State reports 477 new COVID infections, 15 deaths
The state's seven day average is 701 new cases per day.
Michigan health officials reported 477 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday – the second day in a row with fewer than 500 new cases.
After a week that had two days of more than 1,000 new cases, the state’s seven day moving average is still relatively high with 701 new cases per day.
Officials reported 15 deaths from the coronavirus. Seven of those deaths were discovered during a routine review of previous death records.
In a bright spot, 34 of the state’s 83 counties reported no new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday.
As of this writing Kalamazoo County had not reported its coronavirus numbers for Tuesday.
