COVID-19 testing expanded to all Detroit residents, regardless of symptoms
The city is opening up State Fairgrounds testing to all Detroiters, regardless of symptoms.
The city is opening up State Fairgrounds testing to all Detroiters, regardless of symptoms.
Here are the safeguards Gov. Whitmer put in place for the economies reopening in Michigan
Here are the Michigan employee safeguards for outdoor, construction and manufacturing facilities that have reopened, as well as research laboratories, retail stores, offices and bars and restaurants.
Here are the Michigan employee safeguards for outdoor, construction and manufacturing facilities that have reopened, as well as research laboratories, retail stores, offices and bars and restaurants.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says businesses in UP, parts of lower Michigan can reopen amid falling COVID-19 cases
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will hold a press conference Monday afternoon to update residents on the state's status amid its COVID-19 battle.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will hold a press conference Monday afternoon to update residents on the state's status amid its COVID-19 battle.
No visitors means $2.5 million monthly losses for Detroit Zoo as pandemic losses pile on
Like most other institutions, the Detroit Zoo is struggling without a consistent stream of visitors traveling to see the enclosures as it remains closed due to COVID-19. While it waits to reopen, staff are studying the animals to see how they react to fewer visitors
Like most other institutions, the Detroit Zoo is struggling without a consistent stream of visitors traveling to see the enclosures as it remains closed due to COVID-19. While it waits to reopen, staff are studying the animals to see how they react to fewer visitors
Pres. Donald Trump to visit Ford plant making ventilators in Ypsilanti on Thursday
The White House confirms that President Donald Trump will travel to Ypsilanti on Thursday to thank Ford employees who are making PPE as part of the President's tour to thank businesses who are helping during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The White House confirms that President Donald Trump will travel to Ypsilanti on Thursday to thank Ford employees who are making PPE as part of the President's tour to thank businesses who are helping during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Michigan priest draws squirt gun in fight against coronavirus
A Michigan priest is squirting holy water from a squirt gun in an attempt to bridge faith with social distancing measures.
A Michigan priest is squirting holy water from a squirt gun in an attempt to bridge faith with social distancing measures.
Ford, GM, and FCA workers return to work as auto sector faces massive test amid COVID-19 pandemic
Employees for Michigan's auto industry went back to work amid the state's biggest test to reopen its economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employees for Michigan's auto industry went back to work amid the state's biggest test to reopen its economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sen. Mallory McMorrow’s talks safety and economic impact at auto suppliers
State Senator Mallory McMorrow, who co-chairs the Automotive Caucus, spoke with Fox 2’s Hilary Golston about safety precautions, economic impact and how monumental the big three restart is for the economy.
State Senator Mallory McMorrow, who co-chairs the Automotive Caucus, spoke with Fox 2’s Hilary Golston about safety precautions, economic impact and how monumental the big three restart is for the economy.
How psychiatry is helping treat PTSD of COVID-19 doctors on the front lines
Four residents volunteered to work in ICU's caring for patients on ventilators, side-by-side with the critical care teams.
Four residents volunteered to work in ICU's caring for patients on ventilators, side-by-side with the critical care teams.
Democrats push new $3T coronavirus relief bill through House
Democrats powered a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through the House on Friday, an election-year measure designed to brace a U.S. economy in free fall and a health care system struggling to contain a pandemic still pummeling the country.
Democrats powered a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through the House on Friday, an election-year measure designed to brace a U.S. economy in free fall and a health care system struggling to contain a pandemic still pummeling the country.
Detroit TCF Center field hospital shuts down but will be ready if needed
When the COVID-19 crisis peaked in Detroit a field hospital was created at the TCF Center for less severe patients to take pressure off metro Detroit hospitals dealing with more dire cases.
When the COVID-19 crisis peaked in Detroit a field hospital was created at the TCF Center for less severe patients to take pressure off metro Detroit hospitals dealing with more dire cases.
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.
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.
Operation Haircut protest to take place on State Capitol lawn in Lansing May 20
The group, which first helped organize Operation Gridlock where hundreds of people caused traffic jams near the Capitol chanting "Open up Michigan" is now organizing Operation Haircut.
The group, which first helped organize Operation Gridlock where hundreds of people caused traffic jams near the Capitol chanting "Open up Michigan" is now organizing Operation Haircut.
Michigan leaders wrestle with expected $6B deficit from coronavirus economy crater
Michigan Budget Director Chris Kolb had a chance to remove an income tax hike from the negations as an option, but he would not take it off the table.
Michigan Budget Director Chris Kolb had a chance to remove an income tax hike from the negations as an option, but he would not take it off the table.
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."
"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."
Focus moves to fall as Whitmer targets school year and how in-person classes can resume
With the creation of a new council, Whitmer is working to get kids safely back to school by fall.
With the creation of a new council, Whitmer is working to get kids safely back to school by fall.
FCA talks about response to worker sick with COVID-19, safe restart of plants
There is concern for FCA employees who are returning back to work after a team leader at the FCA Sterling Heights Assembly Plant says he's now home after pay after a co-worker tested positive for the coronavirus.
There is concern for FCA employees who are returning back to work after a team leader at the FCA Sterling Heights Assembly Plant says he's now home after pay after a co-worker tested positive for the coronavirus.
Ford CEO explains safety precautions in place as plants reopen
When Ford Motor Co restarts at plants on Monday it will be anything but business as usual.
When Ford Motor Co restarts at plants on Monday it will be anything but business as usual.
General Motors talks safety protocols as plants ready to restart Monday
Dr. Jeffrey Hess, the corporate medical director for General Motors is now working to make sure it's a safe reentry when workers come back to make cars, trucks and SUVs
Dr. Jeffrey Hess, the corporate medical director for General Motors is now working to make sure it's a safe reentry when workers come back to make cars, trucks and SUVs
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer forms council to create school reopening plan; hopes to have students in class this fall
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is announcing a council that will seek out plans to allow schools to resume in the fall after the spring 2020 school year was ended abruptly in mid-March due to Coronavirus.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is announcing a council that will seek out plans to allow schools to resume in the fall after the spring 2020 school year was ended abruptly in mid-March due to Coronavirus.