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Plan time for yourself to hang out with friends, family or anything but Paw Patrol, stepping on Legos or reprimanding your oldest about an inappropriate post on Tik Tok... You deserve it.

A new bill is on its way to the Senate floor allowing for Michigan bars to stay open till 4 a.m. instead of 2 a.m. The idea is that the extra 2 hours will help compensate for the economic damage caused by the pandemic.  The bill’s sponsor, Republican Representative Ryan Berman argued changing the law would provide local governments with another tool to help offset sales losses during the pandemic.

Even with her own restaurant struggling, this owner is helping others.

Who needs summer when you can dine outside all year long at these local eateries.

I feel so bad for these businesses.

The machine was engineered and developed right here in mid-Michigan.

Can't wait to actually sit down and eat inside a restaurant.

All dine-in services are being canceled due to coronavirus; carry-out is still allowed.