Michigan reports more than 58K COVID-19 cases, with additional 5K ‘probable’...
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reports Friday that 58,525 Michiganders have tested positive for COVID-19 and 5,615 have died from...
Locks got too long under lockdown? You can get your hair...
Salons and barbershops are set to reopen statewide soon as new COVID-19 cases continue to trend downward.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-114 and...
As more Michigan parents consider homeschooling, school budgets could be decimated
As concerns of COVID-19 still linger, school leaders are talking about how to best reopen schools this fall. And some parents have a tough...
Column: Being pro-life has to be more than a slogan
As of this writing, almost 5,600 Michiganders have died as a result of the novel coronavirus.
Those are people – living, breathing humans who had...
1/3 of Michigan teachers might not return to the classroom
Michigan educators are planning for next fall as the current academic year comes to a close. But almost one-third of the profession is considering...
Supreme Court won’t hear case seeking to curb Whitmer’s emergency powers...
The Michigan Supreme Court on Thursday said it won’t hear the GOP-controlled state Legislature’s lawsuit against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, which seeks to place limits...
State reports 25 new COVID-19 deaths, bringing total to 5,595
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reports Thursday that 58,241 Michiganders have tested positive for COVID-19 and 5,595 have died from...
Ingham Health Dept. declares racism public health crisis, BLM activist calls...
In a virtual call to action Wednesday night hosted by Black Lives Matter Lansing, which has so far been viewed by 30,000 people, Ingham...
Increased police training bill passes unanimously through Senate
A bill requiring all incoming law enforcement officers to complete training on implicit bias, de-escalation techniques and mental health screening passed unanimously through the...
Librarians, national guard recruited for states’ new contact tracing armies
As states seek to loosen wide-ranging restrictions imposed to constrain the novel coronavirus, they’re also looking to deploy a huge new fleet of workers...
