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The Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence has seen an outpouring of need from victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Michigan gets surge of calls from domestic violence victims ANNA LIZ NICHOLS, Associated Press/Report for America April 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3The Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence Executive Director Sarah Prout Rennie is photographed March 31, 2021 in Detroit. Michigan is facing another public health threat on top of COVID-19: soaring domestic violence cases says Prout Rennie.Carlos Osorio/APShow MoreShow Less 2of3The Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence Executive Director Sarah Prout Rennie is photographed March 31, 2021 in Det...

The View from England: Batteries are a welcome spark for the mining sector An electric vehicle charging station in an underground parking lot. Credit: Extreme Media/iStock. The international mining industry is in the early stages of the biggest collective boost it has received for almost 50 years. Arguably, the most recent equivalent was on August 15, 1971, when President Nixon declared that the price of gold would be allowed to float free. Although the U.S. Government did not finally remove the dollar’s statutory link to gold until October 1976, the international adherence to a ‘gold sta...

Michigan Executive Office of the Governor LANSING — Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the following appointments to the Health Information Technology Commission, Mental Health Diversion Council, and the Michigan Workforce Development Board. Health Information Technology Commission Marissa Ebersole-Wood, Ph.D., of Plymouth, is the vice president of regulatory implementation and data governance for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. She earned her Ph.D., Master of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan. Dr. Ebersole-Wood ...

gvogrin@tribtoday.com WARREN — A former Warren G. Harding girls basketball coach was denied parole from his 15-years-to-life sentence after his conviction in the murder of his wife. The parole board voted this week to keep David Jenkins in prison until his next chance for a parole hearing in 2028, according to Christopher Becker, Trumbull County assistant prosecutor. Jenkins, 58, who is housed at Marion Correctional Institution, underwent his first hearing before the Ohio Parole Board in January. Prior to the hearing, Becker wrote a letter advising the board about his office’s opposition ...