Reopening doors first of many challenges for Michigan's leisure industry   Restaurants aren't the only thing preparing to reopen. Gyms, salons and even movie theaters are opening back up after nearly three months of closure. Movie theaters face their own set of challenges, ones that go beyond the daunting task of constant disinfection. One of the biggest concerns is actually the availability of movies that will draw people back to the theater. Many major movie studios have announced delays on films that were scheduled to be released this summer. MORE ►Casinos make changes for reopening, including employee temperature checks

 

Your guide to the ultimate summer vacation in Traverse City   Snugged up against Lake Michigan's Grand Traverse Bay, surrounded by woods, water and richly agrarian land, the vibrant town of Traverse City has all the elements of a perfect vacation. Whether you prefer to spend your downtime on the beach, on the trails, on the river or out on the town, there really is a way for everyone to be happy. Because this summer will be bit different than most, you might want to call ahead to places you plan to visit and check to see what sort of precautions local businesses would like you to take. But if you're thinking of heading to Cherry Capitol of the World, we've put together the ultimate guide for you, including an excellent breakdown of all of your different beach options! MORE ►Drummond Island is a Michigan escape for outdoor adventurers

Fsta NFL admits it was wrong, should have listened to players about police brutality hat  It's been four years since Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem as a protest against police brutality. He was essentially blackballed from the league. But this weekend - after a week of nationwide protests for the same reasons Kaepernick took a knee - the NFL admitted it was wrong. "We, the National Football League, admit we were wrong for not listening to players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. We, the National Football League, believe Black Lives Matter." MORE ►With his eyes now open to racial inequality, Lions' Frank Ragnow ready to join the movement

  

From hair salons to gyms, ranking most common activities by coronavirus risk level     The reopening of Michigan businesses, from restaurants to gyms to hair salons, has many people wondering which activities to dive back into and which activities still carry a high level of risk. Is going to the dentist safer than going to the beach? What about sports? Tennis seems like a safe choice but is basketball OK?We spoke with four different public health experts and had them rank the risks of popular activities from 1-10. This video makes the rankings easy to understand. TAKE A LOOK