Michigan school year expected to end with students being promoted due to pandemic
The order would allow all schools to remain closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, while no third grade students will be flunked for failure to read.
Macomb man with COVID-19 says Hydroxychloroquine, Azithromycin saved him
Jim Santilli says the experimental drugs Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin brought him back from the brink. The 38-year old was prescribed the drugs a little more than a week ago at Henry Ford Macomb where he was hospitalized for COVID-19.
Macomb man says anti-malaria drug brought him back from COVID-19 brink
A Macomb County patient was recently given a drug typically used for malaria that is showing positive results for beating COVID-19.
Some in construction business wonder if road work is essential
While we all deal with a global pandemic, the problems of the past remain like here in Michigan, its the damn roads.
Detroit EMT worker recovers from COVID-19; partner still hospitalized
"They didn't expect me to make it past the first week," he said, now speaking from the comfort of his own home. "I'm breathing room air on my own. I'm no longer on the ventilator. I'm eating solid foods."
Detroit EMT recovers from coronavirus
Rob Nemeth is a COVID-19 survivor
Tim Skubick says GOP state leaders may oppose ending school year early
Lansing insider Tim Skubick weighs in on the school year plan and what lawmakers may do.
Detroit Tigers fans are still celebrating opening day, even if remotely
It was supposed to be opening day in Detroit, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there's no baseball. But some ardent fans still found ways to mark the day.
Detroit Tigers fans are still celebrating opening day, even if remotely
It was supposed to be opening day in Detroit, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there's no baseball. But some ardent fans still found ways to mark the day.
Detroit Tigers fans are still celebrating opening day, even if remotely
It was supposed to be opening day in Detroit, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there's no baseball. But some ardent fans still found ways to mark the day.
Detroit approved for breakthrough, instant coronavirus test kits
The city of Detroit is getting instant COVID-19 testing kits to be used for first responders and health workers.
Fleece and Thank You makes comfort blankets for kids in the hospital
Fleece and Thank You is a nonprofit that makes blankets for kids in the hospital. Production is behind right now -- you can buy a $25 kit and make one at home with all this extra time.
Detroit is getting instant coronavirus test kits
The FDA approved the production of instant COVID-19 tests.
Oakland County releases COVID-19 heat map
The county has released a map showing cases by zip code within the county. The map is being added to the county's dashboard which tracks the deaths, confirmed cases, and hospital admittance in the county.
State calls for volunteers to help at TCF Center medical site
The TCF Center downtown Detroit will become a nearly 1,000-bed medical site as the state asks volunteers to step up.
Michigan officials: State in dire need of more supplies
Recording the state's largest single-day total of new coronavirus cases in Michigan on Sunday, the COVID-19 situation is proving to be a dynamic one.
'Like a war zone' Michigan ICU nurse talks about 13-hour shift with COVID-19 patients
ICU nurse Melissa Steiner recorded a Snapchat video following a 13-hour shift at work, breaking down over the "war zone" she witnessed.
Two recent suspected domestic violence murders happen during COVID-19 lockdown
Domestic incidents are up and Southfield Chief Elvin Barren weighs in on things survivors can do.
Better Business Bureau weighs in on coronavirus scams
Don't fall for these coronavirus related scams, says our expert.
Detroit Sewn makes masks for medical workers
A garment company based in Pontiac is pitching in to help medical workers on the front line of COVID-19.