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As childhood obesity rates rise to about 20 percent, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Dr. Angela Seabright recommends teaching kids to eat healthy and exercise. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with her. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins spoke with Madonna Ladouceur, a Perinatal Clinical Nurse Specialist, about DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital hosting mental health fair for new and expecting mothers. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Maryviolet)

The weather is changing, and so are the leaves ... but maybe just a bit later than usual this year. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Julie Crick, natural resources educator with Michigan State University Extension. (Photo: Getty Images)

Pro and amateur Pickleball players will compete in the 2026 Grand rapids PPA Challenger this weekend at Meijer Sports Complex in Rockford. WWJ;s Beth Fisher spoke with PPA Challenger Series vice president Tanner Groff. (photo credit-Nathan Boschult-PIckleball Inc.)

Egypt, 11, of Metro Detroit has sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder that turns red blood cells into a crescent shape. At the Charles H. Wright Museum over the weekend, she encouraged others to roll up their sleeves and give blood. Egypt and the 100,00 Americans living with the illness need frequent blood transfusions. Over 90% of people living with sickle cell disease are African Amer...

The 60th annual Arts and Apples festival returns Rochester. Over 200 artists sell their work--along with live music and plenty of apple flavored snacks to enjoy on Saturday and Sunday (9/12-9/13). Executive Director of the Paint Creek Center for the Arts, Sean Hays, spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo Credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus).

Two women are at the helm of the Salvation Army of Metro Detroit for the first time. Captain Shanell Debela, a former Hurricane Katrina aid specialist in New Orleans, is now the Divisional Secretary for the organization in Oakland, Wayne and Macomb counties. She spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo Credit: iStock Editorial / Getty Images Plus).

It was on this day 25 years ago that terrorist attacks hit New York City, Pennsylvania, and in Washington, D.C. In this WWJ News Special, listen to a mix of archive audio, conversations with reporters and anchors from WWJ and special reports from Newsradio 950's Tim Pamplin. Chris Fillar hosts the special program.

You may think of cookies when you hear about Girl Scouts, but the organization is working to give scouts the tools they need to be successful in the long-term. When the group was founded in 1912, girls learned skills needed for the times they lived in — but that world no longer exists. CEO of Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan Monica Woodson says the group is now focused on prepare the girls for...

Is it a Robin Hood origin story ... or a period piece on a violent peasant revolt? WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the new historical drama -- The Uprising... (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Amy Sussman / Staff

The Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, begins at sundown Friday. The period leads into Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. Rabbi Aaron Starr of Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield talked with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker. (Photo credit: Olga Drach, Getty Images)

WWJ's Greg Bowman talks with members of Ridgedale Players Theater in Troy, one of four local theaters presenting the musical "Come From Away," which tells the story of how the small community of Gander, Newfoundland played host to seven thousand people whose planes were grounded after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001. Greg speaks with the show's director, Scott Steiger, and one of the members of...

Funding for victims was the topic of discussion during this month's Azzo Law Legal Hour hosted by WWJ's Charlie Langton. Photo credit: Azzo Law)

Long-time WWJ reporter Jeff Gilbert tells us about his experiences covering all three sites of the September 11, 2001 attacks--including some of his reports from that time.

The University of Michigan is revolutionizing cancer treatment by launching a new research center. Researchers pioneered a method called histotripsy which uses sound waves to break up tumors with far less side effects than traditional treatments. UM Biomedical Engineering professor and one of the lead researchers, Zhen Xu talked with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo credit: Brenda Ahearn)

MSU Extension consumer horticulture educator David Lowenstein tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what the colors actually mean for the insects (photo credit: Getty Images)

It was a chilling warning from a lead researcher at Anthropic, one of the world's top artificial intelligence firms. Evan Hubinger posted on X: "We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is greater than 10 percent chance within the next decade." Should be worried? For what to make of this, WWJ's Jackie Paige spoke live with David Derigiotis, a cyber security ex...

There is help available 24-7 if you or someone you know is suicidal. This is Suicide Prevention Month and WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Priority Health behavioral health medical director, Dr. Charletta Dennis. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

The department says now is the perfect chance to make sure children are up to date as kids get back to school. Detroit's Chief Public Health Officer Ali Abazeed tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what parents need to know. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The city is a popular destination in the fall. Airbnb spokesperson Kevin Munoz tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the details (photo credit: Getty Images)

We're just a day away from the 25-year anniversary of September 11tj. 2001, when terrorists hijacked planes that crashed into both towers of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. killing nearly 3,000 Americans. On Friday. Scouting America's Michigan Crossroads" council will host remembrance ceremonies throughout the state, including in Farmington, Madison...

Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9-11. Michigan residents are asked to volunteer on the 9-11 Day of Service. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Jason Alexander, of the Michigan Community Service Commission, about the volunteer effort. (photo credit-Michigan Community Service Commission)

A lot of people use artificial sweeteners as a replacement for sugar. But a new study involving the popular option Xylitol found people ended up with greater risks of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill talked with Dr. Herb Aronow, an interventional cardiologist at Henry Ford Health. (Photo illustration by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Leaders with the SMART bus system announcing a new route through Hamtramck; the first new route in a decade. WWJ's Luke Sloan reports. (WWJ Photo)

The kids may have gone back to school, but your cat or dog may act out because they're used to having more people around for the summer. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the owner of Burrwood Veterinary in Royal Oak, Dr. Alex Schechter, about what to do. (photo credit-Getty Images)