Detroit Voice Brief

September 18th Coronavirus Update and a man does a 'Dukes of Hazzard' over Fort Street bridge, survives uninjured but is arrested, and Detroit Tigers' Casey Mize chased in 10-3 loss, as Shane Bieber dominates.

Big Ten football reinstated, Whitmer supports Big Ten decision to play college football, gunman dies by suicide after 1 hostage freed and the other escapes from home on Detroit's west side, and how Lincoln is helping owners sleep better, reduce anxiety.

Rare mosquito-borne virus suspected in Michigan: 10 counties urged to cancel outdoor events, prosecutor suspended for role in kickback scheme in Macomb County, Dearborn Catholic priest compares BLM, Antifa to al-Qaida, new Shelby Mustang is 'stunning perfection' at $298,000, and the confusing season of Big 10 football 

Prison housing unit 'completely destroyed' in what union president calls a riot, Michigan to spray 10 high-risk counties for mosquito-borne disease EEE, CBD gummies are selling fast in stressful times, Electionland, and Dave Birkett on the Lions.

September 14th Coronavirus Update, Mackinac Island offering remote learning escape for families, and the Detroit Lions fall to Chicago Bears, 27-23, after fourth-quarter implosion

September 11th Coronavirus Update, most won't face Trump's payroll tax break but federal workers will, and Detroit Lions asking Adrian Peterson 'to do a lot'; new RB likes QB Stafford, RB Swift.

Joe Biden speaks to UAW members in Warren, home invader told Eminem he was there to kill him, officer testifies, Brighton couple delivers baby boy on side of I-96 over Labor Day weekend, Halloween 2020 isn't canceled due to coronavirus, but it could look quite different, and the Detroit Tigers suffer the largest shutout loss in team history.

September 9th Coronavirs Update and the Detroit Lions begin their season.

18-year-old missing, presumed drowned in Lake Michigan, a quiet town of Chelsea divided amid calls for racial justice, support for police, Fake invoices for phony grants target PayPal customers, and Detroit Lions sign Adrian Peterson.

September 7th Coronavirus Update and running back Adrian Peterson signs a one year contract with the Detroit Lions

Mask scams, We Lived It and Detroit Lions cutting their lineup to 53 players.

Dr. Deborah Birx says it's up to governors to issue coronavirus mask mandates, Sheriff to speak at stay-at-home protest rally in Grand Rapids, Whitmer expected to OK reopening of gyms, movie theaters, and Detroit Tigers call up 2014 first-round pick Derek Hill for MLB debut

September 2nd Coronavrius Update and Big Ten isn't willing participant in Trump's game of political football.

Detroit protesters file lawsuit over 'brutal violence' from police, Detroit's Belle Isle becomes a place to mourn, celebrate the lives lost to COVID-19, and Detroit Tigers trade Cameron Maybin — again — this time to Chicago Cubs.

August 31st Coronavirus Update, We Lived It, and the Detroit Tigers sweep, reach .500 as Miguel Cabrera hits milestone.

August 28th Coronavirus Update, Dennis Williams becomes 2nd ex-UAW president charged in corruption probe and Detroit Tigers game against Minnesota Twins postponed to protest racial injustice.

Rare phenomenon could explain why this Michigan woman was mistakenly believed to be dead, Detroit Lions were the spark needed for athletes to protest en masse for social justice, Bedrock hires former Cleveland Browns administrator Kofi Bonner as new CEO, the top 10 cars your pooch will love, and Michigan cider mills, orchards likely to see surprising change in demand this season.

August 26th Coronavirus Update and the Detroit Lions stopped practice and spoke to the world; time to listen, like it or not.

Detroit native buying homes in childhood neighborhood — and bringing them back to life, Michigan funeral home discovers woman declared dead is actually alive, We Lived It, you may receive a check for $5 or less from US Treasury — and here's why, and Michigan basketball coach Juwan Howard reportedly drawing interest from NBA teams

August 24th Coronavirus Update and Detroit Tigers' Tarik Skubal: 'More aggressive' approach was key in start No. 2.

August 21st Coronavirus Update, Michigan to pay Flint residents $600M in water crisis settlement, and Detroit Pistons 2020 NBA draft lottery primer: What you need to know.

Blue Cross to give some rebates in fall, raise premiums in 2021, what's it like to ride in a new Ford Bronco? We take a spin, 'reckless' flight under Mackinac Bridge has police searching for pilot, Whitmer to send $65M in federal coronavirus relief to needy schools, and our biggest takeaways from Casey Mize's strong Detroit Tigers debut.

August 19th Coronavirus Update, gold prices rise during the pandemic, and evaluating Tarik Skubal's MLB debut for Detroit Tigers

Suspended priest wins $125K from cop for defamation, Catholic pastor and parishioner presumed drowned after boat capsizes on Detroit River, Detroit's 2020 Ford Fireworks to be televised-only show — held at secret pop-up location, and Detroit Tigers call up Casey Mize, Tarik Skubal for MLB debuts.

August 17th Coronavirus Update, police searching for suspect in quadruple fatal shooting in rural Wayne County, and the Detroit Tigers yield five homers, swept in series and lose 20th straight to Cleveland.

August 14th Coronavirus update and bring Casey Mize to the big leagues.

Scammers begin telling people they're fired, The Stooges' most infamous performance comes back to life, thanks to unearthed tapes, 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV sets standard for big SUVs, and Detroit Tigers' C.J. Cron needs knee surgery, could delay procedure to return in 2020.

August 12th Coronavirs Update and Big Ten football canceled for fall, will try to play in spring.

The Big 10 Conference questions fall season due to coronavirus pandemic, and buzz around Gretchen Whitmer's VP candidacy reappears.

August 10th Coronavirus Update, Spencer Turnbull keeps Detroit Tigers close, Miguel Cabrera clutch in 2-1 win over Pirates, and the Detroit Free Press begins premium content.

August 9th Coronavirus Update, lessons from Tuesday's primary election, and Michigan football's Jim Harbaugh snitched on Ryan Day.

Nessel supports release of Michigan prisoner with COVID-19 serving up to 60 years in marijuana case, Washtenaw County sheriff's deputy accused of sex assault as Eastern Michigan student and Michigan State football forced to play in Ann Arbor in reworked Big Ten schedule.

August 5th Coronavirus Update, Ford CEO Jim Hackett to retire; Chief Operating Officer Jim Farley will take helm, and explaining Matthew Stafford's COVID-19 false positive and the 'nightmare' it could create.

Detroit police to consider use of force changes, including ban on chokehold, Detroit Tigers series vs. St. Louis Cardinals at Comerica Park postponed due to COVID-19, and Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.

August 3rd Coronavrius Update, Detroit Tigers' Tyler Alexander on AL strikeout record: 'I don’t know about special'.

July 31st Coronavirus Update, and Lawsuit: Bo Schembechler knew about Dr. Robert Anderson sexual assaults at U-M.

5 wedding guests have coronavirus after Southgate hall hosts large gathering, she had a plan to pay off $23K in debt — and then pandemic hit, More vehicles are sitting parked during coronavirus — and they're a risk to kids, and Detroit Lions place Kenny Golladay, T.J. Hockenson, three others on COVID-19 list.

July 29th Coronavirus Update, naked, screaming man covered in blood arrested by Troy police, charged with home invasion, Michigan's August primary election is critical. Here's how to cast an informed vote, and Michigan State basketball gets commitment from Enoch Boakye, a five-star center.

Blake's Farms cancels Trump rally after social media backlash, blames 'miscommunication', mysterious seed packets arriving by mail across U.S., including Michigan, longtime customer buys a favorite hotel on Mackinac Island, a Michigan jeweler is retiring and burying $1 million worth of treasure for a 'quest', and Detroit Lions face a decision: Cut 10 players or keep rookies away from vets to start camp

July 27th Coronavirus Update, after a 40-year absence, a rare bug-eating plant found near the Michigan border, and a look at Tigers Opening Day.

July 24th Coronavirus Update, in race to replace Amash, Meijer may have edge but he's got competition, Millions in Michigan request absentee ballots, and why the Detroit Tigers are geeked about the 2020 season

Grosse Pointe overdoses trigger probe: Is laced cocaine spreading in the Pointes?, Small amounts of weed killer in popular hummus brands, study shows, Arts, Beats & Eats is off for 2020 — but drive-in and online shows will star 400-plus acts, 13 nuns at Michigan convent who died from COVID-19 memorialized, and Detroit Lions expect reduced capacity at home games; masks will be required.

July 22nd Coronavirus Update, Overnight, 5 more injured in Detroit shootings, including a 2-year-old girl, Metro Detroit home sales: Prices up, sales way down, and Overnight, 5 more injured in Detroit shootings, including a 2-year-old girl.

Michigan prisoners, advocates concerned about heat as temperatures spike, 'White Boy Rick' Richard Wershe Jr. freed after three decades locked up, Jim Wigginton skydives for thrills and in memory of his wife, Nancy, Detroit Tigers make many roster moves on final day of summer camp.

July 20th Coronavirus Update, Northville School Board president under fire for downplaying coronavirus on social media, and The Michigan high school nicknames some Native Americans find offensive.

July 17th Coronavirus Update, and Gov. Whitmer quietly welcomes new family dog named Doug, Detroit Tigers intrasquad observations: Spencer Turnbull dominates

Half of Wayne State's fall classes go online, Great Lakes safety group warning residents of lake water, Chevy Silverado to be made of recycled plastic, and Michigan football player David Ojabo is stuck in Scotland

July 15th Coronavirus Update and record fish catch during quarantine in Michigan.

West Michigan county sheriff says he will not enforce latest mask order, Jeep unveil new car concept, Manuel 'Matty' Moroun, controversial bridge owner and trucking magnate, dies at 93, and Tiger's Riley Green looks like the future star.

July 13th Coronavirus Update, the history of camp Germfask, and how Michigan colleges are reporting on coronavirus cases.