Site Map April 1, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 1

• Ford Wayne plant worker dies from COVID-19
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan members to get COVID-19 testing, treatment free
• Food pantries step up to help those struggling to make ends meet
• Dearborn 3-D printer company starts making COVID-19 testing swabs
• Man killed during home invasion with suspect pretending to be police
• Shelby Twp rehab center agrees to house some Covid-19 patients, worrying families
• Hackers 'bomb' organizational Zoom meetings with hate speech
• Oakland County to call residents Thursday with information on coronavirus
• China lied about coronavirus, putting world in jeopardy, US intelligence agents say
• Sorority organizes ‘love drive’ to show support for grieving sheriff deputy’s widow
• Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extends state of emergency, declares state of disaster due to coronavirus outbreak
• Confirmed COVID-19 cases in US pass 200,000, according to Johns Hopkins
• Sen. Pete Lucido files candidate paperwork for next Macomb Co. Prosecutor
• VIDEO: Suspects drive through yards, crash into tree, arrested after 100 MPH chase from Detroit through Oakland County
• Walmart to take employees' temperatures, add one-way aisles to prevent spread of coronavirus
• Math teacher brings over whiteboard to help student through glass door
• Detroit woman charged with shooting husband to death 
• Trump allies warn against feud with Whitmer, a swing state governor
• First Michigan Department of Corrections officer dies of coronavirus
• Detroit food producer donating 40,000 pounds of corned beef to Forgotten Harvest
• ‘Mom, it’s OK for you to go’: Nurse helps woman say goodbye to her dying mother via FaceTime
• Pennsylvania pastor slams coronavirus precautions, plans 'Woodstock'-like Easter gathering
• "She made the list two months ago," Joe Biden considering Michigan Governor for VP
• Waterford township homes catch fire after power line falls, one firefighter injured