Health

From flotation therapy to no-working zones, locals incorporate alternative medicine into their overall wellness plans

Michigan is faring better than other states, but our COVID-19 numbers are still rising

Nearly 50 percent of Americans feel anxious about contracting COVID-19. Local healthcare professionals share proven ways to help you relax during the pandemic.

CBD gummies, essential oils, and a silk pillowcase may help you get the shut-eye you desire

The hospital's walls are covered with murals of underwater scenes, animal picnics, and more

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

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

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

Plus, three restaurants serving up faux meat in metro Detroit

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

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

The TRAILS program is helping school staff tend to students’ needs

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

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

The Movement At Home lineup is unveiled, Ford Motor Co. prepares for President Trump’s visit, and Plymouth plans a Memorial Day celebration with social distancing

Northern Michigan cities prepare to reopen some businesses on Friday, a new app helps companies manage health screenings, and Big Three employees start returning to work

An Emergency Department employee at Henry Ford embarks on an ambitious photo project to honor her colleagues, Gov. Whitmer announces a new council will plan how schools will reopen, and Mayor Mike Duggan is optimistic Detroit will bounce back