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LA County to reopen indoor dining, movie theaters as soon as Monday Los Angeles County, once the epicenter of the pandemic, may soon open up indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms — even as soon as after this weekend. The county could move to the "red tier" in California's tier-based system as early as Monday if the state reaches its goal of administrating 2 million vaccine doses to residents in its disadvantaged areas — which appears likely to happen on Friday, according to the Los Angeles Times. The county released its reopening plans, including indoor dining at the state-authorized c...

Michigan won't receive Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses for next 2 weeks Dave Boucher and Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press Biden says US will have enough vaccines for all adults by end of May Replay Video UP NEXT As Michigan prepares to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility Monday to those 50 and older with underlying health conditions, it cannot rely on doses of the latest vaccine to hit the market for some time.  The state won't receive any doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine for the next two weeks, acting Department of Health and Human Services Director...

Hunt for COVID-19 vaccine takes Michiganders to other states: 'They're desperate' Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press How to soothe COVID-19 vaccine discomforts Replay Video UP NEXT Jodi Schumaker cried while she drove north on Interstate-75 through Kentucky on Tuesday afternoon, feeling defeated as she headed home to Michigan without getting a COVID-19 vaccine.  Her hopes had been crushed by bad weather that delayed coronavirus vaccine shipments all over the U.S., including the delivery to the Walmart store in Mississippi where she and her husband had appointments ...

As chip shortage cripples auto production, Biden steps in Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press Biden signs 'Buy American' executive order Replay Video UP NEXT The auto industry might get federal relief from the shortage of semiconductor chips that has crippled vehicle production over the past several weeks.  President Joe Biden signed an executive order Wednesday to review the U.S. supply chains of products in key industries, including semiconductor chips that are used in various electrical components for cars, personal electronics, military equipment and other items. It i...

Liberal arts colleges fighting to survive are discounting tuition and raising enrollment, but it's not working David Jesse, Detroit Free Press © David Jesse Jada Stewart, a junior at Albion College, loads her belongings into her mother's car on Nov. 15 as she moves back to her home in Chicago. DETROIT – The sedan swooped in to Albion College, stopping alongside the curb next to a dorm. The trunk popped open, and in the wind, rain and cold one day last fall, Jada Stewart loaded her belongings, bag after bag into her mom's car. Stewart wasn't the only remaining studentÂ...