Movie theaters, bowling alleys, other social venues set to reopen Monday in Michigan
Several businesses are now able to open on Monday, Dec. 21 after some restrictions from the Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Services have been lifted in the state.
Detroit casinos reopen with safety protocols in place
MGM Grand Detroit Casino and Motor City Casino reopened their doors on Wednesday, while Greektown Casino will reopen Thursday.
Detroit officials begin taking COVID-19 vaccine, although it won't be mandatory
"Right now I feel a little bit of soreness at the injection site but feeling good," she said. "I’m not a fan of long needles, I don't think anyone is, but it's important for me to do it for my staff, my family and community."
'Hostile' reception of state inspector at Wyandotte bar still serving customers leads to police call
The investigator says she tried to order a drink herself, then, a few minutes later said who she worked for. That’s when the group got hostile - and she made a call to police for back-up. She says patrons kept drinking right in front of her before leaving.
Bowling owner who wrote obit for business feels hope after partial reopening allowed by Whitmer
"The concern is will they come in," he said. "We don't know about the cash flow revenue. I haven't paid my mortgage for this month, yet."
Emagine Theatres owner believes business will build back over next 6 to 8 months
But leave your cravings for popcorn and other snacks at home because concession stands must remain closed under pandemic preventative orders.
Michigan reports 2,706 more COVID-19 cases, 222 deaths including 206 from vital records review
On Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021, the state of Michigan reported another 2,706 cases of COVID-19 and 222 more deaths, 206 of which came from a review of vital records.
LET IT RIP: WEEKEND
Remembering Benny Napoleon with daughter Tiffani Jackson. State Representative Leslie Love and President & CEO of the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association discuss restaurant restrictions.
General apologizes for shortfall in vaccine shipment, 'I failed and I am adjusting'
"Where are our doses?" Governor Whitmer said. "What is holding them up? When can we expect them?"
Wayne State mobile COVID-19 testing units win praise, servicing most vulnerable
Ford Motor Company developed the vehicles which will be paid for by the state and Oscar-winning film director Stephen Soderbergh. The new mobile health units will start to roll out on Saturday with Wayne State having a fleet of five by early 2021.
Theaters allowed by Whitmer to reopen - but stipulation of no concessions causes concern
"It's a matter of determining if you're going to lose more," he said. "Right now I believe we're going to lose more by being open with the Governor's policy."
Metro Detroit and Michigan mourns death of Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon from COVID-19
Around Wayne County and Michigan, friends and family are remembering Wayne County Sheriff Bennie Napoleon after he lost his life after catching COVID-19.
Michigan reports 4,180 more COVID-19 cases, 66 deaths on Friday
On Friday, December 18, 2020, the state of Michigan reported 4,180 more COVID-19 cases and 66 more deaths linked to the virus.
Michigan fall sports can resume on Monday, high school football playoffs restart Jan. 2
Some high school sports in Michigan can resume fall activities on Monday, Dec. 21, after restrictions were partially lifted by the state health department.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer says Trump administration is 'bottleneck' in Pfizer vaccine distribution
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said the Trump administration is not answering her questions about why the state and others are not receiving the number of COVID-19 vaccines they were promised.
Casinos, movie theaters, high schools allowed to reopen in Michigan, indoor dining restriction extended
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Friday that the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is lifting some of the COVID-19 restrictions that were set in place Nov. 15 in a "pause to save lives" and extending others.
Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon dies at 65 from COVID-19
Napoleon died Thursday night at Henry Ford Hospital surrounded by family.
Why the COVID-19 vaccine is so different from every other vaccine
The race for a COVID-19 vaccine was fast but scientists were ready due to 30 years of development with a new and exciting technology called MRNA.
Michigan mom, son among volunteers for Pfizer's vaccine trials urge no fear with vaccine
A Canton mom and son were some of the first people in the world to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Both say being part of the test was worth it.
Food assistance benefits in Michigan for COVID-19 extended through December
Food assistance benefits in Michigan have been extended through December for approximately 350,000 families in the state.