Bisma Parvez
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Here's how you can help Make-A-Wish Michigan during the coronavirus pandemic
Make-A-Wish's #WishesAreWaiting is patterned after #ChalkYourWalk to bring hope to kids without needing to leave the house. → Read More
Premier Medicine offering additional coronavirus testing site in Livonia
Premier Medicine has opened a testing center and telemedicine hub in Livonia to allow residents to seek treatment while maintaining social distancing. → Read More
Dearborn warns residents to stop gathering with others — or risk being ticketed
The City of Dearborn clarifies Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order to its residents. → Read More
How Milan residents are staying connected during coronavirus social distancing
The Mayor of Milan encourages residents to stay connected by participating in "Milan Moments." → Read More
Gov. Whitmer signs order restricting non-essential vet procedures amid coronavirus crisis
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an order temporary restricting non-essential veterinary procedures. → Read More
Watch live: Duggan, police chief Craig to speak on death of department member with COVID-19
Mayor Mike Duggan and Detroit Police Chief James Craig will speak at 11 a.m. at the Detroit Public Safety Headquarters. → Read More
Detroit Police member diagnosed with coronavirus dies
Officials at the Detroit Police Department reported the first loss of one of their own Tuesday morning. → Read More
Coronavirus is hurting every sector of Michigan's economy
Aside from sporadic frenzies at grocers and a run on home office gear, many retailers saw traffic slump as consumers put off big-ticket purchases. → Read More
United States-Canada border will close for non-essential travel due to coronavirus
The United States and Canada will suspend all nonessential travel between the two countries in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. → Read More
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan will offer free online doctors: Who can use it
Blue Cross Blue Shield members with an existing telehealth benefit can access virtual doctors free of charge. → Read More
Superintendent of West Village Academy in Dearborn tests positive for coronavirus
A Dearborn school leader shared her COVID-19 diagnosis on social media and warned others about the seriousness of the virus Saturday. → Read More
Passengers ride free, Detroit buses running again after new sanitization and safety protocols
Passengers will ride free after implementing new sanitization and safety protocols, Detroit buses are running again Wednesday morning. → Read More
Metro Detroit stores sell out of hand sanitizers, toilet paper after coronavirus outbreak
After two confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in Michigan, stores are scrambling to keep up with the high demand of sanitizing and personal cleaning products. → Read More
Plastic surgeon with Michigan office accused of drugging, raping unconscious women
Dr. Manish Gupta, a plastic surgeon registered in Michigan, is accused of drugging and raping unconscious women → Read More
U-M led research finds 'super-urinators' among fish that promote healthy ecosystems
A study led by the University of Michigan finds the "power of fish pee" and how individual fish are promoting healthy ecosystems. → Read More
Everything you need to know to enjoy Detroit's St. Patrick's Day Parade in Corktown
The United Irish Societies will be hosting the 62 annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Detroit. Here's what you should know to enjoy the event. → Read More
Light snow and rain headed to metro Detroit
Morning commuters should prepare for some snow flurries Wednesday morning with warmer weather this weekend. → Read More
Detroit Police pulls out of joint task force with DEA after informant kills 6 people
Detroit Police Chief James Craig pulled out of a joint task force with the DEA Monday after controversy of an informant → Read More
Southbound I-275 closed at I-96/M-5/I-696 after fatal crash
All southbound lanes of I-275 closed after a man who was changing his tire was hit by a passing car, according to WDIV. → Read More
Michigan man accused of murder, cannibalism found incompetent for trial
Mark Latunski, accused of murdering and mutilating Grindr date Kevin Bacon, heads to Saline for treatment → Read More