Michigan prisons adapt to COVID-19
By Bill Badour BAY CITY – As of Wednesday, April 15, Michigan’s prisons have had nine deaths and 429 confirmed…
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Board of trustees discuss COVID-19 funding, new academic certificates
By Michael Piwowarski UNIVERSITY CENTER – The Delta College board of trustees approved new certificates and planned for the Pioneers’…
Gov. Whitmer extends stay-at-home order with restriction changes
UNIVERSITY CENTER – In the continued fight against the coronavirus pandemic, Michigan will have to shelter in place for just…
Bay County sets sights on reopening economy
UNIVERSITY CENTER – With talks increasing across the country about reopening the economy after weeks of shutdowns, Bay County officials…
Gov. Whitmer helps Michigan stay ‘MIndful’ while staying safe
UNIVERSITY CENTER – With the coronavirus affecting mental health of Michiganders, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced a new resource to…
Businesses remain open in Bay City’s City Market
By Jordan Green BAY CITY – The usual hustle and bustle of the City Market has gone quiet as most…
Bay County confirms 10 recoveries, two fatalities from COVID-19
UNIVERSITY CENTER – With at least 60 positive cases of the coronavirus in Bay County, two patients have died from…
Local homeless shelters adjust to life with coronavirus
By Bill Badour UNIVERSITY CENTER – Homeless people are more likely than others to be infected with COVID-19. “People experiencing…
Despite school closures, learning fills the air(waves)
By Michael Piwowarski UNIVERSITY CENTER – “School’s out for summer, school’s out forever, school’s been blown to pieces.” Maybe not…
Wisconsin primary pushes forward, Sanders drops out of race
By Bill Badour On Tuesday, April 7, Wisconsin held their presidential primary, making them the first state to hold a…