June 19, 2020 RNC makes 'Whitmer Yacht Club' koozies after Michigan gov’s boat controversy amid lockdown The Republican National Committee is now selling “Whitmer Yacht Club” koozies to commemorate the scandal Gov. Gretchen Whitmer faced when her husband namedropped his wife to try to have their family’s boat put in the water far from their home in Lansing, despite Whitmer telling residents not to travel due to coronavirus.
June 18, 2020 Ford to debut new Bronco SUV on OJ Simpson’s birthday; ex-wife's sister reacts: 'Are you kidding me?' Ford is raising a few eyebrows for the peculiar release date of its new Bronco SUV: July 9, or the birthday of O.J. Simpson.
June 17, 2020 Michigan park owner recovering after rollercoaster fall An entertainment park owner in Michigan is recovering after reportedly falling from a rollercoaster.
June 17, 2020 Michigan barber who reopened despite coronavirus lockdown has license reinstated Karl Manke, a barber in Michigan who kept his business open in defiance of the state’s lockdown orders, had his license reinstated on Monday.
June 16, 2020 Detroit journalist warns of consequences of defunding police: 'We can't find people to do the job' Pulitzer Prize-winning Michigan journalist Charlie LeDuff told "The Story" Tuesday that Detroit should serve as a warning of what happens when a city chooses to "defund the police."
June 16, 2020 Michigan restaurant uses ghosts to fill empty seats, promote social distancing This restaurant isn’t haunted, it’s just social distancing.
June 12, 2020 Burglars with a sweet tooth in Michigan leave trail of candy after robbing store that just reopened Bay City, Mich. staff with the Tummy Ache candy store reported an overnight burglary to police Friday morning, saying only candy stolen.
June 12, 2020 Michigan man charged in Grindr murder, accused of cannibalism now faces new lawsuit: report A Michigan man accused who already stands accused of mutilation and murder is now being sued in court over a separate issue that could involve kidnapping and assault.
June 11, 2020 Detroit newspaper: Data showing Michigan coronavirus spike 'misleading' As the country continues to reopen, various media outlets have been quick to point out a spike in coronavirus cases for the state of Michigan. The Detroit Free Press, however, begged to differ and published a breakdown of the numbers on Thursday, describing how they could be misleading.
June 11, 2020 Severe weather knocks out power to more than 500K in Midwest, flips semi-trucks; storm risk moves East Over half a million customers lost power late Wednesday as severe thunderstorms packing powerful winds blasted through the Midwest after the remnants from Tropical Storm Cristobal merged with another storm system.
