5 things to know about Gov. Whitmer's extended stay-at-home order   Yesterday, Gov. Whitmer announced an extension of the state's stay-at-home order. Previously set to expire May 15, it now runs through May 28. The updated order does loosen restrictions on some industries, including the manufacturing industry, now allowed to reopen on Monday, May 11. Here's a look at some additional changes to the order that impact Michiganders. MORE ►Michigan's construction, real estate industries reopen ►Michigan's daily coronavirus death toll climbs to 93, highest in 5 days

  

Piece of 1872 shipwreck emerges near Sleeping Bear Dunes   The Great Lakes are home to many shipwrecks. Sometimes a piece of a wreck winds up on the shore. That's the case for part of the Jennie & Annie schooner, a 1872 wreck that is linked to a pirate legend. Heavy wave action and shifting sands brought it to float on the shoreline along Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. We dug up the tumultuous history of this 137-foot wooden ship. MORE  ►First endangered piping plover couple of season makes nest at Sleeping Bear Dunes

Fsta Making sense of all the Michigan basketball transfers hat  In one month, the Michigan men's basketball program lost three players who transferred to other colleges. It might seem like a lot of movement in a short period of time, but it's actually standard procedure for college hoops. It's especially expected when a new coach shows up, which is the case for Michigan. None of the three players who transferred were recruited by coach Juwan Howard. MORE ►Cole Bajema to transfer from Michigan basketball program

  

Michigan barber reopens despite governor's orders     For 60 years, Karl Manke has cut hair in Owosso. Like other barbers, the 77-year-old shut down his business in accordance with coronavirus-related executive orders issued in March by Gov. Whitmer. But on Monday, Manke reopened his business, saying he could not afford to keep the doors shut any longer. When he did open, customers came out to get a trim, but police showed up too with a ticket for the business owner. MORE ►Owosso barber says shop will stay open 'until Jesus walks in or until they arrest me'