When and how will it end? Considering the end-game for the coronavirus crisis   It is the question on everyone's mind -- when will life go back to normal? Critics of Gov. Whitmer's stay-at-home order think some or all aspects of life should return to their usual flow immediately. But, experts say opening up the economy too fast will be harmful. The problem is, it is hard for those experts to predict exactly when it will be the right time to make those changes. MORE ►National Cherry Festival canceled for 2020 ►More than 2,000 people in Michigan have died of coronavirus

  

Morel mushroom-hunting hotspots highlighted on these DNR burn maps   During spring, many Michiganders typically take to the the woods to hunt for morel mushrooms. Some people travel far from home to known morel hotspots. That isn't advised this year, as Michigan residents are asked to stay close to home for their outdoor activities. So, the DNR has come up with a way to help you find morels in your neck of the woods. If you want to search for the fungi, check out this map. MORE ►What one Michigan morel master has learned from a lifetime of mushroom hunting

Fsta Up to four inches of snow expected in parts of Michigan hat  It's possible the southern Lower Peninsula will get a total of up to four inches of snow today. Yes, several inches of snow in mid-April. That means, if you do have to leave your house, you will want to be careful on the roads. MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa says drivers should especially take precautions this morning, when snow is more likely to stick to the roadways. Here's his look at what to expect today.  MORE ►Bye bye, polar vortex. See you next winter

  

This cat really nails the toilet paper challenge     You have to come up with a way to entertain yourself when you are stuck in the house. Here's one way -- set up an athletic challenge for your furry friend. This cat was definitely up to the challenge, jumping over a wall of toilet paper that grows higher and higher. It's worth watching for a few minutes of light-hearted entertainment. Kudos, kitty cat! We hope you got some wet food and extra treats after your high-flying performance. MORE ►World's oldest loon couple returns to Michigan's Seney Wildlife Refuge