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Pharmacies such as Meijer and Kroger could be added to the list to help speed up vaccinations for the state's most vulnerable population.

People of the lie: The Michigan Republicans who tried to overturn the election Detroit Free Press Editorial Board, Detroit Free Press © handout U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Lisa McClain and U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg. It began with an outrageous lie: Donald Trump's baseless assertion that election officials in Michigan and other battleground states had conspired to conceal his "landslide" re-election victory. Over the next two months, 28 of Michigan's most prominent Republicans — federal and state lawmakers, appointed officials and party leaders — waged an unpr...

Keith Matheny, Detroit Free Press Published 4:39 pm UTC Jan. 4, 2021 Keith Matheny, Detroit Free Press Published 4:39 pm UTC Jan. 4, 2021 Karl Schwartz wishes he was simply chasing glory on the snowmobile racing track. Instead, in recent years, he has been forced to chase increasingly elusive cold weather. Schwartz, of Freeland, is president of the Midwest International Racing Association, a snowmobile racing circuit operating primarily in Michigan for more than 40 years. Their weekend races draw about 100 teams, hundreds of racers and crew members, and thousands more fans, usually as part...

When you're Santa, there's magic even during a pandemic Like so many other Santas with pre-existing health conditions ... he figured he would miss out on the most magical time of the year. Georgea Kovanis, Detroit Free Press Published 12:38 pm UTC Dec. 25, 2020 Like so many other Santas with pre-existing health conditions ... he figured he would miss out on the most magical time of the year. Georgea Kovanis, Detroit Free Press Published 12:38 pm UTC Dec. 25, 2020 Show caption Hide caption Michael Deller of Livonia, Michigan has loved playing Santa Claus for years but this year it hasn't b...

5:19 pm UTC Dec. 24, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has irrevocably changed life in Michigan — killing thousands, disrupting everyone's lives, and harming or destroying businesses, big and small. It began on March 10 when Michigan's first two coronavirus cases were confirmed. Within days, schools would close, office workers and others would begin transitioning to working from home, and on March 16, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer orders bars, restaurants, theaters, and casinos to close and restricts gatherings to less than 50 people — forcing thousands into unemployment and businesses scrambl...