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Watch WXYZ-TV's hour-long special 'COVID-19: One Year Later'

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(WXYZ) — One year ago, the first cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in our state.

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Through the uncertainty that followed, we held onto hope and made progress. Our essential workers became modern-day superheroes, and life-saving vaccines were manufactured right here in Michigan.

Now, we continue to move forward.

Watch our hour-long special “COVID-19: One Year Later” on the progress we’ve made and the work still ahead.

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Pandemic brings sports to grinding halt
How Michigan educators & students have adapted to learning in the pandemic, a year later
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