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The testing will be held Saturday from noon until 2 p.m. at Walsh Park in Lansing; only the nose swab test will be available.
Ingham county will be holding a series of free testing events for people with or without COVID-19 symptoms.
A member of the Detroit City Council said families should be able to get anywhere between $500 and $2,000.
The city of Detroit is getting a $750,000 grant to help undocumented immigrants impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Schools are in need of substitutes in case teachers call out sick with coronavirus.
School districts are in need of substitutes for fear teachers will call out sick with the Coronavirus.
According to the Michigan Department of Transportation, the demolition of the overpass is part of a $20.5 million project that will replace it with a bridge.
Demolition is part of a $20.5 million project replacing an overpass with a bridge.
The GoFundMe page started to help with restoring the mural has already raised over $3,300.
After the mural was defaced earlier this week, the Flint-based artist plans to repaint the mural.
Production at GM’s assembly plant in Detroit is expected to end in October.
Production at GM's assembly plant in Detroit is expected to end in October.
Meat processing plants will now have to follow specific guidelines under the governor's new Executive Order.
Meat processing plants will now have to follow specific guidelines under the governor's new Executive Order.
In a post on Facebook, Superintendent Karen Hildebrant said she learned the township offices were possibly exposed to the virus by an employee.
In a post on Facebook, Hildebrant said she learned the township offices were possibly exposed to the virus by an employee.
A slow change is the weather pattern is coming over the next 36 hours. We have scattered storms this evening in all this heat and humidity. Friday will have more showers around and more clouds so highs will be a bit cooler in the mid 80s. We still have the high humidity on Friday so a few storms with heavy downpours are likely. Going into Saturday we finally have a breeze from the northwest that will drop humidity and give us highs in the mid 80s. More showers around for parts of Sunday.
The court's decision means that Oklahoma prosecutors lack the authority to pursue criminal cases against American Indian defendants in parts of the state.
The court's 5-4 decision, written by Justice Neil Gorsuch, means that Oklahoma prosecutors lack the authority to pursue criminal cases against American Indian defendants in parts of Oklahoma that include most of Tulsa.
Federal officials were so worried Ghislaine Maxwell might take her own life after her arrest that they took away her clothes and sheets and made her wear paper attire while in custody, an official familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
The steps to ensure Maxwell's safety while she's locked up at a federal jail in New York City extend far beyond the measures federal officials took when they first arrested her in New Hampshire last week.
“From here, you will go forward and join the storied formation of the Green Berets where you will do what you are trained to do: challenge assumptions, break down barriers, smash through stereotypes, innovate, and achieve the impossible."
The unidentified woman is one of three female soldiers who have been going through the Army Special Forces qualification course at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. She graduated Thursday.
The 20-year-old New York rapper was killed in February at a home in the Hollywood Hills.
Authorities believe rising rapper Pop Smoke was shot and killed during a Los Angeles home-invasion robbery in February after his social media posts led five suspects to the house he was renting, police said after detectives arrested the group Thursday morning.
Testing has also increased recently, with five of the last eight days recording over 20,000 tests.
Testing has increased significantly recently, with five of the last eight days recording over 20,000 tests.
Grandparents are advised to physically distance themselves from their grandkids. However, this might not be possible for some families where grandparents play a pivotal role in raising their grandchildren.
Grandparents are advised to physically distance themselves from their grandkids. However, this might not be possible for some families where grandparents play a pivotal role in raising their grandchildren.
In a change to its previous thinking, WHO noted on Thursday that studies evaluating COVID-19 outbreaks in restaurants, choir practices and fitness classes suggested the virus might have been spread in the air.
The World Health Organization is acknowledging the possibility that COVID-19 might be spread in the air under certain conditions — after more than 200 scientists urged the agency to do so.
The governor vetoed the bills citing harm to local budgets across Michigan and saying one measure related to property taxes was “blatantly” unconstitutional.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday vetoed bills that would have further delayed tax payments amid the coronavirus pandemic, citing harm to local budgets across Michigan and saying one measure related to property taxes was “blatantly” unconstitutional.
Widigan comes to the city from the Michigan Department of Treasury.
Widigan previously worked for the state's Department of Treasury.
His body was found after a search of more than seven hours.
Police say Park Won-soon’s body was located in hills in northern Seoul early Friday, more than seven hours after they launched a massive search for him.
If your learner struggles to experience success in a traditional high school setting, Relevant Academy of Eaton County may be a good fit for you. Our blended virtual and face-to-face learning model, combined with year-round instruction, allows for flexibility of when and how to learn.
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New York's mayor personally selected the location. #BlackLivesMatter #TrumpTower
At the direction of Mayor Bill de Blasio, the big yellow letters are going on the street right in front of Trump Tower.
“We’ll do everything we can to encourage the right choices, but at the end of the day it’s on all of us to do our part to educate the people around us," Governor Whitmer said in her Thursday press conference.
Whitmer said the state has found more young people testing positive for COVID-19, saying youth will not protect Michigan residents from this disease.
The closure begins Tuesday.
The closure begins Tuesday.
“It’s really important, it’s not a revision of the guidelines, it’s just to provide additional information to help schools be able to use the guidance that we put forward,” said Dr. Robert Redfield.
#COVID19 #coronavirus
Redfield commented a day after Trump complained the reopening guidelines were “very tough and expensive."
Michigan has double the national estimate of vaccine exemptions for kids.
Michigan has double the national estimate of vaccine exemptions for kids.
As of July 5, the governor's office said Black residents represent 14% of the state population, but represents 40% of confirmed COVID-19 deaths in cases where the race of the patient was known.
The governor is set to address the state at 11 a.m.
MDOT said after eastbound I-496 is open, westbound I-496 will be closed with reconstruction beginning immediately and lasting into November.
The reconstruction of I-496 is continuing on schedule with eastbound I-496 expected to open the week of July 20, the MDOT Lansing Transportation Service Center said.
LIVE: Gov. Whitmer provides update on state's continued response to COVID-19.
LIVE: Show cause hearing for late Rev. Jonathan Wehrle continues.
The 1.5 C mark is the level countries agreed to cap global warming at in 2015.
Scientists say average temperatures around the world are already at least 1 C higher now than from 1850-1900 because of man-made greenhouse emissions.
The fight over the congressional subpoenas has significant implications regarding a president’s power to refuse a formal request from Congress.
In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court is allowing the subpoena of President Donald Trump’s tax records.
LIVE: Show cause hearing for Late Rev. Jonathan Wehrle charged with stealing millions of dollars from the parish.
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The governor is set to address the state at 11 a.m.
LIVE: Authorities search for actress Naya Rivera over Lake Piru.
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A slow change is the weather pattern is coming over the next 36 hours. We have scattered storms this evening in all this heat and humidity. Friday will have more showers around and more clouds so highs will be a bit cooler in the mid 80s. We still have the high humidity on Friday so a few storms with heavy downpours are likely. Going into Saturday we finally have a breeze from the northwest that will drop humidity and give us highs in the mid 80s. More showers around for parts of Sunday.
LIVE: White House press conference holds briefing.
LIVE: Gov. Whitmer provides update on state's continued response to COVID-19.
LIVE: Show cause hearing for late Rev. Jonathan Wehrle continues.
LIVE: Show cause hearing for Late Rev. Jonathan Wehrle charged with stealing millions of dollars from the parish.
LIVE: Authorities search for actress Naya Rivera over Lake Piru.
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🚨RIGHT NOW🚨 - Southbound US 127 is blocked off between Saginaw and Grand River.
LIVE: LPD holds community meeting on Use of Force policy.
More than just a few communities got rain today. But still over half the area is still in need of rain. The showers and storms today did not move fast and it created street flooding when an inch of rain fell very fast. Look for more of that Thursday afternoon and evening. Thursday will be the hottest day with readings near 95 degrees and heat index numbers feeling like upper 90's to 100 degrees. We see more storms form in that heat. Friday as a low pressure moves overhead we stay very muggy but the end result will be more rain and more widespread. Cooling back to the mid 80s for the weekend.
WILX Photographer Courtney Pace is at the corner of Oakland Ave & Cawood St. in Lansing where there is heavy flooding.
LIVE: Semi truck accident on US 127.
LIVE: Joint Select Committee continues COVID-19 hearing.
LIVE: White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing.
LIVE: Joint select committee meets on state department response to COVID-19.
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The opportunities for rain will be increasing as we head towards Friday. At first it will be scattered showers around like this evening. Wednesday again will warm into the 90s and the heat index will head mid to upper 90s. This increased moisture may help to kick off more scattered showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. Late Thursday into Friday an actual low pressure and front will move in with more widespread showers and storms. Behind the front we do not cool much but do go back to the mid to upper 80s
LIVE: Whitmer, AG presser continued.
LIVE: AG Nessel, Gov. Whitmer announce back to school protection plan to keep students safe.
LIVE: Lansing councilman holds press conference on defunding police.
Scott Norman, Vice President of Business Development at Sparrow Physicians Health Plan, shares important options the health plan has implemented in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. To learn more, visit PHPMichigan.com.
Happy Tuesday #SunriseSquad! It’s going to be another hot day for Mid-Michigan. How are you beating the heat this week? 🔥 Tune in to News 10 Today on your TV and see the behind the scenes on Facebook Live with WILX Mallory Anderson, WILX Ida Tedesco & WILX Darrin Rockcole 👋🏻
Skies are mostly clear tonight with temperatures retreating to the upper 60s. The heat is long from gone as we're in the 90s through Thursday with a "cooldown" this weekend--highs in the mid to upper 80s. Chances are small, but finally some raindrops this week.
COLUMBUS STATUE TOPPLED: Crews spent Monday recovering a Christopher Columbus statue from a Baltimore harbor two days after protesters knocked it down and threw it in the body of water.
WATCH: St. Johns woman in court after police say she bit 71-year-old man's nose.
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Good Sunday evening! As we wrap up the holiday weekend I hope that you and yours thoroughly enjoyed it! Our weather continues to cooperate with us as we begin the next workweek with high pressure still firmly in control over the region. Mostly clear skies tonight will set up a nice day Monday with a lot of sunshine and temps once again climbing into the 90s. Humidity will start to increase tomorrow so there will be a slight chance for a pop up shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon as the atmosphere becomes a bit more unstable. Tuesday starts with a lot of sunshine but a weak disturbance will bring a slightly higher chance for storms in the afternoon. Those quickly move off then setting up a nice day Wednesday with another chance for an afternoon pop-up storm. A stronger disturbance moves through Thursday night and Friday bringing the best chance for rain and storms and then "slightly" cooler (but still unseasonably warm) temps for next weekend after 90s through the week. Have a fantastic week everyone!
Good morning everyone! Areas of fog and the thick haze will quickly dissipate this morning as the sun rises, leaving us with another gorgeous day across Mid-Michigan featuring abundant sunshine and unseasonable warmth with high temps in the low 90s. High pressure has controlled our weather since last weekend, and it is here to stay through most of next week keeping our forecast quite dry. Beneath the ridge of high pressure, temps each day will continue to climb into the 90s, and beginning Tuesday, humidity will really surge as well sending heat indices towards the 100-degree mark. Lots of sunshine sticks with us through next week, but with the increased humidity, we will see a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm each afternoon. The best chance for a much needed rain will not come until Thursday evening as a front swings through. Showers will linger into Friday morning, but then we jump right back into the dry pattern. Have a great day!
Hopefully you are enjoying your 4th of July celebrations out there as the weather is sure cooperating with us! With a ridge of high pressure still firmly in control, we will see continued sunshine through the weekend with just a few daytime cumulus clouds popping up. Beneath the ridge, unseasonably warm air continues to surge into Mid-Michigan with high temps expected to climb above 90 degrees each day through at least the next 7 days. We stick with mostly sunny skies through the weekend and for the beginning of the next work week, but by Tuesday, very humid air begins to pump in from the south. This moist air mass will bring a chance for a shower or thunderstorm each afternoon but it isn't until next Friday when we finally see a more widespread chance for precipitation. Another consequence of the increased moisture will be very high heat indices (Real feel of the air) possibly surpassing the 100-degree mark from Tuesday onward. Enjoy the continued stretch of nice weather, but stay cool!
Good morning everyone, and Happy Fourth of July! Pretty spectacular forecast for you here, albeit a hot one. Plenty of sunshine will stick with us through the day today and then tomorrow as well with High pressure staying in control of our weather across the region. High temps will be in the low 90s today and tomorrow with tomorrow featuring a bit more humidity, which will be a trend that sticks with us through next week as temps and dew points continue to climb each day. High pressure does stay with us next week, but a frontal boundary drops towards us from the north looking to touch off some showers and perhaps a couple of thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon hours Tuesday and Wednesday. With humidity climbing through next week, heat indices will be climbing as well potentially towards the century mark. Stay hydrated, stay cool, lather up with sunscreen, and most importantly - enjoy the day everyone!
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