Whitmer 'Optimistic' Schools Will Open for In-Person Learning
Governor Whitmer has released her return-to-learn roadmap for the fall.
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Whitmer Extends State of Emergency, Mask Requirements in Michigan
Michigan's state of emergency will continue through the middle of July.
Michigan's New Auto Insurance Laws Explained at Virtual Town Hall
Changes are coming to Michigan's auto insurance laws. What do these changes mean to you?
Gov. Whitmer Announces Next Steps Toward Schools Opening in Mich.
A plan for reopening schools throughout the state in the fall is currently being devised.
Experts: Mich. Could Suffer Devastating Second Wave of COVID-19
Experts are saying that Michigan could have the fourth-highest coronavirus death rate in the United States by October.
Flint Gym Cuts Ties With CrossFit After CEO's Insensitive Tweets
One area gym has severed its affiliation with CrossFit after its CEO made a series of insensitive tweets following George Floyd's death.
Gov. Whitmer Calls for Police Reform After George Floyd's Death
Don't just walk with us, fight for us.
Sheriff Swanson: Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement is a Reality
Genesee Co. Sheriff Christ Swanson says that systematic racism in law enforcement is a reality -- but he sees a positive change already beginning to happen.
Some Art Van Stores Could Be Reopening Under a New Name
Several Art Van Furniture stores could be reopening under new ownership.
Swartz Creek Cancels 2020 Hometown Days Due to Coronavirus
The city of Swartz Creek has announced that it is canceling this year's annual Hometown Days celebration.
Genesee County Has 349 Confirmed Cases of COVID-19
The COVID-19 numbers are definitely increasing daily in Michigan, but more so in certain areas.
Genesee County Has Had Its First COVID-19 Related Death
The infection rate with COVID-19 is still spreading rapidly throughout Michigan and unfortunately, Genesee County has officially had its first Coronavirus related death.