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3:25 am UTC Dec. 27, 2020 From the pandemic to historic flooding to a movement for social justice to an unprecedented election, the year 2020 will go down as a year like none other in recent memory.  Jader Bignamini, Detroit Symphony Orchestra's new music director, poses for a photo onstage at Orchestra Hall in Detroit on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020.Junfu Han, Detroit Free Press Show caption Hide caption Dr. Bonnie Perry lays face down at the feet of Episcopal reverends during a service that will ordain her as the eleventh bishop of the... Dr. Bonnie Perry lays face down at the feet of Episcopal ...

5:15 pm UTC Dec. 24, 2020 Michigan as a battleground state took on a new meaning during the 2020 Presidential Election. Each campaign made multiple stops in Michigan with a flurry of back-to-back stops in the days and hours before voters hit the polls. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, voters cast absentee ballots in record numbers; while others waited in line to cast their votes in person on Election Day. The TCF Center gained national attention as Trump supporters gathered outside calling for the vote counting to be stopped until fraud claims could be investigated. Despite multiple attempts to...

It has moved into Michigan. Quote icon When Michigan announced its first two known cases on March 10 — both  travelers — the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency, saying: “The main goal ... is to slow the spread of the virus, not to stop it. It has moved into Michigan." In fact, a recent study examined blood donations from nine states, including Michigan, and found there may have been COVID-19 infections earlier than previously identified. In Michigan, COVID-19 antibodies were present in a handful of American Red Cross blood donations from as early as January, the ...

Around the same time at a different Atlantic Coast Conference school, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski learned about the postponement and expressed his view that college basketball should reconsider whether stopping the season during the pandemic. Izzo on Thursday told the "Tiki and Tierney" show on CBS Radio, however, his mind has not changed about whether college basketball should be playing. His opinion: “The greatest mental health I think is when an athlete is in athletics.” “I love Mike, I agree with him on a lot of things,” Izzo said. “I don't know what our opinions are, but mine...

Michigan lawmakers pass bills to curb license suspensions for unpaid fines and fees Angie Jackson, Detroit Free Press © Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press Kamal Lukata Anderson of Detroit in front of his home on Thursday, February 27, 2020.Anderson is one of many that have had to deal with suspended drivers license and court cost. He had his license suspended back in 1994 and it took him years to get things back on the right track. The Michigan Senate on Thursday approved criminal justice reform bills that would end automatic driver's license suspensions for unpaid fines and f...