College classes, events canceled in Michigan amid coronavirus fears hat  Michigan State, Central Michigan and the University of Michigan were among the early list of universities across the state to suspend in-person classes Wednesday, opting for online learning to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19. By Wednesday night, all public universities in the state had suspended in-person classes. Additionally, events around Michigan are being canceled: ►Michigan rally with Michelle Obama canceled due to coronavirus concerns ►Zac Brown Band cancels Detroit concert this Saturday ►Closures, cancellations in Ann Arbor due to coronavirus fears ►In-person classes canceled at Western Michigan University

  

NBA suspends season, fans banned from NCAA tournament due to coronavirus   March Madness will be noticeably different this year. The wildly popular NCAA basketball tournament will occur without fans in the bleachers to cheer on their teams. Only essential staff and family will be allowed to attend the tournament games, which start March 17. Wednesday night, the NBA announced it was suspending the season after a Utah Jazz player tested positive for coronavirus. Of course, you will still be able to fill out a bracket. Oh, and you can bet on the games now. MORE ►Big Ten tournament: Which team has the best chance to win? ►MAC tournament games to continue in empty gym

Fsta How Bernie Sanders lost Michigan to Joe Biden hat  In 2016, Bernie Sanders surprised pollsters when he took the Michigan primary, beating Hillary Clinton. The question prior to Tuesday's primary was, "Can he do it again?" The answer was a pretty resounding "no" as former Vice President Joe Biden easily won the state. So, how did Bernie lose a state that supported him four years ago? MORE ►Joe Biden's Michigan win shows signs of strong coalition for general election

  

Bernie supporters discuss whether they will back Biden     Before Tuesday's election, we talked to some Michigan voters who were supporting Bernie Sanders. What are their plans in November if their candidate doesn't take the nomination? Will they support Joe Biden? Will they vote for President Donald Trump? Will they stay home? Here's what they said. MORE ►Joe Biden supporters celebrate primary win in Michigan ► Biden supporters discuss the candidates in Detroit