BAMN says Gov. Whitmer's plan to open schools in fall is premature, dangerous

Members of Equal Opportunity Now By Any Means Necessary in Detroit say Gov. Whitmer's decision to open schools to in-person learning in the fall is premature and dangerous.

15 churches in Oakland County to offer free COVID-19 testing

"We are faith leaders, we believe in healing but we also believe in testing," said Pastor Douglas Jones, Welcome Missionary Baptist Church. "The Lord tests us; we need to be tested."

92-year-old Marine veteran beats coronavirus after 51 days in the hospital

A Marine veteran, 92-year-old Norbert Miller has fought his battles and his latest was COVID-19. And this fight, he won - after 51 days in the hospital. 

Michigan in "green" and on track to contain COVID-19, says data modeling site

COVID Act Now, a volunteer modeling data group in the United States, says Michigan is one of only two states on track to contain the spread of the coronavirus. 

Canada, US extend border restrictions to July 21, essential workers still allowed

Canada and the US have agreed to extend their agreement to keep their border closed to non-essential travel to July 21 during the coronavirus pandemic.

Detroit area lost out on $200 million in event cancellations due to COVID-19

The Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau says the Detroit area has lost out on more than $200 million through cancellations of convention and other business gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic.

From TikTok to the Detroit Pistons, Virtual Intern Experience connects students with industry leaders

Due to the pandemic, many students have found themselves without a summer internship. The Virtual Intern Experience offers a chance for students to connect with industry leaders throughout Metro Detroit.

Fired Sinai Grace workers sue health system saying staff and patients had unsafe conditions

Eichenlaub, a nurse at Sinai Grace Hospital along with Salah Hadwan, Anthony Bonnett and clinical coordinator Catherine Gaughan, were all fired. Their attorney says that part of the reason why they were let go, were leaked photos of the overflow of bodies.