Donate your old iPad to COVID-19 patients at DMC who need it most
Do you have an old iPad laying around? Rob Wolchek is going to show you can take your old iPad and make a significant impact in somebody's life when they need it most.
Do you have an old iPad laying around? Rob Wolchek is going to show you can take your old iPad and make a significant impact in somebody's life when they need it most.
Forgotten Harvest food bank sees greater need than ever due to pandemic
Forgotten Harvest has set up dozens of mobile pantries across the area all week from Detroit to Romulus, from Livonia to Wixom.
Forgotten Harvest has set up dozens of mobile pantries across the area all week from Detroit to Romulus, from Livonia to Wixom.
Refusing to let COVID-19 win, couple holds emotional wedding at home with family and friends on Zoom
Refusing to let COVID-19 win, a couple kept their April 11 wedding date by holding a virtual wedding with family and friends that felt as loving and happy as an in-person wedding.
Refusing to let COVID-19 win, a couple kept their April 11 wedding date by holding a virtual wedding with family and friends that felt as loving and happy as an in-person wedding.
GM, Ford making plans for safe return to plants
The UAW says both Ford Motor Co and General Motors brought back skeleton crews on a voluntary basis Monday to reconfigure plants to meet Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization guidelines.
The UAW says both Ford Motor Co and General Motors brought back skeleton crews on a voluntary basis Monday to reconfigure plants to meet Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization guidelines.
$11 million of federal help given to Wayne County for pandemic related expenses
The Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency is the organization implementing the CARES program. From food to funeral expenses, the program can help people in several ways.
The Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency is the organization implementing the CARES program. From food to funeral expenses, the program can help people in several ways.
Gov. Whitmer talks restarting economy in Michigan using science, safety
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to give an update on Michigan's effort to slow the COVID-19 outbreak in the state Monday at 4 p.m.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to give an update on Michigan's effort to slow the COVID-19 outbreak in the state Monday at 4 p.m.
'Feed the Frontlines' helps those fighting pandemic and restaurants at same time
Glenn, the owner and chef of Detroit Taco Bar, was contacted by the city of Detroit to participate in its "Feed the Frontlines Detroit" program. Through donations it buys food from Detroit restaurants to support them and then feeds our hardworking heroes on the frontlines.
Glenn, the owner and chef of Detroit Taco Bar, was contacted by the city of Detroit to participate in its "Feed the Frontlines Detroit" program. Through donations it buys food from Detroit restaurants to support them and then feeds our hardworking heroes on the frontlines.
Doctor says Covid-19 rash is rare, but possible
The Coronavirus usually hides in the respiratory system, but now metro Detroit doctors are seeing it in plain sight, in the form of a rash.
The Coronavirus usually hides in the respiratory system, but now metro Detroit doctors are seeing it in plain sight, in the form of a rash.
Back to work for lawn and landscape companies after latest pandemic order
"If it would've been any longer it would have been a problem," said Pat Stross, owner of Grasshopper. "But it takes time to switch over from snow removal to lawn and landscaping, so we were going through that transition at that time."
"If it would've been any longer it would have been a problem," said Pat Stross, owner of Grasshopper. "But it takes time to switch over from snow removal to lawn and landscaping, so we were going through that transition at that time."
Duggan: COVID-19 deaths in Detroit trending down, social distancing must continue
Mayor Mike Duggan said the number of COVID-19 deaths is trending downward, but residents must continue social distancing to prevent a second wave.
Mayor Mike Duggan said the number of COVID-19 deaths is trending downward, but residents must continue social distancing to prevent a second wave.
Parents to twins after COVID-19 diagnosis have positive news to report
After a scary scene for parents diagnosed with COVID-19 welcomed their twins into the world, both babies have tested negative for the virus. One of them - Mitchell has already gotten to go home with his parents. Once Maxum is strong enough, he too will be released.
After a scary scene for parents diagnosed with COVID-19 welcomed their twins into the world, both babies have tested negative for the virus. One of them - Mitchell has already gotten to go home with his parents. Once Maxum is strong enough, he too will be released.
Blue Angels postpone flyover tribute to Michigan healthcare workers
On Wednesday, the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds will conduct a series of flyovers, dubbed Operation America Strong.
On Wednesday, the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds will conduct a series of flyovers, dubbed Operation America Strong.
Mich. Gov. Whitmer announces MI Safe Start, expects restrictions on construction & outdoor enterprises to loosen next
Michigan Gov. Whitmer said the next set of restrictions that could be loosened include construction and outdoor jobs, during an interview with Politico.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer said the next set of restrictions that could be loosened include construction and outdoor jobs, during an interview with Politico.
State says it's provided benefits to more than a million unemployed Michigan workers
The state of Michigan says it has provided benefits to more than a million workers who have filed for unemployment benefits due to COVID-19
The state of Michigan says it has provided benefits to more than a million workers who have filed for unemployment benefits due to COVID-19
Ford, General Motors recalling employees as Michigan automakers prep for reopening
Both Ford and General Motors indicated over the last week they would begin prepping their plants to reopen as the state contemplates how to jumpstart the faltering economy due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Both Ford and General Motors indicated over the last week they would begin prepping their plants to reopen as the state contemplates how to jumpstart the faltering economy due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Under new order, residents must wear a face mask in public areas
While the governor eased restrictions on many residents last week, she did apply one new rule to everyone. They must wear a face mask when out in enclosed spaces in the public.
While the governor eased restrictions on many residents last week, she did apply one new rule to everyone. They must wear a face mask when out in enclosed spaces in the public.
CDC adds 6 new symptoms of coronavirus to list
The Centers for Disease Control has tripled the number of symptoms that could be indicators of coronavirus, including muscle pain, headache and new loss of taste or smell.
The Centers for Disease Control has tripled the number of symptoms that could be indicators of coronavirus, including muscle pain, headache and new loss of taste or smell.
State Representative Karen Whitsett calls out Democratic Party following COVID-19 recovery
"I believe this is the Governor. She has decided that she is going to slap me on the wrist by silencing me. It’s a shame that she’s doing this. It’s politics at its best,” Whitsett said.
"I believe this is the Governor. She has decided that she is going to slap me on the wrist by silencing me. It’s a shame that she’s doing this. It’s politics at its best,” Whitsett said.
'No evidence' that recovered COVID-19 patients cannot be reinfected: W.H.O.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says that there was currently “no evidence” that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second coronavirus infection.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says that there was currently “no evidence” that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second coronavirus infection.
With testing finished, Detroit nursing homes enter recovery phase
Rapid testing at Detroit's 26 facilities has concluded with nearly 500 COVID-19 cases and about 150 deaths.
Rapid testing at Detroit's 26 facilities has concluded with nearly 500 COVID-19 cases and about 150 deaths.