5 things you need to know this morning Michigan Department of Public Health Chief Medical Executive Dr. Matthew Davis says the state is preparing in case an Ebola case is diagnosed here. According to Davis, doctors, nurses, first responders and others in the healthcare field are being trained, and he says they are running drills to be ready. He adds another challenge is to work on keeping the public calm. Forecasters are calling for a milder winter than last year in Michigan. The predictions for the season were released on Thursday, with the National Weather Service believing the state will not be as snowy as last year. Apple announced the new iPad 2 Air yesterday. It’s the worlds thinnest tablet, measuring just over six-millimeters high, has an eight-megapixel HD camera and ten hours of battery life. Filming has begun on the new Batman v. Superman at the Broad Museum on MSU’s campus. According to various media reports filming began last night around midnight and is expected to continue through today. MSU officials say you can expect some traffic delays in that area. Grand River Ave. could even be closed for a time today. Cloudy morning, sunny afternoon high 63
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 10:04:43 +0000
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