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Injuries are doubling each year on E-bikes and E-scooters, according to the American College of Surgeons. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Dr. Michael Yusaf, of the Center for Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Auburn Hills. (photo credit-Getty Images)

The Detroit Festival of Books is Sunday, July 19th in Detroit's Eastern Market. There will be authors and book signings for young readers and their families. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Ryan M. Place, the festival's founder and chairman. (Photo credit: Deborah Maciolek)

National nonprofit KABOOM has released a new report highlighting a frightening escalation of mental health crises among America's youth. Lysa Ratliff CEO of KABOOM joined WWJ's Jackie Paige on the live line to dig into the details. (Photo: Getty Images)

If you walk into a major department store you might find yourself wondering what month it is. Retailers across Metro Detroit and the nation are already rolling out their Halloween displays in the middle of July. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill and Tony Ortiz talked about this growing "Summerween" retail trend with ABC News Correspondent Alex Stone. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Detroit City FC officially breaks ground on AlumniFi Field today, transforming the former Southwest Detroit Hospital site into a 15,000-seat soccer stadium. The project has been delayed until a planned spring 2028 opening, but supporters say the stadium represents much more than soccer, anchoring redevelopment in Corktown and Southwest Detroit. Click to hear the full announcement.

The Michigan Public Service Commission meets Thursday, and while DTE's Energy's recent request for a rate hike is not on the agenda. the utility is expected to be a big topic of discussion. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker reports Michigan Congresswoman is among those addressing the frustration of power outages. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

WWJ's Jackie Paige speaks with Dr. Garen Wolff, DMC Harper Family Medicine Doctor and Allergy expert, about how wildfire smoke coming from Canada can create trouble for people with asthma and other lung issues. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Kara Capaldo)

While many medical professionals support ending the biannual time change, the Sunshine Protection Act may be supporting the wrong time change. DMC sleep medicine doctor Safwan Badr tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what the science suggests. (photo credit: Getty Images)

What's causing the explosion of diarrhea across the U.S.? Bagged salad and Taco Bell are among the considerations, health department officials say. Plus, heat is breaking records and so are weather alerts tied to wildfires from Canada invading the U.S.

As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, Hillsdale College has put out a documentary "Revolutionary America". WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the producer, Jeremiah Regan. (photo credit-Fathom Entertainment)

Despite temperatures pushing into the upper 90s, hundreds of young athletes are competing at Detroit PAL's Youth Sports Combine at The Corner Ballpark Tuesday and Wednesday. Organizers are emphasizing hydration and heat safety while kids test their speed, agility and athletic skills. The event highlights Detroit PAL's mission of building confidence, leadership and positive community relationships...

Questions are mounting in Ann Arbor over the future of University of Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel. WWJ's Jon Hewett spoke in-depth with Michigan insider, John U. Bacon. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

The shoes were going to be distributed to area kids during Northwest Goldberg Cares' Hoopfest. Founder and Executive Director Daniel Washington tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the story and how people can help (photo credit: Getty Images)

The project will turn Fifth Street between S. Center and S. Washington into a plaza with outdoor seating. Royal Oak Historical Society's Robert Muller tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the discovery waiting under the roadway (photo credit: Royal Oak Historical Society)

Federal and state health officials have a major new target in their search for the source of a massive stomach parasite outbreak. The Washington Post reports investigators are looking into whether Taco Bell played a role in the rapidly growing outbreak, which has now exploded to more than 3,300 cases in Michigan. While there's nothing definitive just yet, Michigan's health department has said lett...

Four veterans who fought on the front lines in Ukraine visited Macomb County Monday to share firsthand accounts of the war with Russia. The event, hosted by former Congressman David Bonior, highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis and Michigan's support efforts, which have raised more than $100,000 for Ukrainian veterans and their families. Click to hear the raw David Bonior interview.

97 parcels are being auctioned off across both peninsulas. DNR resource specialist Mike Michalek tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why the agency holds the auctions and what you need to know to take part. (photo credit: Michigan DNR)

Henry Ford Health has taken the wraps off of a new specialized pediatric ambulance service. Kolby Miller, President and CEO of Medstar — the non-profit EMS agency helping coordinate use of the new ambulance — says special paramedic training is also part of the rollout. He spoke with WWJ's Jon Hewett. (Photo credit: Henry Ford Health)

The option to ditch Michigan's constitution for a new one will appear on the ballot this fall — which is a requirement by law every 16 years — but don't expect a rewrite. Votebeat Michigan reporter Hayley Harding says that the state's current constitution has been in place since the 1960s, and voters have consistently rejected the opportunity to replace it. She spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins. (Photo...

A major investment in the Detroit City Football Club. Jay Farner, who founded Ronin Capital Partners, made the largest single investment in the club's history Monday. Farner talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige. (Photo credit: Ronin Capital Partners)

More than half of American professionals don't take their vacation time, according to a Robert Half survey. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Leah Raphael, a branch director at Robert Half in Metro Detroit. (photo credit-Getty Images)

WWJ legal analyst Charlie Langton hosts the Azzo Law Legal Hour with Lauren and Kyle Azzo. Listen as Lauren rates insurance companies and talks about a couple cases that have been tied up in the courts. (Photo credit: Azzo Law)

As more and more people play pickleball, the number of injuries has been increasing. Henry Ford Health physical therapist Derek Chan talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo credit: WWJ's Luke Sloan)

The 20th anniversary of Neighborhoods Day is coming up Saturday August 1st. ARISE Detroit board member Erin Keith, whose father Luther Keith started the organization and event 20 years ago, talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo credit: ARISE Detroit)

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has upped the amount of confirmed cases of Cyclosporiasis to almost 16 hundred. The disease is the result of a parasite that causes severe diarrhea. The outbreak has spread across several states. Local and federal officials are working to find a source of the outbreak, telling the public to wash all produce. Dr. Trevor Suslow of the University o...