Catholics protest closed churches: 'The bishop does not need to take orders from medical officials'
"I need to be at daily mass, I need to be with Jesus in me. I go to daily mass when it's available," said Lynn Mills, director of Pro Life Michigan.
"I need to be at daily mass, I need to be with Jesus in me. I go to daily mass when it's available," said Lynn Mills, director of Pro Life Michigan.
Legal experts answer if state Republicans can win lawsuit against Whitmer
Two legal gurus debate the lawsuit.
Two legal gurus debate the lawsuit.
MGM Resorts warns 2,600 employees of possible layoffs due to effect of COVID-19
The layoffs are expected to be temporary but the company can't specify a return to work date as of now.
The layoffs are expected to be temporary but the company can't specify a return to work date as of now.
With fundraising gala canceled, Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation needs donations during 40th year
With COVID-19 canceling their annual fundraising gala, the Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is calling on all alumni and supporters to make a modest donation of $40 to ensure 40 students get a scholarship in this 40th anniversary year.
With COVID-19 canceling their annual fundraising gala, the Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is calling on all alumni and supporters to make a modest donation of $40 to ensure 40 students get a scholarship in this 40th anniversary year.
Don't be tempted by at-home skin treatments, dermatologist warns
We talk with dermatologist Dr. Steve Grekin who advises against tempting at-home skincare treatments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We talk with dermatologist Dr. Steve Grekin who advises against tempting at-home skincare treatments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are the 6 steps in Gov. Whitmer's MI Safe Start Plan
On Thursday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer rolled out the six-step plan to re-engage Michigan's economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Thursday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer rolled out the six-step plan to re-engage Michigan's economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer gives manufacturing the OK while extending Stay Home order to May 28
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has extended the state's Stay Home, Stay Safe order through May 28 but will allow manufacturing workers, including employees at the big 3 automakers to return to work on Monday, May 11.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has extended the state's Stay Home, Stay Safe order through May 28 but will allow manufacturing workers, including employees at the big 3 automakers to return to work on Monday, May 11.
Detroit resuming construction on 6 housing projects totalling $120M
The city of Detroit is resuming construction on six housing projects, which will include affordable housing.
The city of Detroit is resuming construction on six housing projects, which will include affordable housing.
TCF Center temporary hospital on pause, beds to remain on site
The 1,000-bed temporary facility at the TCF Center is currently on pause as coronavirus cases in Michigan are flattening.
The 1,000-bed temporary facility at the TCF Center is currently on pause as coronavirus cases in Michigan are flattening.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extends stay home order, opens manufacturing, announces phased reopening
Gov. Whitmer is holding a press conference Thursday, May 7, 2020 after signing an executive order that expands eligibility for unemployment benefits in Michigan during the pandemic.
Gov. Whitmer is holding a press conference Thursday, May 7, 2020 after signing an executive order that expands eligibility for unemployment benefits in Michigan during the pandemic.
Oakland County waterparks to remain closed for rest of 2020
Oakland County will keep its waterparks closed for the rest of 2020, due to COVID-19.
Oakland County will keep its waterparks closed for the rest of 2020, due to COVID-19.
Lincoln Park man charged with threatening terrorism for spitting on hospital workers to spread coronavirus
A Lincoln Park man is facing terrorism charges after police said he spit on frontline workers in an alleged attempt to spread coronavirus.
A Lincoln Park man is facing terrorism charges after police said he spit on frontline workers in an alleged attempt to spread coronavirus.
Detroit Loyola moving Tigers Auction online
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Detroit Loyola takes Tiger Night & Auction online. Bidding ends Friday evening
Due to baseball's cancellation, the Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Due to baseball's cancellation, the Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Detroit high school shifts auction to virtual event
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser
Loyola High School moves annual Tigers auction online
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser.
Due to baseball's cancellation, the a Catholic Detroit school Loyola High School is moving its annual Tigers auction online. It's the school's biggest fundraiser.
Leaders from big cities with black communities hit hard by COVID-19 want DOJ investigation
They say a national trend is emerging and it shows that COVID-19 is hitting communities of color hardest - and they are calling on a federal investigation.
They say a national trend is emerging and it shows that COVID-19 is hitting communities of color hardest - and they are calling on a federal investigation.
Whitmer signs new executive order to expand, extend unemployment benefits
Executive Order 2020-76 expedites benefits for tens of thousands of Michiganders who have filed for unemployment benefits by allowing the state to review an individual’s most recent job separation, which is the cause of the current unemployment, to determine the individual's benefit entitlement.
Executive Order 2020-76 expedites benefits for tens of thousands of Michiganders who have filed for unemployment benefits by allowing the state to review an individual’s most recent job separation, which is the cause of the current unemployment, to determine the individual's benefit entitlement.
The Main Street Oakland County Program crowd funds to help downtown businesses impacted by pandemic
The Main Street Oakland County Program claims this is the first mass community crowd fund of main street communities in the nation.
The Main Street Oakland County Program claims this is the first mass community crowd fund of main street communities in the nation.
Duggan: Detroit's casinos 6 to 12 months away from normal operations
Detroit's casinos are still 6-12 months away from operating as normal, Mayor Mike Duggan said.
Detroit's casinos are still 6-12 months away from operating as normal, Mayor Mike Duggan said.