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As Michigan inches closer to its post-pandemic era, housing, restoration and real estate plans are returning to schedule. Heres your summer guide.

Moving a war memorial can be touchy. Take this Detroit suburb. You have noisy debates, a political campaign and now a lawsuit. But the city moved it.

Legislation introduced by Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich would move approval of gravel mining proposals from local government to a state agency.

New detail confirmed on mystery project at Ford in Dearborn Phoebe Wall Howard, Detroit Free Press Ford Bronco Sport Raised By Goats ad Replay Video UP NEXT (Update: Since this story published, Ford has released new information that solves the mystery. Sort of. See this link.) © Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press Workers install a projection screen on the front of the Ford Motor Company World Headquarters that faces Michigan Avenue in Dearborn on May 8, 2021. The screen, which w...

Ford F-150 electric pickup gets a name and a reveal date: Meet the Ford F-150 Lightning Phoebe Wall Howard, Detroit Free Press The future for Ford is electric Replay Video UP NEXT Ford Motor Co. revealed the name of its long-anticipated electric F-150 on Monday and said it plans to unveil the vehicle this month. Its the Ford F-150 Lightning, resurrecting a sub-nameplate once used on certain Ford pickups and still loved by collectors today. The company said little about the capa...

3 major retailers offering walk-in or scheduled COVID-19 vaccines at their Michigan stores Christina Hall, Detroit Free Press President Biden sets goal to have 70% of adults at least partially vaccinated by July 4 Replay Video UP NEXT COVID-19 vaccines are getting easier to find in Michigan as three major retailers announced this week they are offering walk-up and scheduled appointments at hundreds of their stores in the state. © Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Central City I...

Michigan has no idea how many residents got their COVID-19 vaccine in other states Dave Boucher, Detroit Free Press Whitmer announces plan to ease COVID-19 regulations Replay Video UP NEXT Michigan health leaders have no idea how many state residents received a vaccine in another state. But it does count the number of vaccines administered to people who dont live in Michigan.  "While we do not have confirmation of vaccinations for some people who are vaccinated out of state...

Michigan hits new COVID-19 vaccine milestone: 50% of residents have at least one dose Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press Heres how to tell whether you have COVID or seasonal allergies this spring Replay Video UP NEXT Michigan hit a new milestone Monday in the race to end the COVID-19 pandemic: 50% of residents age 16 and older — about 4 million people — have gotten at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine.  Health leaders have said it will take at least 70% of th...

Detroit nonprofits — 24 of them — are receiving grants from a pool of $11 million, thanks to a program that has taken on two additional foundations this year.  The pool, which is an increase from the funds previous $2.7 million, is especially important because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Distributed by Enterprise Community Partners, the pool grew after two foundations and other donors came together to be a support system for those in need. One recipient, the nonprofit W...

Health departments, pharmacies, health providers offer COVID-19 vaccination walk-up clinics to try to get more shots in arms in Michigan.