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Detroit Grand Prix on Belle Isle Cancelled, Will Return in 2021

admin April 7, 2020

This year’s Detroit Grand Prix on Belle Isle has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. The race was scheduled...

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Fried Food Restaurant Kitchen Cook Ford Field Chef 11/22/2017
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Michigan Restaurants Report $491 Million In Lost Sales During COVID-19 Closures

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper April 7, 2020

A mandatory shutdown of all dine-in service at local restaurants has created major financial shortfalls for the state’s restaurant industry...

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Michigan legislature
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Michigan Lawmakers Are Meeting to Vote Despite COVID-19 Infection Concerns

Russ McNamara April 6, 2020

Michigan’s Legislature will be convening tomorrow, Tuesday, April 7, to vote on an extension of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s emergency declaration amid the...

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Ford Coronavirus (Ford)
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Automakers Help to Fill Medical Equipment Shortage, But It’s Not Easy

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher April 6, 2020

One of the biggest challenges the United States faces in the coronavirus pandemic is a shortage of life-saving medical supplies...

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Coronavirus (CDC)
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COVID-19 Disproportionately Impacting African American Michiganders

Detroit Today April 3, 2020

More than a third of all COVID-19 cases in Michigan are among African Americans. That’s despite the fact that the...

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FILE — Blighted homes in Detroit.
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Foreclosure Moratorium Not the End of Detroit’s Housing Crisis

Eli Newman April 2, 2020

With the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, Wayne County suspended tax foreclosures and their subsequent housing auctions for the foreseeable future....

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Emergency Hospital Health Care Medical 8.9.17-jn
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Surge in Detroit COVID-19 Patients Could Lead to Rationing, Do Not Resuscitate Orders

Quinn Klinefelter April 2, 2020

The Henry Ford Health System has developed a policy officials say they hope they never have to use. They say...

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Store is closed business closing economy out of business
  • Coronavirus in Michigan
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How to Get Michigan’s Expanded Unemployment Benefits

Detroit Today April 1, 2020

Impacts of the coronavirus pandemic continue to be felt in communities across the state. An abrupt halt to daily life...

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Abbott ID Now Coronavirus Test
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Detroit to Deploy “Instant Testing” for First Responders, Healthcare Providers

Eli Newman March 31, 2020

Detroit expects to be one of the first cities in the nation to deploy “instant testing” for COVID-19. Mayor Mike Duggan announced...

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Census taker 01/25/2019
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Census Bureau, Looking Past Pandemic, Hopes Neighborhood Faces Will Help Open Doors

Quinn Klinefelter March 30, 2020

The U.S, Census Bureau is suspending its field operations until April because of the coronavirus pandemic. With billions of dollars’...

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Coronavirus (CDC)
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COVID-19 and Chloroquine: FDA Authorizes Use, But Risks Persist

Pat Batcheller March 30, 2020

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued an emergency authorization to use chloroquine and hyrdoxychloroquine to treat patients with...

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Shep Barber and Beauty Shop Highland Park storefronts LH
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Michigan Small Businesses Reel From COVID-19. Here’s Who Is Helping.

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher March 30, 2020

Michigan is closed for business, thank you very much.   “Our goal is to provide as much runway to these businesses...

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