Susana Hernandez

“If a school bus is on a road letting off children but it does not have its Blinky stop sign out, do you still need to stop behind the bus?”

Marygrove Awnings will be dedicate part of their manufacturing facility to producing face masks and face shields for healthcare workers, the company announced Friday.

The Coleman A. Young Municipal Center will close its doors to the public effective immediately on April 20.

PVS Chemicals began producing hand sanitizer earlier this month for its front line truck drivers and has donated supplies to first responders amid the coronavirus outbreak, the company announced Thursday.

NAACP president of Detroit branch, Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony, said in a statement Thursday the state shouldn’t open as business as usual during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beaumont announced Tuesday they’re seeing a decrease in the number of COVID-19 patients and adjusting their care plans accordingly with this new trend.

Michigan K-12 schools and universities will receive $89.2 million from federal funding to help institutions hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic, officials announced Tuesday.

The SpartanNash Foundation announced Monday it would provide a $250,000 grant to affiliated food banks nationwide.

Huntington Woods police said Monday no commercial landscaping is allowed during Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order.

The Michigan 2020 Census announced Monday the “Seven Days of Action” campaign to help Michigan residents encourage their friends and family to fill out census forms.

Domino’s Pizza franchises and company-owned stores will be donate about 10 million slices of pizza within their local communities starting this week, Domino’s announced Monday.

DTE Energy is providing business customers resources to keep them financially afloat and giving them advice on how to cut down on energy consumption amid the coronavirus pandemic, the company said.