Manufacturing start could spark economic recovery during recession   Manufacturing facilities across the state roared back to life this week. On Monday, manufacturers were allowed to resume operations, potentially allowing 622,000 Michigan employees to get back to work. Since manufacturing is such a critical piece of the state's economy, experts say the industry's resumption could be a beacon of hope amid a recession caused by the coronavirus. MORE ►No formula can determine when Michigan moves to next reopening phase, officials say

  

1928 Michigan mansion for sale has two-story library with mural ceiling     The photo shown here isn't a movie set. It sure looks like one! This impressive two-story library, complete with a painted mural ceiling, is found inside a 1928 mansion in Grosse Point Park. It's currently on the market for $4.75 million. The dream home also includes five large bedrooms, a heated pool, a greenhouse and a six-car garage. Bonus: It just happens to be located on Lake St. Clair. MORE  ►Michigan construction, real estate industries re-open after coronavirus shutdowns

Fsta Gov. Gretchen Whitmer: Don't expect full stadiums in the fall hat  During a radio interview this week, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer echoed others who have said they expect football will see some changes this fall. While the NFL plans to have a normal 16-game season, many anticipate there will be adjustments to crowd sizes this year. Of course, we will still have to wait to see exactly what precautions will be necessary this fall. The Detroit Lions are currently slated to host the Chicago Bears on Sept. 13 for their first game of the season. MORE ►2020 NFL schedule: Lions opening with Bears, closing with Vikings

  

It's been boom or bust for pizza shops during the coronavirus pandemic     Pizza shops seem perfectly equipped to weather changes implemented during the coronavirus pandemic. The beloved food is already perfect for pickup or delivery. With dine-in services shut down, that should mean big bucks for pizzerias, right? Not always. Pizza is so popular, many of these businesses also have prosperous sit-down dining operations. While takeout and delivery might be up right now, some big names in pizza are missing out on dine-in dollars.  MORE ►Buddy's Pizza innovates carryout during pandemic