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  1. 12 minutes ago

    Company officials announced on Tuesday Ford lost $2 billion in the first quarter of the year. Ford blamed the loss largely on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

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    15 hours ago

    The devastation in from reminds poet : Detroiters have always fought to survive.

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  3. 1 hour ago

    Two Michigan registered voters have sued Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in federal court, claiming that Michigan's absentee voting system violates the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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    23 hours ago

    ICYMI, take three minutes and listen to my colleague 's story on trying to look out for family members from afar ... and one woman's stunning string of losses from COVID-19.

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    24 hours ago

    Federal aid for MI universities could arrive this week. (MSU slated for $29.8M; UM $36.8M 3 campuses; WMU $15.4M - to name a few). MI Assoc. of State Universities CEO and I spoke about how the money will help students and schools.

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  6. 16 hours ago

    Michigan Radio reporter Sarah Cwiek has been selected as a winner of a 2020 Wade H. McCree Award for the Advancement of Justice by the Michigan Press Association Foundation.

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  7. 17 hours ago

    Concerns over economic impact of COVID-19 spurs hiring and spending freezes for Wayne County

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  8. 19 hours ago

    The city of Grand Rapids plans a hiring freeze and budget cuts of $13 million because of the economic fallout from the coronavirus.

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    20 hours ago

    As of Tuesday, 3,567 Michiganders have died from . 68% of those who’ve died were over the age of 70. Meanwhile, 39,262 Michiganders have tested positive for the disease since the began.

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  10. 20 hours ago

    Federal COVID-19 relief is on its way, but Michigan universities still face drastic cuts

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  11. 21 hours ago

    Researchers say academic labs should temporarily be allowed to help with coronavirus testing

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  12. 21 hours ago

    Following her decision to allow landscapers to get back to work last week, the governor says construction and outdoor businesses will likely be next. The governor says she’s loosening restrictions on commercial and residential construction.

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  13. 22 hours ago

    MDOC tries to separate most vulnerable inmates from COVID-19 positive inmates

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  14. 22 hours ago

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  15. 22 hours ago

    One of Michigan’s U.S. Attorneys has been chosen to oversee federal investigations into state and local anti-COVID-19 measures to determine if they cross the constitutional line.

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  16. 23 hours ago

    Republican leaders have called for the Legislature to return to the state Capitol Tuesday.

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  17. 23 hours ago

    Detroit announces expanded testing plans, stimulus money for struggling residents

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  18. Apr 27

    The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a federal class action lawsuit aimed at winning the release of immigrants housed at the Calhoun County jail.

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    Apr 27

    As discussions about reopening Michigan’s economy continue, we talk to about what should be prioritized in a post COVID19 restart.

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    Apr 27

    Some items have been hard to find on grocery store shelves these days. But in WWII, you needed government permission to buy many scarce goods. We talk to Laurie Perkins with about what old ration coupons tell us about life during the war.

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