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U.S. Consumer Sentiment Sees Largest One Month Decline Since 2008

admin April 8, 2020

A University of Michigan survey says consumer sentiment in the U.S. fell nearly 12 index points in March, making it the largest...

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When This Pandemic Ends, Culture Will Never Be The Same

Amanda LeClaire, LaToya Cross April 8, 2020

The novel coronavirus pandemic is one of the nation’s greatest challenges since World War II, a war that fractured a significant portion...

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COVID-19 Scammers Sell Fake Tests, Target Stimulus Checks

admin April 8, 2020

Michigan’s Attorney General’s office says to watch out for scammers selling fake COVID-19 testing and immunity kits and others trying...

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These Michigan Businesses Want to Be Part of the Solution to COVID-19 Shortages

Detroit Today April 8, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has completely transformed several industries, causing some businesses to grind to a halt. "When you have a...

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Detroit’s 37 Percent Census Response Rate Lags Southeast Michigan

Eli Newman April 7, 2020

More than 37 percent of Detroit households have responded to the 2020 Census by a April 1st self-report benchmark, putting the city...

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TCF Center, Suburban Collection Transform Into Field Hospitals for COVID-19

Quinn Klinefelter April 7, 2020

Detroit’s TCF Center usually showcases events like the glitzy North American International Auto Show. But this year's show has been cancelled...

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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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Post Pandemic, Hollywood May Skip Theaters to Release At Home

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper April 7, 2020

Entertainment is one of many elements of society that’s transforming right before our eyes during the COVID-19 pandemic. But instead...

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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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Caregivers For the Elderly Take on New Challenges With Physical Distancing

Detroit Today April 7, 2020

The most vulnerable to COVID-19 and its consequences are the elderly and immunocompromised. "We have learned what an essential person...

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Michigan Group Launches Musician Relief Fund, Giving Out $500 Grants

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper April 6, 2020

Courtesy of the Michigan Music Alliance In the past few weeks, members of the freelance gig economy have become even...

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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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