Detroit working to get every resident tested for COVID-19
The city is calling on clinics, physicians, and transportation companies to pitch in to help any Detroit resident get tested if they need it.
TCF Center to become 900-bed medical site as state calls for volunteers
The TCF Center downtown Detroit will become a nearly 1,000-bed medical site as the state asks volunteers to step up.
Opening day is canceled, but that's not stopping Detroit Tigers fans from celebrating
Detroit Tigers fans are still celebrating opening day, even if remotely.
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.
Riverview collision shop crafts shield prototype for Covid-19 nurses
A Riverview collision shop is switching gears amid the coronavirus crisis to help better protect doctors and nurses treating Covid-19 patients.
Almost 500 Detroit police officers quarantined for possible coronavirus
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said almost 500 police officers in the city are quarantined for coronavirus and 69 have tested positive.
Lawmakers mourn passing of Detroit Rep who died of coronavirus complications
Michigan lawmakers mourned the loss of a Detroit representative who died of suspected coronavirus complications.
Detroit State Rep. Isaac Robinson dies of suspected coronavirus complications
A Detroit lawmaker serving his first term as state representative has died of suspected coronavirus complications Sunday after he started showing symptoms for COVID-19.
2020 Detroit auto show canceled after TCF Center chosen as coronavirus relief center
2020 Detroit auto show canceled after convention center that would host the event was chosen for coronavirus relief efforts.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig tests positive for coronavirus, Mayor Duggan announces
Detroit Police Chief James Craig has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19), mayor Mike Duggan announced on Friday.
Detroit liquor store owner concerned customers still rely on them for lottery
The owner of a liquor store in Detroit is concerned dozens of people still rely on them for lottery tickets every day, but are fearful they’ll get broken-into if the store closes temporarily.
Townsend pedestrian crosswalk collapses over I-94 at Van Dyke, all lanes closed
A pedestrian bridge has collapsed near Van Dyke over I-94
Henry Ford reaching capacity on ventilators, planning new life or death protocol for patients
Henry Ford is implementing a new death policy for its patients as available ventilators dwindle.
Wayne County orders essential businesses to screen employees for COVID-19
The Wayne County Public Health Division is ordering all essential businesses that are still open to screen all employees for COVID-19.
Lincoln Park suspends curbside recycling pick-up amid coronavirus
Lincoln Park is announcing that beginning on Monday March 30, curbside recycling will be suspended due to the temporary closure of the GFL Recycling Plant.
US surgeon general says coronavirus in Detroit will worsen
Three Detroit-area counties -- Wayne, Oakland and Macomb -- account for 84% of the more than 3,600 people in Michigan confirmed to have COVID-19. At least 92 have died, most from the three-county region.
Detroit debunks rumors the city is cutting people’s water off
The city is debunking social media videos claiming the city is cutting off water.
Detroit ramps up drive-thru testing, but needs more swabs
Mayor Duggan announces an increase in drive-thru testing in Detroit.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announces Chief James Craig has coronavirus
Duggan said Craig tested positive for the virus and will not be attending meetings until he fully recovers.
Detroit Health Department heatmap shows coronavirus hotspots in city
The Detroit Health Department has released a heatmap revealing where coronavirus cases in the city are showing up