Jennifer Ann Wilson
FOX 17
Detroit, MI, United States
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More parents deciding to homeschool kids as COVID-19 pandemic continues
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in homeschooling, and with the delta variant spreading and kids under 12 not eligible for the vaccine, many parents are once again grappling with that decision. → Read More
'We're seeing a high level of burnout.' How bad is Michigan's nursing shortage?
The Michigan Nurses Association recently released a video to lobby for new legislation to limit the number of hours RNs are forced to work and the number of patients they are assigned. → Read More
Detroit natural hair salon robbed weeks before grand opening
The owner of a salon on Detroit's west side is reeling after thieves broke in and stole everything from hair dryers to trash bins. She thought the fence and barbed wire would protect the business she had prayed and meditated for and dreamed of. → Read More
As the Delta COVID-19 variant continues to spread, will we need a vaccine booster?
Hundreds of millions of Americans have rolled up their sleeves for the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Already up nearly $1 per gallon this year, gas prices don't show any sign of dropping
If you’re tired of staying at home, there isn't much choice than to hit the road. → Read More
Royal Oak introducers new meter technology to ensure people pay to park
Currently, in Royal Oak, you can put change or your credit card into the parking meter. → Read More
How the COVID-19 lockdown impacted pollution and the lessons we've learned
In March of 2020, the world screeched to a halt. Planes were grounded, factories were shut down, and traffic jams became non-existent. → Read More
Bi-partisan legislation introduced to support child care providers, parents
Today, legislation was introduced to provide support to child care providers and parents. This comes a day after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced she wants to use $1.4 billion in federal funding to expand access to high-quality child care and make it more affordable. → Read More
Childcare crisis: Afterschool programs in Michigan face threat of being cut
Another blow to childcare could lead to another devastating blow to the worker shortage. → Read More
A racing romance: How two volunteers fell in love at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix
Since the Grand Prix returned to Belle Isle in 2007, event organizers and contributing partners have made over $13.5 million in lasting improvements to Belle Isle. → Read More
No, you're not sharing your WiFi with everyone. Why experts say Amazon Sidewalk shouldn't worry you
What is Amazon Sidewalk? Well, before we break it down, let's talk about what it isn't. → Read More
MI staffing company reporting 90% no-show interview rate, experts urge employers to get creative
Snelling Staffing Services works with manufacturing companies. Before the pandemic, they received more than 100 job applications a week. → Read More
Behind the numbers: What caused more than 37K COVID vaccines to be wasted in Michigan?
From broken vials, to expired or non-viable doses, to patient no-shows and canceled appointments, and many more reports with no reason indicated, all of it adds up to wasted COVID vaccines. → Read More
Tips for protecting your yard and pets from coyotes
From an Eastpointe Taco Bell to a Sterling Heights Dollar Store and even playing "King of the Hill" in a Detroit neighborhood, coyotes are taking over the streets. → Read More
Troy teen named Youth of the Year by the Boys and Girls Club for helping local kids
Troy Athens High School senior Ian Clark was selected as the 2021 Boys & Girls Club of Troy Youth of the Year. → Read More
HGTV star Nicole Curtis sues over property ownership dispute in Detroit
HGTV "Rehab Addict" star Nicole Curtis is suing the Detroit Land Bank after a lengthy dispute over property ownership. → Read More
Exploring what's behind the rising costs of prescription medicine
Due to the rising costs of prescription medication, families are being forced to choose between paying their bills or purchasing medicine they need. → Read More
Rollback on COVID restrictions in the state may be too little, too late for some local businesses
The loosened restrictions are a light at the end of the tunnel for some but one business owner says he only received one of the two grants he applied for and still hasn’t received a small business loan. → Read More
How are Michigan's restaurants doing compared with neighboring states?
Is Michigan suffering more than neighboring states due to pandemic restrictions? Some certainly think so. 7 Action dug deeper. → Read More
Robotic pets helping people combat loneliness during COVID-19 pandemic
It’s not a real dog, but the health benefits of a robotic companion pet are proving to be just as real. → Read More