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While voter turnout with huge for Michigan Democrats in the primary, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell said she's not taking anything for granted as her party prepares for November. Rep. Dingell says health care affordably will be a top issue on voters' minds, along with the growing cost of groceries and gas. She spoke in-depth with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo: WWJ staff)

It's time to check your property for the destructive Asian longhorned beetle. These wood-boring invasive pests will kill a tree — and with no effective predators, they can be dangerous. Joanne Foreman with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources say there's growing concern in our state, as the bugs have been spotted in Ohio. She spoke with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker about what to look out for. (Photo...

A lot of feedback in surgeon training has not been effective, according to a study published in the Journal of Surgical Education. Now, surgeons are moving toward an approach called Good Judgment. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Corewell Health associate program director of surgery, Dr. Nathan Novotny. (photo credit-Getty Images)

Another e-bike crash in Metro Detroit sends two teens to the hospital. That's our top story as WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar run down the local news headlines for your Tuesday morning. (Photo: Mike Campbell/WWJ)

People took to social media to say claps of thunder sounded like a bomb going off, while others said the noise shook their house. National Weather Service meteorologist David Cook tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why some thunder sounds louder. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Oakland County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue Team Lieutenant Brian Burwell tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester how to make visits to the beach safer after several drownings in Metro Detroit. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Lamarion Singleton was riding a minibike on July 29th when he was struck by a car. His sister Marletta Singleton tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about her brother and his recovery. Want to help? Visit this link to make a donation. (Photo credit: Marletta Singleton)

It's a huge industry in Michigan and it will be in the spotlight at Michigan State University this week. The MSU Mobility Summit is scheduled for Tuesday in East Lansing. Judd Herzer, MSU's Mobility Director, talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman about the summit and mobility. (Photo by Duane Burleson/Getty Images)

Detroit’s 36th District court is changing how it handles housing cases. Starting Monday, first hearings for landlord-tenant disputes will be in person instead of virtual. Chief judge William McConico talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

A new four door Mustang may be auto dealer lots in the coming years. Ford executives reportedly told dealers at a meeting in Las Vegas recently that they plan to produce a four-door Mustang by the end of the decade. WWJ auto analyst John McElroy talked about it with our Chris Keyzer. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

Lake Shore Public Schools in St. Clair Shores will take a state mandated law to the next level, banning phones during the entire school day for all schools in the district. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Superintendent Dr. Joe DiPonio about the effort.

The 44th Annual Junior League World Series runs from August 9th-16th. Karl Ziomek spoke with WWJ just before the night of opening ceremonies about the international youth league, held at Heritage Park in Taylor. Image Credit: Getty Images

The organization recently held a successful fundraiser to raise $100,000 in 10 days. Wildlife and Education Senior Director Laura Moran tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the Howell Nature Center's ongoing work to help wildlife. (photo credit: Howell Nature Center)

Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel tells WWJ's Tony Ortiz and Tracey McCaskill about the technology. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The civil lawsuit in the death of Patrick Lyoya can move forward. Judge Paul Maloney of Kalamzaoo said in his opinion former Grand Rapids Police Officer Christopher Shurr cannot have his case dismissed on qualified immunity grounds. Attorney Ven Johnson, representing the Lyoya family, spoke with WWJ's Rachel Miller about the progress of the case and potential further delays before trial. (Photo: G...

On the one night a year premarital sex is legal -- two die-hard romantics brave a chaotic New York City to find a real connection before sunrise. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the new romantic-comedy ... One Night Only. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Jamie McCarthy / Staff)

A big party on Lake St. Clair this weekend. “Raft Off” is set to take place Saturday, August 8th. Thousands of boaters will gather for a multiday party on the water. St. Clair County Sheriff Mat King talked with WWJ's Amanda Forrester. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Alan Jackson)

The Dearborn Homecoming Festival is this weekend and includes country music and rap. Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud talked with WWJ's Pat Vitale. (Photo credit: City of Dearborn)

Michigan Audubon CEO Kathleen Mennillo tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester how the university earned the honor.

A Detroit nonprofit is showcasing the work of dozens of Michigan artists aged 55 and older. The Hannan Center in Midtown is hosting the Emerge Art Festival until September 30th, featuring creations by artists as old as 91. President and CEO Vincent Tilford spoke live with WWJ's Christina McDaniel (Photo Credit: Faye Gibson/Hannan Center).

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says they've been seeing an increase in poaching, harassing, even killing of the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake. This comes after a rattlesnake bit a man in Oakland County late last month. DNR Endangered Species Biologist Amy Bleisch spoke live with WWJ's Christina McDaniel about the rare, threatened species. (Photo Credit: Joseph Sage/Michigan Na...

It's a celebration of blueberries in South Haven this weekend with the National Blueberry Festival. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the executive director of Visit South Haven, Jennifer Sistrunk.

We talk with AutoPacific President Ed Kim on this year's study of "Most Wanted Features" on new vehicles. (Photo: Getty Images)

WWJ's Tony Ortiz talks with Deborah Brouwer, managing partner at Nemeth, Bonnette and Brouwer, about companies who are bringing back retreats. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

WWJ's Amanda Forrester talks to two Metro Detroiters about what drives their decision in elections. (photo credit: Getty Images)