in Michigan is in the Traverse City Region, which is at 27 cases per million people and 2.2% test positivity. Trends for new cases and positivity are both on the rise, though.

Last week

If you want to compare this week’s case rates by region with the ones Khaldun reported last week, here are the numbers from Sept. 2.

The region with the highest case rate was the Detroit Region, which was at 66 cases per million people per day. Khaldun said the case rate in the Detroit Region was declining, however.

The Grand Rapids Region was at 59 cases per million people per day. Khaldun said the case rate was increasing.

In the Saginaw Region, officials reported 56 cases per million people per day last week, which was a decrease, Khaldun said.

The Kalamazoo Region was at 50 cases per million people per day, but the case rate was trending upward, according to authorities.

Case rates in the Traverse City Region and Upper Peninsula had increased over the previous week to 40 cases per million people per day, she said.

Both the Jackson and Lansing regions were under 40 cases per million people per day and declining, Khaldun said.

The overall positive test rate in Michigan was at 3.1%, which had decreased in the previous two weeks, she said.

Michigan is performing 30,000 tests per day, which was fifth in the United States, according to Khaldun.

More coverage

Here’s much more recent coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Whitmer’s handling of pandemic:

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• Whitmer threatens stricter laws if Michigan residents refuse to ‘mask up’
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• Trump grants Whitmer request to extend Michigan National Guard’s COVID-19 help
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• Many Metro Detroiters feeling anxious about returning to world after COVID-19 shutdown
• What Mackinac Island is doing to safely welcome visitors back
• How first day of reopening went for Michigan hair salons, barbershops, spas
• Metro Detroit teachers prepare to navigate new normal when school returns in fall
• West Bloomfield begins practice as high school football season resumes amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Michigan Republican legislators unveil plans for school to return this fall
• MLB to play 60-game season -- spring training starts next week, Opening Day in late July
• Are Detroit bars, restaurants following COVID-19 rules or will they be shut down again?
• Whitmer warns Michigan could take steps backward if trouble COVID-19 trends continue
• Parents could be biggest issue for Metro Detroit schools making COVID-19 safety changes
• 5 key factors to consider in debate over sending Michigan students back to school this fall
• Michigan gym owners worried about future as home workouts become more popular during pandemic
• What Motor City Casino in Detroit will look like as it reopens
• ‘We are seeing a plateau of cases’: Michigan COVID-19 numbers decreasing in 7 of 8 regions
• Here are the 5 goals Michigan has to reach before COVID-19 restrictions are loosened
• How, where 54 types of activities, services, businesses are restricted in Michigan due to COVID-19
• Metro Detroit schools scramble to find enough technology for remote learning this fall
• Some trends support Whitmer’s claim that Michigan’s economy is rebounding
• Michigan’s economy might not have bounced back as much as Whitmer claims
• Detroit public schools superintendent asks Whitmer to reinstate high school football
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• When will Michigan gyms, bowling alleys, movie theaters be allowed to reopen?
• If casinos can reopen in Michigan, why can’t other businesses?
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