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There's another poll out in the race for U.S. Senate in Michigan, between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. The poll from Mitchell Research & Communications gives El-Sayed a 7-point lead. That's a wider margin that what other recent polls have been showing. For a closer look, WWJ's Jackie Paige was joined live by pollster Steve Mitchell. (WWJ Photo)

WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on around Metro Detroit this weekend. (Photo credit: Mosaic PR Agency)

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is coming down the home stretch of her nearly 8 years of governorship. She's term-limited, and will be replaced by a candidate yet to be chosen by Michigan voters on Nov. 3rd. On the lead up to Election Day, Whitmer is helping with the campaigns for several Democrats in important races. She spoke live with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar on Thursday. (Photo: Michigan gove...

This is National First Responder Day and we say thank you to the men and women in Metro Detroit and across the state and country who respond to emergencies every day. We are talking about police officers, sheriff deputies, firefighters, paramedics, EMTs and 911 operators. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill talked with Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Minervini Group partner Raymond Minervini II tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the history of the psychiatric hospital and it's new life through the ongoing restoration project (photo credit: Amanda Forrester/WWJ)

Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Detroit Field Office Marty D’Amico tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what families need to know to keep kids safe online (photo credit: Getty Images)

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield has launched Project 1,000, aiming to build 1,000 new homes by 2031. The strategy targets vacant residential lots and combines faster permitting, zoning changes, infrastructure investment and blight removal. Detroit has tens of thousands of vacant land parcels, but construction costs and affordability remain major challenges. Click to hear full announcement.

Voters in Oakland and Wayne counties will vote on a millage proposal that, if approved, would provide money to operate the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and Detroit Historical Society. It's a tax hike of about $3 per month for a resident whose home is valued at $300,000. Joining WWJ's Jackie Paige to talk about it on Wednesday: Elana Rugh, President and CEO of Detroit Histor...

"We Finished Their Journey: the Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial Swim", a documentary is coming soon. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with event director, Jim "the shark" Dreyer. (photo credit-Charlie Belk)

We gain an hour of sleep this weekend when Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday November 1. And for many people, that's a good thing. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Detroit Medical Center Pulmonologist Larry MacDonald who said — in general — Americans do not get enough sleep. He offered some tips for anyone who may be struggling. (Photo: Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Otto spoke with Marty Dobek, the Executive Director of the Detroit Sports Commission, about Detroit being named as a finalist for the NCAA Women's Final Four. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)

Glengariff Group Founder Richard Czuba tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about polling and what the most recent poll shows. (photo credit: Getty Images)

MSP Spl/Lt. Rene Gonzalez gives WWJ's Amanda Forrester the advice everyone needs for a safe and fun holiday. (photo credit: Getty Images)

A focus on technology and artificial intelligence. That's what's planned for Grand Valley State University's Blue Dot Ecosystem. University president Dr. Philomena Mantella says the next step for the project a Blue Dot Innovation Lab, now under construction in downtown Grand Rapids. Speaking with WWJ's Beth Fisher, Mantella said every student in every discipline will add digital and AI literacy as...

Burwood Veterinary's Dr. Julia Crowe tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the hidden stresses and dangers for pets.

Oakland University professor and department of political science Chair Peter Trumbore tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why these ads are allowed to air. (photo credit: Getty Images)

One of Detroit's most ambitious projects is expected to come with a $300-million-dollar price tag. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill speaks with Urban Evolution Strategist, James Fidler, about a feasibility study led by the Downtown Detroit Partnership and MDOT on the I-75 Cap project. (Photo Credit: Downtown Detroit Partnership)

We are into the final week of campaigning before Election Day, November 3rd. Just before kicking off a 'Knock Out The Vote' tour in Detroit on Monday, Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed joined WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar live in studio. He talked about the difference between himself and Republican Mike Rodgers, and what it is he wants for Michiganders. Note: We have asked severa...

Inscribe Books is hosting a release party Monday night at Hamlin Pub in Clarkston. Joanne Leddy, co-owner of Inscribe Books, tells WWJ's Miranda Richardson there's a lot of excitement leading up to the ACOTAR release. (Photo Credit: Inscribe Books)

Detroit pastor, mother and entrepreneur Kimberly Butler was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, she sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel to talk about coping through chemotherapy and radiation at Karmanos; and to discuss how cancer strengthened her faith and forced her to live even more deliberately. She also described her "otherworldly, amazing experience"...

All Saints Literacy Center on the city's southwest side says it needs as many volunteers as possible to meet the growing demand for ESL tutors, teaching adults English language skills to empower them to navigate daily life. Executive Director Grace Irwin spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan about why it matters and their tutor requirements. (Photo Credit: monkeybusinessimages/Getty Images).

Since Michigan voters passed a 2022 Constitutional amendment, the state requires at least nine days of early-in person voting in all communities. It starts Sunday, October 24 and goes through November 1. Sterling Heights City Clerk Melanie Riska spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan, saying they're expecting a large turnout in her community. (Photo Credit: Rawpixel/Getty Images).

Bloomberg's Will Kubzansky tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the unique situation Metro Detroit drivers are finding themselves in. (photo credit: Getty Images)

A rising young actor loses everything after a run-in with the mob -- leading him to an experimental treatment and is set along long path of revenge. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the DC Comics body-horror film ... Clayface. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Kate Green / Stringer)

Do you have enough to retire? There's a new study that shows Americans need $1.4 million to retire. Listen as Mitch Lyons, owner of Mitch Lyons Wealth, talks about your needs for retirement. The program is paid for by Mitch Lyons Wealth. All statements and opinions expressed on this program are solely those of Mitch Lyons Wealth or his guests and do not reflect opinions of WWJ or Audacy. (Photo Il...