Judge to hear oral arguments in GOP lawsuit against Gov. Whitmer's emergency powers
A judge will listen in on oral arguments from attorneys in a lawsuit filed by GOP lawmakers against the Michigan governor on Friday.
A judge will listen in on oral arguments from attorneys in a lawsuit filed by GOP lawmakers against the Michigan governor on Friday.
Protesters converge on Lansing for third demonstration over governor's stay home orders
With tensions continuing to boil, a third protest in Lansing is scheduled as critics of the Michigan Governor's stay-home order planned to demonstrate on the capitol lawn Thursday morning.
With tensions continuing to boil, a third protest in Lansing is scheduled as critics of the Michigan Governor's stay-home order planned to demonstrate on the capitol lawn Thursday morning.
Michigan receives D- for social distancing as travel ticks back up in state
Michigan received a D- for its current social distancing efforts as residents began traveling more in May,
Michigan received a D- for its current social distancing efforts as residents began traveling more in May,
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer urges caution in COVID-19 update
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will speak Wednesday in Lansing on steps to re-engage the economy during her COVID-19 pandemic.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will speak Wednesday in Lansing on steps to re-engage the economy during her COVID-19 pandemic.
Detroit small businesses get creative to stay afloat during COVID-19 pandemic
A couple of retail businesses are making big changes in the battle to survive.
A couple of retail businesses are making big changes in the battle to survive.
Painful cuts coming to public school funding from coronavirus impact
And when you factor in the sweeping changes that will likely take place due to the coronavirus, the cost of operating schools goes up.
And when you factor in the sweeping changes that will likely take place due to the coronavirus, the cost of operating schools goes up.
State police warns right to bear arms has limits as another Lansing Capitol protest set for May 14
State police has learned from previous lockdown protests and plans more uniformed and plain clothes troopers in attendance this time.
State police has learned from previous lockdown protests and plans more uniformed and plain clothes troopers in attendance this time.
Catholic churches plan for 'soft open' with changes like masks required
Archbishop Allen Vigneron wrote a letter explaining plans to allow public mass beginning next Tuesday, May 19. Masses will be at the discretion of each church - however masses will resume at all parishes by May 29.
Archbishop Allen Vigneron wrote a letter explaining plans to allow public mass beginning next Tuesday, May 19. Masses will be at the discretion of each church - however masses will resume at all parishes by May 29.
Michigan suspends license of barber who opened during Stay Home order
The state of Michigan has suspended the business license for a barber who opened during the COVID-19 Stay Home order.
The state of Michigan has suspended the business license for a barber who opened during the COVID-19 Stay Home order.
Small gym owners come up with plan for safely reopening
They have formed the group LIFFT - which stands for League of Independent Fitness Facilities and Trainers - in response to the coronavirus. Smaller gyms with an average size of 10,000 square feet or fewer than 250 members - are discussing possible procedures and policies to allow them to safely reopen.
They have formed the group LIFFT - which stands for League of Independent Fitness Facilities and Trainers - in response to the coronavirus. Smaller gyms with an average size of 10,000 square feet or fewer than 250 members - are discussing possible procedures and policies to allow them to safely reopen.
City expanding testing to Detroiters age 60+ without prescription, symptoms
Detroit is expanding testing at the State Fairgrounds to those at least 60 years old, regardless if they have symptoms or a prescription.
Detroit is expanding testing at the State Fairgrounds to those at least 60 years old, regardless if they have symptoms or a prescription.
Wayne Co. judge writes and sings songs about the pandemic
We talk with Wayne Co. 3rd Circuit Court Judge Frank Szymanski about how he's using music to cope during the COVID-19 crisis.
We talk with Wayne Co. 3rd Circuit Court Judge Frank Szymanski about how he's using music to cope during the COVID-19 crisis.
Mackinac Bridge Walk 2020 suspended due to coronavirus concerns
The event has taken place since 1958, the year after the bridge opened to traffic. The decision to suspend the event came at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, conducted online due to the pandemic.
The event has taken place since 1958, the year after the bridge opened to traffic. The decision to suspend the event came at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, conducted online due to the pandemic.
Detroit religious leaders talk death without closure during the pandemic
Detroit religious leaders held a virtual town hall Wednesday to talk about how many are dying - and grieving - alone during the pandemic.
Detroit religious leaders held a virtual town hall Wednesday to talk about how many are dying - and grieving - alone during the pandemic.
Michigan announces 31,000 employees to take 2 unpaid days off every pay period until July 25
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is announcing more than 31,000 state employees will take two unpaid days off every pay period for the next three months as the state fights the COVID-19 crisis and a dramatic budget shortfall.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is announcing more than 31,000 state employees will take two unpaid days off every pay period for the next three months as the state fights the COVID-19 crisis and a dramatic budget shortfall.
Broadway in Detroit reschedules some touring shows to next season
Due to the pandemic, Broadway in Detroit has rescheduled some of the touring productions that were slated to appear during the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons.
Due to the pandemic, Broadway in Detroit has rescheduled some of the touring productions that were slated to appear during the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons.
Blue Angels wow Metro Detroit while honoring Michigan's heroes in COVID-19 fight
The men and women who are on the street and in the hospitals helping everyone get through this COVID-19 crisis were honored Tuesday by a flyover by the Blue Angels.
The men and women who are on the street and in the hospitals helping everyone get through this COVID-19 crisis were honored Tuesday by a flyover by the Blue Angels.
Former lawmaker Morris Hood III dies of COVID-19 at 55
The son of the legendary former representative Morris Hood Jr., Moris Hood III served in both the Michigan Senate and the House.
The son of the legendary former representative Morris Hood Jr., Moris Hood III served in both the Michigan Senate and the House.
Lawmakers question why some nursing homes were made COVID-19 hubs
"It's not a good idea, not the best scenario for the seniors," she said.
"It's not a good idea, not the best scenario for the seniors," she said.
Royal Oak considering safety measures for Woodward Dream Cruise this summer
Although Governor Gretchen Whitmer's Stay at Home Order expires at the end of May, concerns over the spread of the virus will likely stick around well into the summer and beyond.
Although Governor Gretchen Whitmer's Stay at Home Order expires at the end of May, concerns over the spread of the virus will likely stick around well into the summer and beyond.