Since being released in drive-in theaters across the country starting on May 1st, the scrappy indie flick has topped the box office for four consecutive weeks — and is eyeing a fifth straight week as it arrives in Michigan.

A coalition of cosmetology workers are calling on the State of Michigan to allow barber shops and hair salons to reopen, but a longtime hairstylist who served on the workforce advisory committee for MI Safe Start worries it's too soon.

A Michigan labor lawyer helps define the term “furlough” and provides advice for employees who are slowly starting to return to the workplace.

In the sixth installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “Coming Up For Air.”

The film also discusses the importance of independent spaces that unite people and build community.

Michigan Science Center CEO Christian Greer details their experiential programs, challenges non-state funded institutions like his face during COVID-19.

Studies have shown that major historical events like the COVID-19 global pandemic and the 9/11 terror attacks change the way people dream, making their outpourings of emotion much more vivid and memorable.

In the fifth installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “The Other Side of the Fence.”

Library of Congress innovator-in-residence Brian Foo has created a free-to-use audio program for the Library of Congress that invites the public to remix their vast collection of audio recordings and moving images collections.

Julian Peters marries modern visual art with classic literature in his debut graphic novel, "Poems To See By."