The Hire Cause Provides COVID-19 Relief To Detroiters
The Hire Cause is a fundraiser to help Detroit-area service workers who have lost income due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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The Hire Cause is a fundraiser to help Detroit-area service workers who have lost income due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
After being shut down due to Governor Whitmer's stay-home order, Metro Detroit shopping malls are scheduled to reopen this week. Here's what we know.
The department was also asked to review dam safety across the state.
Ford has announced a new tool to help neutralize Covid-19 inside police vehicles.
A couple visiting Houston over the Memorial Day holiday say they were victims of a racially-motivated public tirade by a woman carrying a hammer.
When word got around on Peaks Island, Maine, over the weekend that a big purple jelly fish had washed up at Centennial Beach, the Ivers family had to check it out.
A Michigan sheriff's deputy is seen on video punching a black woman in the head several times during her arrest early Tuesday, and another deputy tased her husband after the couple allegedly refused an order to leave the scene of a shooting.
CompanyTRAK utilizes a combination of enterprise mobile apps, with Bluetooth tags and scanners to bring employees back to their workplace.
Both directions of I-75 will be closed between I-94 and Davison Freeway starting at 9 p.m. Friday, May 29.
The MI Safe Start Map provides residents with important information about the pandemic status where they live and work.
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick will not be released early from prison.
Kyle Busch says he supports wearing a mask in public so "we all can take care of our neighbor" amid the coronavirus pandemic, a rare instance of the two-time NASCAR champion wading into a social issue.
The state of California filed a lawsuit Tuesday against CBS, Disney and producers of the long-running series "Criminal Minds," alleging that the show's cinematographer engaged in rampant sexual misconduct against crew members for years.
The experts say some things will never be the same following the coronavirus pandemic. This may be an example of what they're talking about.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order expanding the types of medical personnel that can order a test.
