coronavirus COVID-19

Did you know you can still watch movies at the Getty Drive-In? The Muskegon Drive-in is staying open past its usual operating season as indoor theaters are closed right now due to the COVID-19 restrictions.

With Michigan's temporary shutdown orders coming to an end tomorrow, the state's hospitals and health systems issued a joint statement Monday morning saying the orders are working to slow the spread of COVID-19 and should be extended.

The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has issued emergency suspensions of liquor licenses three at three bars for violating the recent COVID-19 restrictions.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services' order was put in place to control the spread of COVID-19 and protect public health by es…

Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is on the reserve/ COVID-19 list for the second time this season.

As states across the U.S. are seeing a rise in positive COVID-19 cases, Michigan sees a move from "medium risk" to "high risk".

Even being a outdoor activity, there will be some changes and adjustments this season.

This is good news if you've been ready to see a new movie, OUTSIDE of your house.

After months of being closed, most entertainment venues will now be able to re-open with reduced capacity, face masks required and they must encourage social distancing.

As large crowds are not allowed to gather downtown Detroit because of the COVID-19 pandemic, parade organizers are still planning a parade, that will be broadcast on TV and online.

So far there's been nothing really mentioned in Michigan and many counties are still preparing for trick or treating, but another state bans it, will we follow suit?