Detroit Popcorn Company bought by former owner after DPC president's post, plans to sell to Black investors

The previous owner of Detroit Popcorn Company announced Tuesday he bought the company back after the company's president posted offensive comments referencing the death of George Floyd.

Salons, barber shops propose changes state-wide as they wait on Whitmer

As for when you could be able to get a haircut or color professionally and legally, Whitmer's answer Thursday was vague on an actual open date. 

Small gym owners across state sue Gov. Whitmer over closure

First, Hill and colleagues set up coalition of small gyms, the acronym is LIFFT- then, they filed suit in federal court, naming Gov. Whitmer, claiming some of her executive orders are unconstitutional. 

Detroit's Avenue of Fashion district adjusts to shopping's new normal

On Tuesday when Gov. Gretchen Whitmer allowed retail businesses to reopen under certain guidelines, Ronda Morrison says she's ready to have customers inside even if they are not fully prepared. 

AP-NORC poll: Many in US won't return to gym or dining out

About a quarter of Americans say someone in their household has lost a job amid that downturn, and about half have lost household income, including layoffs, pay cuts, cut hours or unpaid time off.

Royal Park Hotel begins reopening phase with safety measures in place

The Royal Park Hotel opened their doors to welcome guests for the first time in two months. Since closing, the staff has worked non-stop to make changes in response to the coronavirus. 

Big Three plants restarting could be lifeline to struggling businesses

About 150,000 people could be back on the assembly line next week and restaurants like Bangkok 96 won't be the only ones to find better footing as The Big Three gets the wheels turning again.

Royal Oak florist leaves surprise flowers with notes of hope

"I had seen all of these people making masks and doing porch concerts," she said. "So I thought would could I do? I had some extra flowers one day, I wrapped them up in little bouquet, had a little piece of chalk and put them outside my studio."

Clawson's Flipside Records battles for business amid COVID-19 state shutdown

Like so many other small shops business was good - until it wasn't. A global pandemic and a statewide shutdown took place while Flipside Records has been playing the music - but there's no one there to listen to it.

Proving Grounds coffee shop in Royal Oak stays open with help from Payroll Protection

The Proving Grounds Coffee Shop has been in Milford for three years. This January they opened a second location in downtown Royal Oak where Gayle's Chocolates used to be.

Mike Morse Law Firm says it will return $2 million of federal aid from Payroll Protection Program

In a public relations video, Morse talks about the widespread issue of large corporations and law firms getting millions from the program while major banks have siphoned off large chunks of the aid as well - leaving many small businesses out in the cold.