Coronavirus

Participate in digital art tours, book clubs, and film viewings at home

What will the dining scene look like if only bigger, corporate-backed restaurants survive this crisis?

Tracy Reese and jessica Care moore are among the creatives who will be participating in the Office of Arts, Culture, and Entrepreneurship’s events

Gov. Whitmer partners with the subscription service to bring wellness programming to Michiganders

Facing personal and professional losses,the poet is finding inspiration in a life upended

Restaurants can reopen on June 8, while retailers may reopen on June 4

University of Michigan develops new digital tools for reopening the state, Ford-Wyoming Drive-in Theatre closes after its reopening night, and Southfield City Council passes temporary approvals for the city’s restaurants to expand outdoor dining areas

The Dearborn hospital’s chief of emergency medicine shares what it's like working during the coronavirus pandemic

Shannon Washburn, the CEO and president of Shinola, and Mariam Noland, president of the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan, talk about the partnership

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer shares the state’s COVID-19 budget priorities, public pools in Southeast Michigan must remain closed indefinitely, and United Shore prepares to hire 1,5000 employees

Recent data shows that black people comprise some 40% of Michigan's coronavirus deaths despite being just 14% of the state's population

Michigan State University prepares to welcome back students in the fall, the City of Detroit offers free COVID-19 testing to suburbanites, and actress Gal Gadot surprises Henry Ford Health System emergency workers

Big Sean, Curtis Roach, and Oba Roland are just a few of the artists participating in the digital event

Somerset Collection to reopen on Friday, Orchard Laboratories begins testing samples collected at Oakland County’s drive-thru testing sites, and the Detroit Pistons host a virtual mental health panel

Gov. Whitmer extends Michigan’s stay-at-home order, Flower Day goes virtual, and Detroit retailers prepare to reopen

Here’s how to keep your hair healthy and stylish without a trip to the salon

Gov. Whitmer allows gatherings of 10 people or fewer, President Trump visits a Ford plant in Ypsilanti, and the Michigan Brewers Guild cancels its Summer Beer Festival

Sew your mask or try the no-sew method

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The Ford Fireworks move to a televised-only event, College for Creative Studies eliminates 5% of its workforce, and the state of Michigan reports 659 new COVID-19 cases