Experimental COVID-19 treatment sees some success, hospital reports   A newly authorized, yet untested treatment for COVID-19 is seeing some success at one Michigan hospital, according to health care professionals. Henry Ford Health Systems is prescribing hydroxychloroquine to coronavirus patients. The hospital reports to have seen signs of the treatment managing COVID-19 symptoms. But it shouldn't be seen as a "miracle cure." MORE ►State's coronavirus numbers at 7,615, with 75 deaths in one day ►U-M may create field hospital on south campus athletic complex ►Follow complete coverage of the impact of coronavirus on Michigan

  

Historic Michigan tribal burial ground threatened by coastal erosion   There are many homes and landmarks in danger along Michigan's Great Lakes shorelines as water levels continue to rise. Among the threatened land is the 357-year-old burial site of Native Americans killed during the Battle of Iroquois Point. The historic battle was a pivotal moment for the Bay Mills Indian Community in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Engineers are working on a solution to save the centuries-old burial ground. MORE ►Michigan's shoreline towns struggle to survive Great Lakes high water

Fsta Extended weather forecast: Michigan's first 70-degree day soon hat  It's April now and, according to  MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa , the new month comes with the promise of some nice, warm temps. A change in the forecast now shows our first 70-degree day is just around the corner. But don't plan on the 70s for the entire month. Average high temperatures this time of year are in the upper 50s. MORE ►A few strong signs of spring on a morning walk in Michigan

  

Can you still go fishing in Michigan under social distancing guidelines?     The message for Michiganders has been quite clear during the coronavirus outbreak -- stay home. Of course, essential workers have to leave home to provide key services. For others, there are a few exceptions, like trips to the grocery store or pharmacy. Walks and bike rides are also okay, as long as social distancing is observed. So, what about fishing? MORE ►Group starts petition urging Gov. Whitmer to reopen golf courses ►DNR closes Tippy Dam due to social distancing violations, warns more closures are 'likely'