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A massive federal crackdown on big rig safety is taking aim at what the White House calls illegal "CDL mills" — AKA, commercial driver's license schools. WWJ's Jon Hewett reports U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was in Detroit on Monday to make the announcement. (Photo: U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy speaks in Detroit. Credit: Jon Hewett/WWJ)

With the death of Dolly Parton, many are learning that she helped millions of kids worldwide learn to read with her Imagination Library. It provides a book a month to kids from birth to age 5. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the board president of Early Bird Books in west Michigan, Kate Purvis, an affiliate of Imagination Library. (Photo credit-Dollywood Foundation)

The invasive species has been confirmed in six Michigan counties. Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development invasive species coordinator Lindsay Patrick tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know about the pest. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The topic of location names has grown as President Donald Trump issues an order renaming the Great Lake to "Lake America." University of Windsor law professor and member of the Waawiiyaataanong Arts Council David Pitawanakwat tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what the historic name means, what the renaming means for the relationship between the U.S. and Canada and where he thinks people's focus should...

After years on the shelf -- the newest Looney Tunes movie finally makes its way to theaters. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the newest cartoon legal comedy ... Coyote vs. Acme. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Frazer Harrison / Staff)

As students head back to the classroom, a local medical expert is warning parents about the hidden dangers of heavy backpacks. Dr. Michael Yusaf with the Center for Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Auburn Hills spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins.

The sermons were written by Massachusetts pastor Reverend Joseph Bowman. Manuscripts Curator Cheney Schopieray tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what makes this collection so special. (photo credit: University of Michigan William L. Clements Library)

The collaboration brings together local community colleges, K12 schools, employers and partner organizations. DRC Chief Education and Talent Officer Greg Handel tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the Detroit Drives Degrees Community College Collaborative. (photo credit: Getty Images)

As kids head back to school, Michigan State Police are urging parents to have honest conversations with their children about the dangers of posting pictures of themselves online. WWJ's Christina McDaniel spoke with Trooper Aaron Bauman of Michigan State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit. (Photo: Getty Images)

We talk with Stellantis security chief Tony Cenci and Deputy Detroit Police Chief Mark Bliss about the expansion of the high profile crime fighting program. (Photo: Getty Images)

A milestone for Utica Community Schools. Graebner Elementary will open to the public with a ribbon cutting Sunday following a huge, year-long redevelopment project. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Superintendent Robert Monroe about the ribbon cutting and several other projects.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a drug, Revolution Medicines’ Rasonque or daraxonrasib, that experts predict will transform treatment for pancreatic cancer. Dr. Philip Philip, an internationally renowned medical oncologist and co-Leader of the Pancreatic Cancer Program at Henry Ford Health, talked with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The almost total eclipse will happen Thursday night into Friday morning. Cranbrook astronomer Michael Narlock tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why this is something people will want to see. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Health officials released a statement confirming the news. Wayne County Health Department Chief Medical Officer Doctor Avani Sheth tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Mental health affects everyone, but some people still struggle to talk about it. While work has been done by mental health advocates and experts to remove some of the roadblocks to talking about and addressing mental health, there is still a ways to go. Carol Zuniga, President and CEO of Hegira Health, talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo by Presley Ann/Getty Images for The Kids Mental Health Foun...

Parents doing back-to-school shopping this year are hitting a major wall when it comes to higher prices on tech gadgets. WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with AI & Tech Analyst for Time Worthy Research, Ian Sherr. (Photo: Getty Images/Mariia Vitkovska)

When the 100th America's Thanksgiving Day parade rolls down Woodward Avenue in downtown Detroit on Thanksgiving, businessman Dan Gilbert will be the Grand Marshal. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Tony Michaels, the President and CEO of The Parade Company which puts on the parade. (Photo credit: Rocket)

The world lost more than a celebrity and country music icon when Dolly Parton died. Parton was 80 years old. Her family said she died from cancer. WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with WYCD afternoon co-host Holly Hutton who interviewed Parton. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

Dolly Parton, iconic songwriter, singer, actor, and philanthropist has died at age 80. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke live with music journalist and author Gary Graff, who said Dolly led with a great example of what an artist could be. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images)

as 300 players compete at Kensington Metro Park for a $300,000 purse and the world championship. Kensington previously hosted Worlds in 2000, and organizers say the sport has tripled in size since 2019. Click to hear full pre tournament press conference.

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with InvestWise Financial co-founder Dean Thurman about breaking ground on corner of Woodward and Quarton for new headquarters. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Miljan Živković)

As the kids head back to school, it can be a race for them to get ready and out the door. The latest national poll from the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital looked at whether they're eating a healthy breakfast. WWJ's Beth Fisher talked with poll co-director, Dr. Susan Woolford. (Photo by Stefan Rousseau - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

It's back to school season, which means those big yellow buses will be back on the roads in big numbers. And there are some very particular rules for drivers regarding what to do when you pull up near a bus. For what driver should know, WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Leo St. Amour a Michigan Auto Law attorney. (Photo: Getty Images)

The back and forth between the U.S. and Canada over tariffs is heating up again with President Trump pledging to raise tariffs on all cars, trucks, auto parts and steel to 50% on January 1. This current rate is 25%, but is applied only to non-US content. The latest threat comes after negotiations broke down Friday and 50% tariffs on many Canadian imports kicked in on Saturday. Ontario Premier Doug...