US Rep. Haley Stevens says Essential Worker Protection Act is about giving peace of mind
"And it's to give people peace of mind. It's to give the employers and the employees something to work with, across industry, so that they can start functioning again."
"And it's to give people peace of mind. It's to give the employers and the employees something to work with, across industry, so that they can start functioning again."
Beaumont Wayne reopens May 5 for COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 patients
The campus will reopen in phases as the health system brings staff back, the health system said in a press release.
The campus will reopen in phases as the health system brings staff back, the health system said in a press release.
VIDEO: Man wipes nose on Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told to wear a mask
Holly Police posted video of a man they said wiped his face on a Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told he needed to wear a mask.
Holly Police posted video of a man they said wiped his face on a Dollar Tree employee's shirt after being told he needed to wear a mask.
Meat shortage fear sparked by panic shopping, stores feeling the impact
With some stores limiting purchases and others forced to raise prices - big and small businesses are all being impacted in some way.
With some stores limiting purchases and others forced to raise prices - big and small businesses are all being impacted in some way.
After coma, 3 weeks on ventilator, woman celebrates beating COVID-19
Simpson lives on Detroit's east side and does not know how she got the coronavirus. The 38-year-old said defeating COVID-19 has been the battle of her life.
Simpson lives on Detroit's east side and does not know how she got the coronavirus. The 38-year-old said defeating COVID-19 has been the battle of her life.
Michigan reports 86 new COVID-19 deaths, 196 new cases
Michigan reported Monday, May 4, that 86 more people have died of COVID-19 in Michigan and 196 new cases. That brings the state's total to 4,135 deaths and 43,950 cases.
Michigan reported Monday, May 4, that 86 more people have died of COVID-19 in Michigan and 196 new cases. That brings the state's total to 4,135 deaths and 43,950 cases.
Blake's Cider Mill offers to-go Mother's Day brunch, dinner bundles
"We also have Mother's Day dinner that we are rolling out that the family can order and pick up," he said. "And you have everything you need, to take care of mom on Mother's Day."
"We also have Mother's Day dinner that we are rolling out that the family can order and pick up," he said. "And you have everything you need, to take care of mom on Mother's Day."
Duggan: Detroit’s COVID-19 deaths ‘dropping faster than almost any other city’
Looking at death totals over the last five weeks, Mayor Mike Duggan explains the curve and how it's dramatically heading downward.
Looking at death totals over the last five weeks, Mayor Mike Duggan explains the curve and how it's dramatically heading downward.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says cases plateauing, not ready to reopen yet
It's been 8 weeks since the first positive case in Michigan and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said our daily numbers are going down or, at least, plateauing. Gov. Whitmer credits that to the ability to test but says we have to remain vigilant.
It's been 8 weeks since the first positive case in Michigan and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said our daily numbers are going down or, at least, plateauing. Gov. Whitmer credits that to the ability to test but says we have to remain vigilant.
Detroit COVID-19 related deaths falling faster than almost any other city in the U.S., Mayor Duggan says
Mayor Mike Duggan said Detroit's COVID-19 related deaths are falling at a faster rate than almost any other city in the country.
Mayor Mike Duggan said Detroit's COVID-19 related deaths are falling at a faster rate than almost any other city in the country.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says gun-toting protesters 'depicted some of the worst racism' in American history
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says gun-toting protesters who demonstrated inside the state Capitol "depicted some of the worst racism" and "awful parts" of U.S. history.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says gun-toting protesters who demonstrated inside the state Capitol "depicted some of the worst racism" and "awful parts" of U.S. history.
Audiologist makes clear mask so hearing loss patients can still read her lips and see her smiles
A Clinton Township audiologist is wearing clear masks so her patients with hearing loss can still read her lips and see her smiles.
A Clinton Township audiologist is wearing clear masks so her patients with hearing loss can still read her lips and see her smiles.
Ecorse married couple celebrate 65th anniversary after both surviving COVID-19
There's something about giving people their flowers while they're still here to smell them - and for Nathaniel and Carolyn Elem's family, they are simply grateful to for the opportunity.
There's something about giving people their flowers while they're still here to smell them - and for Nathaniel and Carolyn Elem's family, they are simply grateful to for the opportunity.
Michigan National Guard to help Dept of Corrections in COVID-19 testing of prisoners
After Baraga, the facilities being tested include Alger Correctional Facility, Marquette Branch Prison, Newberry Correctional Facility, Chippewa Correctional Facility and Kinross Correctional Facility. All prisoners will be tested, totaling about 7,500 prisoners.
After Baraga, the facilities being tested include Alger Correctional Facility, Marquette Branch Prison, Newberry Correctional Facility, Chippewa Correctional Facility and Kinross Correctional Facility. All prisoners will be tested, totaling about 7,500 prisoners.
Gov. Whitmer signs executive order extending safety measures for consumers, employees
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order extending current safety measures to protect consumers and employees at grocery stores and pharmacies until May 29, 2020.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order extending current safety measures to protect consumers and employees at grocery stores and pharmacies until May 29, 2020.
Talented Southgate teen's chalk art lights up sidewalk, brings cheer
Sydney graduated summa cum laude from Riverview High school, but like so many other high school seniors, she is staying at home.
Sydney graduated summa cum laude from Riverview High school, but like so many other high school seniors, she is staying at home.
Roseville 6-year-old records her own coronavirus public service announcement - and it's adorable
Taryn just got an iPad from her school district. Her dad, says he put Taryn to bed the other night and was shocked to wake up and find this video made by his normally, shy little girl.
Taryn just got an iPad from her school district. Her dad, says he put Taryn to bed the other night and was shocked to wake up and find this video made by his normally, shy little girl.
Beloved Livonia Franklin coach dies 12 hours apart from wife of COVID-19
A well-known high school football coach dies 12 hours apart from his wife, complications from COVID-19.
A well-known high school football coach dies 12 hours apart from his wife, complications from COVID-19.
Michigan man's Straight No Chaser a cappella group come together virtually raising money for charities
Seggie Isho grew up here and still calls metro Detroit home. He says so far they've raised more than $20,000 for Meals on Wheels, Feeding America, and Music Cares.
Seggie Isho grew up here and still calls metro Detroit home. He says so far they've raised more than $20,000 for Meals on Wheels, Feeding America, and Music Cares.
Detroit Fire battalion chief beats COVID-19, keeps dream of housing development going
"I currently own eight residential properties, looking to expand always been within the city of Detroit and remain and keep our roots here," Stewart said.
"I currently own eight residential properties, looking to expand always been within the city of Detroit and remain and keep our roots here," Stewart said.