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Michigan Secretary of State offices are now open by appointment onlyMichigan Secretary of State offices reopened on Monday, by appointment only and for only essential services that cannot be handled online.
Scammers causing even more delays for Michigan unemployment systemScammers targeting Michigan residents who have legitimately filed for unemployment are causing even more delays in the system as officials are forced to investigate.
Michigan Secretary of State offices to reopen next week -- here’s how it will workStarting next week, Michigan Secretary of State branch offices are going to reopen.
Kwame Kilpatrick supporters angry over decision not to grant him early prison releaseSupporters of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick are angry about the decision by the Federal Bureau of Prisons not to grant him an early prison release.
Mayor Mike Duggan, other Detroiters react to news of possible Kwame Kilpatrick releaseFormer Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been put in a 21-day quarantine at the Oakdale Federal Detention Center, and family members believe he will be released in June.
Checking in with Metro Detroit businesses that have been hit hard by COVID-19 shutdownThe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been a crushing blow to many small businesses in Metro Detroit. Help Me Hank caught up with some business owners in the area just ...
What to do if you still haven’t received your government stimulus checkHave you received your stimulus check yet? While many people have, some are still desperately waiting. Local 4′s Hank Winchester has new information about how you can tra...
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Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha speaks out about impact of COVID-19 crisis on children in FlintThe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has impacted children in Flint especially hard.
Dana Nessel slams claims she’s protecting former Gov. Snyder in Flint investigation“I understand that it’s hard for people when they don’t know what’s going on,” Nessel said. “I would urge people to try to have faith, as hard as that is in these very u...
1 day agoWhy officials didn’t enforce curfew Wednesday night as protesters marched through Detroit streetsLocal 4 has learned why Detroit officials decided not to enforce the curfew Wednesday night when protesters continued to march through the streets past 8 p.m.
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3 days agoDetroiters are stepping up to minimize violence at protests against police brutalityResidents and local leaders in Detroit are stepping up to minimize violence at protests in the city.
Some Downtown Royal Oak businesses closing for good, others trying to hang onDowntown Royal Oak is full of bars, restaurants and shops lining the streets, but for the last two months, they’ve been virtually empty.
Airports consider requiring ‘immunity passports’ before allowing passengers to boardHealth concerns have some airports investigating the idea of checking passengers’ temperatures or requiring “immunity passports” before allowing them to board.
What utility companies are doing to help customers amid the COVID-19 pandemicMany people are out of work due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic but they still have bills to pay.
Michigan attorney general issues warning to businesses violating Gov. Whitmer’s orderBusinesses who continue to violate Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order could face legal action, according to Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Scammers using coronavirus to prey on grandparents, prospective pet ownersScammers prey on emotions in the time of coronavirus (COVID-19) -- targeting grandparents and pets.
Record unemployment leaves Michigan residents worrying about benefitsAs the new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Michigan slowly continue to decline, the economic toll this pandemic has taken is only getting worse.
Carnival cruise line hopes to resume operations in August: What to knowThe cruise line industry has been rocked by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic -- but now plans are underway to get the ships out to see and fill them with paying custom...
How meat shortage is already affecting grocery stores, restaurants in Metro DetroitA meat shortage in Metro Detroit could affect your next trip to the grocery store, and restaurants are also being forced to make changes.
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha speaks out about impact of COVID-19 crisis on children in FlintThe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has impacted children in Flint especially hard.
Q&A: Michigan unemployment agency answers questions on several issuesThe Help Me Hank team has been answering common unemployment questions for weeks, but many are still reporting issues filing or receiving payment.
