Shuttered theaters, delayed releases -- COVID-19’s toll on the movie industry
The COVID-19 changed the moviegoing experience and led to struggles for studios.
The COVID-19 changed the moviegoing experience and led to struggles for studios.
COVID-19 in Michigan: Changes, challenges, and triumphs one year later
The first cases of COVID-19 in Michigan were announced a year ago, leading to a year of changes, challenges, and glimmers of hope.
The first cases of COVID-19 in Michigan were announced a year ago, leading to a year of changes, challenges, and glimmers of hope.
Will COVID-19 ever go away?
No one knows for sure. Scientists think the virus that causes COVID-19 may be with us for decades or longer, but that doesn’t mean it will keep posing the same threat.
No one knows for sure. Scientists think the virus that causes COVID-19 may be with us for decades or longer, but that doesn’t mean it will keep posing the same threat.
Oakland County opens half-mile light trail as Covid memorial
An interactive half-mile in a Waterford Township park gave visitors like Brandy Sotke Boyd a chance to reflect. She lost both her parents to COVID-19 within days.
An interactive half-mile in a Waterford Township park gave visitors like Brandy Sotke Boyd a chance to reflect. She lost both her parents to COVID-19 within days.
Detroit police lieutenant, school board member reflect on loved ones lost to COVID-19
Michigan has lost more than 15,700 people to COVID-19 in the past year.
Michigan has lost more than 15,700 people to COVID-19 in the past year.
Jail reform advocates want more PPE, vaccines for prisoners and staff
"We need some big changes now and fast," Patrick Gallagher said. "We need a real push to de-incarcerate people who could have been released all along."
"We need some big changes now and fast," Patrick Gallagher said. "We need a real push to de-incarcerate people who could have been released all along."
1st Covid variant case found in Brighton gym member, officials say it is 50 % more transmissable
Gym owner James Gray says the past year they have asked gym members to monitor for symptoms and stay home if they are sick. He says they have also tripled cleaning protocols. But he added they aren't taking temperatures or enforcing the state's mask mandate.
Gym owner James Gray says the past year they have asked gym members to monitor for symptoms and stay home if they are sick. He says they have also tripled cleaning protocols. But he added they aren't taking temperatures or enforcing the state's mask mandate.
Pontiac partners with Honor Health to vaccinate more residents against COVID-19
Pontiac residents will have more opportunities to receive COVID-19 vaccines thanks to a partnership with Honor Health.
Pontiac residents will have more opportunities to receive COVID-19 vaccines thanks to a partnership with Honor Health.
2020 was Michigan's deadliest year as pandemic pushes deaths up 18%
It was the largest annual percentage jump on record, surpassing a 15.6% increase in 1918 -- when the flu pandemic struck.
It was the largest annual percentage jump on record, surpassing a 15.6% increase in 1918 -- when the flu pandemic struck.
Students, educators looking forward after COVID-19 drastically changed education
The COVID-19 pandemic changed education and caused students and teachers alike to adapt.
The COVID-19 pandemic changed education and caused students and teachers alike to adapt.
Meet one of Michigan's first COVID-19 patients
To everyone in Michigan, he was known as "Wayne County man with history of domestic travel." But to his family, he was a double-lung transplant named Paul DeWyse.
To everyone in Michigan, he was known as "Wayne County man with history of domestic travel." But to his family, he was a double-lung transplant named Paul DeWyse.
On Michigan's one-year COVID-19 anniversary, infections tick back up
One year ago today, Michigan identified its first cases of COVID-19. Since then, hundreds of thousands have been infected and another 16,000 died.
One year ago today, Michigan identified its first cases of COVID-19. Since then, hundreds of thousands have been infected and another 16,000 died.
Duggan says vaccines expected to be offered to all in May: 'Let's get Detroit back open'
Mayor Mike Duggan will deliver his State of the City address virtually this year. His speech will start at 7 p.m.
Mayor Mike Duggan will deliver his State of the City address virtually this year. His speech will start at 7 p.m.
Mackinac Center sues state for nursing home death data
“It is essential that the public have access to data about nursing home deaths in Michigan,” said Steve Delie.. "Unfortunately, rather than simply providing anonymous data, the state has refused to shed light on this important matter."
“It is essential that the public have access to data about nursing home deaths in Michigan,” said Steve Delie.. "Unfortunately, rather than simply providing anonymous data, the state has refused to shed light on this important matter."
COVID-19 showcased frontline medical workers' strength and bravery
Last March, as the number of COVID-19 cases began to skyrocket, it was all hands on deck at Michigan hospitals. Non-emergency procedures were put on hold.
Last March, as the number of COVID-19 cases began to skyrocket, it was all hands on deck at Michigan hospitals. Non-emergency procedures were put on hold.
Smithsonian collects vial from first US coronavirus vaccine dose
As the nation marks the one-year anniversary of the novel coronavirus’ arrival in the U.S., the Smithsonian National Museum of American History has collected artifacts from the effort that could signal the beginning of the end of the pandemic.
As the nation marks the one-year anniversary of the novel coronavirus’ arrival in the U.S., the Smithsonian National Museum of American History has collected artifacts from the effort that could signal the beginning of the end of the pandemic.
Volunteers of America helps Michigan veteran left homeless by COVID-19 pandemic
“Without the Volunteers of America I don't know where I would have ended up,” Kyle Jackson said.
“Without the Volunteers of America I don't know where I would have ended up,” Kyle Jackson said.
Supply of Covid vaccines helped by J & J release to meet SE Michigan demand
"We are getting more vaccines but still less than what we need," said Dr. Hammami. "And until we can get to the point where anyone can call and get vaccinated that same day, we are still not there yet."
"We are getting more vaccines but still less than what we need," said Dr. Hammami. "And until we can get to the point where anyone can call and get vaccinated that same day, we are still not there yet."
Gov. Whitmer signs $2.5B COVID-19 funding recovery plan, calls for remaining funds to be allocated
Gov. Whitmer signed legislation to fund COVID-19 relief in Michigan but said remaining funds need to be allocated.
Gov. Whitmer signed legislation to fund COVID-19 relief in Michigan but said remaining funds need to be allocated.
From news to the Michigan National Guard -- My COVID-19 experience
Michigan National Guard members took on a set of new missions when COVID-19 reached the state.
Michigan National Guard members took on a set of new missions when COVID-19 reached the state.