Officials say 56 people have recovered from COVID-19 in Michigan

The Department of Health and Human Services announced it will be reporting recovery numbers along with improved statistics Wednesday.

Detroit Fire Captain, married father of 7 dies from COVID-19 complications

Hours before Shanita spoke with FOX 2, her husband, Detroit Fire Capt. Franklin Williams died from cardiac arrest - complications of COVID-19.

The pandemic shut down needs to continue - but for how long?

A stay at home order went into effect march 24th and was set to expire on Monday, April 13th. An announcement is expected Thursday from the governor will keep people home past that date.

Henry Ford, McLaren, Beaumont and DMC partnering to support TCF Center hospital

Henry Ford Health System, McLaren Health Care, Beaumont Health and the Detroit Medical Center are partnering to support the makeshift COVID-10 hospital at TCF Center in Detroit.

Stylish Wayne Co. judge hopes outfits will inspire others to wear masks

A judge in Wayne County, Mich. is matching his face coverings to his already-colorful outfits to inspire others to wear face coverings themselves.

Roseville church making masks for essential workers for Easter giveaway

Wiley is one of several church members helping make what they call "essential packs" - bags of masks, gloves and disinfectant wipes, that they'll hand out by the hundreds this weekend to essential workers.

Detroit's Pingree Park hosts a different kind of Easter Egg Hunt

Between now and Sunday, homes on streets between Gratiot and Mack will have Easter eggs in the windows for families to keep track of.

Amid milestone unemployment, economist says we can recover

Forty-eight states including Michigan have closed non-essential business, 50 million jobs vulnerable to coronavirus-related layoffs - that's a third of all jobs in the US.

Cass Community fighting through crisis to still serve Detroiters

The staff and some volunteers at Cass Community Services in Detroit are working through the pandemic to ensure they are still able to provide food, housing and more to Detroiters.

Hotline available for emotional support during COVID-19 pandemic

Michigan officials are directing residents to a national hotline for help if they are struggling with the mental and emotional toll of COVID-19.