Michigan coronavirus survivors describe battles to stay alive   The coronavirus doesn't affect everyone in the same way. Some people report extreme trouble breathing, while others say the pain is the worst part. Survivors of COVID-19 in Michigan have begun to share their stories. We have heard tales of a "tough guy" who feared for his life and a 79-year-old woman who received applause from health care workers when she left the hospital after battling the virus. Even Detroit's chief of police has discussed overcoming the illness. MORE ►Video: Michigan coronavirus survivors tell their stories ►Michigan toddler spiked 107-degree fever with coronavirus, 'battle lasting forever'

  

Demise of coal-burning power means ash landfills forever in Michigan   For decades, coal plants operated in Michigan to provide electricity to the state's residents. Now that they are closing down, one issue remains -- the coal ash left on the shores of the Great Lakes State. The industrial waste is known to contain toxins, and it's bound to linger in shoreline landfills indefinitely. Officials consider the dumps a safe solution for the waste. Others aren't so sure. MORE ►Coal ash spill just a bad memory in North Carolina 6 years later

Fsta 2020 NFL draft preview: Who will the Detroit Lions take this year? hat  The NFL draft is almost here. The event is bound to be much different than usual this year, as it will be held virtually April 23-25. The end result is the same, though. At the end of the draft, the Detroit Lions will add some new names to the roster. But who will they take? We are looking at every position in the days leading up to the 2020 draft. What's your prediction? MORE ►The Detroit Lions cut three players ahead of the NFL draft ►Don't expect Tua Tagovailoa in a Lions uniform any time soon

  

What astronauts can teach us about sheltering in place     People across the country are being asked to stay indoors for the time being to prevent the spread of COVID-19. While you might not have experience with this type of situation, there is a group of people who do -- astronauts. When lifting off into outer space, astronauts are forced to stay in a small space for a prolonged period of time. That means we can learn a few things from them. MORE ►See Michigan astronaut reunite with dog after year in space