COVID-19: One Year Later

What if someone told you on March 1, 2020, that in March 2021 we would all be working from home and waiting for vaccines and immunity? Could you have imagined all that is changed in your life over that time span? In a special series, we mark one year since the virus took over our lives and all that has changed - for better or for worse.

Weed, booze, and addiction: The vices Michiganders turned to during COVID-19

As weed, alcohol, and comfort food consumption rose, doctor visits and exercises fell in 2020. Efforts of slowing the spread of COVID-19 had their own public health ramifications.

March 8, 2021 9:46am EST

COVID-19 in Detroit a year later; triumphs and tragedy dominate 2020

On March 11 of 2020, Mayor Mike Duggan canceled the St. Patrick's Day parade after a new viral disease had been detected in Michigan. It would be the beginning of a life-altering year.

March 8, 2021 6:53am EST

COVID-19 in Michigan: A look back at key moments early in the pandemic

After the first cases of COVID-19 were discovered in Michigan, life quickly changed, but all of those restrictions issued early on are coming to an end.

March 4, 2021 10:59pm EST