Whitmer says those who don't stay home are 'incredibly selfish'   If you are going out and it isn't to an essential job or to fulfill an essential need -- like getting groceries or medicine, you are being "incredibly selfish," said Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Those who aren't obeying the state's stay-home order are putting others at risk by going in public for frivolous reasons, she said this week. "It's important that everyone does their part." MORE ►Whitmer asks lawmakers to extend state of emergency ►Detroit among first cities nationwide to get 15-minute coronavirus test kits ►Follow complete coverage of the impact of coronavirus on Michigan

  

The Violin Monster: A changing city through the eyes of a street performer   If you've spent time in Ann Arbor over the past decade, you are probably familiar with the Violin Monster. The city's most famous street performer dons a werewolf mask and carries a violin, which he uses to serenade those who cross his path. He isn't simply a character with a musical instrument, though. Zachary Storey is part of the community and he gets a unique look at a changing Ann Arbor during his musical travels. MORE ►Ann Arbor's Violin Monster talks affordable housing in a changing city

Fsta Dream home construction uncovers pit of centuries-old liquor bottles hat  The Okley family knew they wanted to build a dream home right on Pleasant Lake. They bought a plot of land and got to work. It wasn't long before they realized, it wasn't just dirt under the surface of that plot. When workers started digging, they found 13 feet of centuries-old treasures. There were paint cans, silverware, old medicine containers are a bunch of prohibition-era liquor bottles. The relics tell the story of a once-popular lakeside resort. MORE ►Bartlett's Resort on Pleasant Lake featured nonstop excitement

  

Michigan Army National Guard helps prepare food for those in need     While many of us are staying inside, the Michigan National Guard has been called to sites across the state as the coronavirus outbreak continues. They are distributing supplies, building temporary structures and making sure those in need have food. We visited one of the food banks where National Guard members are working to package up essential goods for Michiganders. MORE ►The National Guard was in Flint for water crisis. Now it's back for coronavirus ►Michigan National Guard building medical station in Detroit to support coronavirus patients