How to handle increased screen time with kids during pandemic lockdown

"We have never needed our screens more than ever right now, so how do we balance needing them and wanting them and it's so confusing for everybody," she said.

Here's how GM produces thousands of face masks every day for front line workers

Volunteers at the GM Tech Center in Warren are working 10-hour shifts to produce thousands of face masks a day for healthcare workers across the country.

Macomb Twp. father and son wait in limbo for kidney transplant surgery

A Michigan family is waiting in limbo for the first wave of COVID-19 to pass so they can reschedule a kidney transplant surgery.

Michigan sets up mortgage relief program to give 3-month break from mortgage payments

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced the creation of the MiMortgage Relief Partnership to offer a 90-day grace period for all mortgage payments for homeowners in need of assistance.

Another stay home order protest planned for Thursday
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After generating national headlines with Operation gridlock last week, critics of Gretchen Whitmer's state restrictions will be protesting at the governor's mansion Thursday at 11 am.

Rapid testing in Detroit nursing homes to finish Thursday
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Hit particularly hard by COVID-19, nursing homes in Detroit are getting rapid testing from the city. Every resident will be screened by the end of Thursday.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer expects short term extension of stay home order

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said during a press conference on Wednesday that she expects a short-term extension to the Stay Home, Stay Safe order will be necessary, which is currently set to expire at the end of April.

Child abuse, neglect reports decreasing during COVID-19 due to lack of tip calls

The Children Services Agency with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services talks about how the pandemic has changed their mission to keep kids in Michigan safe.

Small Detroit businesses fight to survive during pandemic shutdown

"It's been a struggle, this whole block is filled with beauty salons, boutiques, a gym," said Musheya Glenn. "That was 30 to 40 percent of my clientele and all of those shops had to close unfortunately."

Text message scams are a favorite tool of COVID cons, experts warn

Laura Blankenship is with the Better Business Bureau. She says ‘smishing’ which is a fishing scam via cellphone text message, is all the rage during this pandemic.

Oak Park woman starts community food table during pandemic

But then the oddest thing happened. Generous neighbors added all kinds of food, and even self-care products like shampoo.

Beaumont worker turned away 4 times with COVID-19 symptoms before dying

"The fact that she got infected by doing the job she did for 31 years and she couldn't get taken care of by her own family, meaning Beaumont it’s sad," said Corrothers. "It is disheartening to say the least."

U-M study shows many of us are struggling to cope with COVID-19 fear, isolation

The University of Michigan launched a two-week study March 24th asking 562 adults across the country how they're coping with COVID-19. The questions were about anxiety, depression, relationships and parenting.

Family protests Riverview nursing home where 20 residents have died with COVID-19 symptoms

The family of 80-year-old Johnnie Woods says she died Sunday. She was a resident of Rivergate Terrace after having Covid-19 like symptoms... but they could never get her tested.