Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to give COVID-19 update at 3 pm on Friday
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will update the state on its COVID-19 status at 3 p.m.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will update the state on its COVID-19 status at 3 p.m.
On its first night of reopening, Ford-Wyoming drive-in served cease-and-desist order by police
After reopening Thursday night, the marquee outside the Ford-Wyoming drive-in theatre in Dearborn said it was closed
After reopening Thursday night, the marquee outside the Ford-Wyoming drive-in theatre in Dearborn said it was closed
Gov. Whitmer calls on federal government for state budget support through COVID-19
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will be speaking about COVID-19 in the state at a press conference on Thursday, May 28 at 3 p.m. from Lansing with Human Services Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will be speaking about COVID-19 in the state at a press conference on Thursday, May 28 at 3 p.m. from Lansing with Human Services Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun.
Oakland, Wayne, Macomb Counties and Detroit close all public pools to prevent spread of COVID-19
Oakland, Wayne, Macomb Counties and the City of Detroit are issuing a joint emergency order to close all publicly license pool to prevent the spread of COVID-19
Oakland, Wayne, Macomb Counties and the City of Detroit are issuing a joint emergency order to close all publicly license pool to prevent the spread of COVID-19
Salons, barber shops propose changes state-wide as they wait on Whitmer
As for when you could be able to get a haircut or color professionally and legally, Whitmer's answer Thursday was vague on an actual open date.
As for when you could be able to get a haircut or color professionally and legally, Whitmer's answer Thursday was vague on an actual open date.
What college grads should know for job hunting amid the coronavirus crisis
But a Detroit employment expert says they may actually have an edge, especially in our current remote work environment. Trisha Plovie from Robert Half gives us some insight.
But a Detroit employment expert says they may actually have an edge, especially in our current remote work environment. Trisha Plovie from Robert Half gives us some insight.
River Rouge senior graduates high school after beating COVID-19
Cromartie, 18, was diagnosed with the coronavirus about a month and a half ago. For three long weeks, Cromartie was on a ventilator at Detroit Children's Hospital of Michigan.
Cromartie, 18, was diagnosed with the coronavirus about a month and a half ago. For three long weeks, Cromartie was on a ventilator at Detroit Children's Hospital of Michigan.
Detroit-area artist starts Quarantine CARE-e-oke shows to raise money for Beaumont
Raye Williams, a Detroit-area musician is singing and raising money to say thank you to healthcare workers in metro Detroit.
Raye Williams, a Detroit-area musician is singing and raising money to say thank you to healthcare workers in metro Detroit.
Dentists across metro Detroit readying to reopen
We talk with a dentist Dr. Jeff Haddad in Rochester about how his office will look a little different once it reopens during the pandemic.
We talk with a dentist Dr. Jeff Haddad in Rochester about how his office will look a little different once it reopens during the pandemic.
Southeast Michigan malls reopen but few stores are open for business
Malls were forced to shut down in mid-March as Coronavirus spread in Michigan but the reboot is in full force for the buildings. But the stores can still decide to reopen or not.
Malls were forced to shut down in mid-March as Coronavirus spread in Michigan but the reboot is in full force for the buildings. But the stores can still decide to reopen or not.
Advice for getting better sleep during the pandemic
Are you struggling to sleep right now during the pandemic? You're not alone.
Are you struggling to sleep right now during the pandemic? You're not alone.
Michigan Court of Appeals sides with state against Owosso barber, orders him to shut down shop
A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling has sided with the state over a case involving a mid-Michigan barber who openly defied the governor's order to shut down.
A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling has sided with the state over a case involving a mid-Michigan barber who openly defied the governor's order to shut down.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sends request to Pres. Trump to extend National Guard to fight COVID
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sent a letter to Pres. Donald Trump to authorize an extension of the Michigan National Guard through the end of July.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sent a letter to Pres. Donald Trump to authorize an extension of the Michigan National Guard through the end of July.
Michigan Secretary of State to reopen branches on Monday by appointment only
Michigan Secretary of State offices will reopen June 1 by appointment only.
Michigan Secretary of State offices will reopen June 1 by appointment only.
New state bill would stop Gov. Whitmer's housing of coronavirus patients at nursing homes
"How is it that we let this happen, that we would stick COVID-19 in there to let them die - it doesn't make sense," said Michigan Sen. Pete Lucido (R-Shelby Twp.).
"How is it that we let this happen, that we would stick COVID-19 in there to let them die - it doesn't make sense," said Michigan Sen. Pete Lucido (R-Shelby Twp.).
Twelve Oaks, Somerset Collection and other Southeast Michigan malls start reopening
Michigan retailers will take a big step on Thursday as many of the state's largest malls will reopen. Enhanced safety protocols and social distancing guidelines will greet customers at each entryway.
Michigan retailers will take a big step on Thursday as many of the state's largest malls will reopen. Enhanced safety protocols and social distancing guidelines will greet customers at each entryway.
Macomb County to have sewer water tested to trace coronavirus in communities
"If we are able to show a particular neighborhood that COVID-19 is present," said Candice Miller. "Sometimes we can find it a couple weeks before people are even having any symptoms."
"If we are able to show a particular neighborhood that COVID-19 is present," said Candice Miller. "Sometimes we can find it a couple weeks before people are even having any symptoms."
About 40 detained by Detroit police downtown after Instagram post
About 40 people were detained by officers after a gathering of about 1,000 people Detroit police told FOX 2. A large police presence was seen at Campus Martius and along the Riverwalk where about half of it was closed down by officers.
About 40 people were detained by officers after a gathering of about 1,000 people Detroit police told FOX 2. A large police presence was seen at Campus Martius and along the Riverwalk where about half of it was closed down by officers.
Detroit opens up COVID-19 testing at fairgrounds to all of SE Michigan
Testing at the State Fairgrounds will now include all residents of SE Michigan and not just Detroit residents.
Testing at the State Fairgrounds will now include all residents of SE Michigan and not just Detroit residents.
Front line workers in Detroit share anxieties with Duggan, city leaders
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan held a roundtable Wednesday with essential workers in the city to hear their fears and anxieties about the city opening back up.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan held a roundtable Wednesday with essential workers in the city to hear their fears and anxieties about the city opening back up.