Could the divorce rate rise due to the coronavirus?
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Many couples are worried with calls to self-quarantine, marital problems may magnify and the divorce rate could rise. Dr. Jan Dworkin, an author and couples therapist breaks down what kinds of stresses couples could be going through and how to navigate the tough times.

Whitmer COVID-19 town hall: To get through this we must all do our part

Social distancing was displayed in real time for this town hall with the lead anchors from channels 4, 7, and our own Huel Perkins hosting the event from our respective TV stations.

New Michigan executive order sets fines up to $1,000 for violating social distance rules

To help control the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Robert Gordon issued an Emergency Order today setting a civil penalty of up to $1,000 and a process for referral to licensing agencies for violations of Executive Orders 2020-11, 2020-20 and 2020-21.

Brownstown school's 'Clorox Toss' collects cleaning supplies for Detroit police

As police across the country work to do their jobs during this COVID-19 crisis, Hunter Elementary in Brownstown decided they wanted to do their part and decided to give Detroit police some help. 

A record 311,000 people filed initial unemployment claims in Mich. last week

More than 300,000 new claims for unemployment were made in Michigan last week, with many spending hours either on the phone or online trying to file a claim during this Covid-19 crisis.

Whitmer considering summer online learning, early start to next school year
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is planning to announce Thursday that unless kids are back in school by mid-May, the rest of the school year will be canceled. To supplement the missed time for academia, Republicans want there to be some form of online learning over the summer.