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7,500 native mussels were stocked in the Clinton River, Huron River and Cass Lake. DNR fisheries biologist Cleyo Harris tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why they're so important. (photo credit: Michigan DNR)

The familiar sights and sounds of the iconic "Pure Michigan" campaign are back in time to promote the state's fall travel season. WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with Pure Michigan Vice President Kelly Wolgamott. (Photo credit: Pure Michigan)

In the mid-2000s, "To Catch A Predator" was one of the biggest shows on television. Now, an extravagant depiction of the creation of that show has come to the big screen. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins with a review of the new psychological drama ..."Primetime". (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Benjamin Cremel / Staff)

Former Tigers player and current Pirates manager Don Kelly reflects on playing against Justin Verlander this weekend, JV's career, favorite moments, what Jim Leyand taught him, and more with WWJ's Jeremy Otto! Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images

The 16th annual Men's Health Event is taking place Saturday, September 26th, from 9am til 3pm at the Wayne State Fieldhouse. WWJ's Jackie Paige talked with Dr. Michael Lutz who started the event and is president of the Michigan Men's Health Foundation. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Detroit leaders stood with the family of Jaquoya Wix Thursday, days after prosecutors charged a man with first-degree murder in her stabbing death. Wix was killed while on a break from work downtown. She and the attacker did not know each other. Her family, Police Chief Todd Bettison and DWIHN CEO James White spoke about the loss and what comes next. Click to hear her sister Alicya speak at press...

The Michigan Alzheimer's Disease Center is a collaborative effort between the University of Michigan, Wayne State University and Michigan State University. Director Hank Paulson tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the partnership and ongoing research. (photo credit: Getty Images)

On National Seat Check Saturday, events across the country will offer parents and caregivers hands-on education from certified child car safety technicians on how to use and install car seats correctly. Many are located at fire houses and police stations. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to NHTSA Highway Safety Specialist Laura Dunn on keeping kids safe in a car. (Photo credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus)

DTE Energy has submitted a long range plan for generating power over the next 20 years. It includes shutting down a coal plant, increasing nuclear power and adding two natural gas plants. DTE Energy Vice President of Corporate and Government Affairs Andy Coulouris talked with WWJ's Tracey McCaskill. (Photo credit: WWJ's Marisa Jenkins)

A new report from the Great Lakes Water Authority is sounding an alarm on Michigan's water infrastructure. The numbers are big, with GLWA saying Michigan could need up to $85 billion over the next two decades to keep drinking water and wastewater systems running. For details. WWJ's Jackie Paige was joined live by CEO of the Great Lakes Water Authority Sue Coffey. (Photo: Getty Images)

There have been a lot of crashes in the news in recent weeks involving e-bikes and e-scooters. One of the worst was in Bloomfield Township, where two 13-year-old boys were critically injured on Labor Day, leading to action by township leaders. WWJ's Jackie Paige was joined live by Sean Manor, of the Bloomfield Township Police Department, to learn more about the community's new e-bike ordinance. (P...

Michigan leaders are watching what Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping say about the auto industry as well as other things like AI and trade. The leaders are meeting today at the White House. WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige talked with Glenn Stevens, the Executive Director of MICHauto and Vice President of Automotive and Mobility Initiatives at the Detroit Regional Chamber. (Photo by Chip S...

A partnership between the Capuchin Soup Kitchen and the non-profit organization "Food for Soul" will see the current Meldrum Community Center transformed into Refettorio Detroit. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with Brother Gary Wegner, the Executive Director of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. (Photo credit: Capuchin Soup Kitchen)

Dearborn Public Schools is taking part in the Good Food for Michigan Project which helps increase the amount of locally grown food served in schools. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with Dr. Tim Boring, director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, about the project. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / GrantAnastasiya)

With colder weather approaching, medical professionals are urging seniors to screen their fall risk before frozen sidewalks make matters worse. WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Dr. Ryan Siwiec, an orthopedic surgeon with the Center for Advanced Orthopedics.

A discussion panel, hosted by Invest Detroit Ventures, is taking place downtown at COSM Detroit. Principal of Invest Detroit Ventures, Belvin Liles, spoke with WWJ's Miranda Richardson about the city becoming a tech pillar. (Photo credit: Vadym Terelyuk/Getty Images)

A special event Tuesday at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. The new menu for Red Wings and Pistons games, along with concerts was unveiled. It includes both food and drinks. Last year was focused on Hockeytown turning 100. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Director of Brand Management for the Red Wings, Jennifer Garavaglia about this year's focus, which is Hockeytown 101. (Photo credit: WWJ's Dan Jenki...

Michigan Senator Gary Peters reflected on his nearly two decades in Congress during an appearance at the Detroit Economic Club. The event was billed as an “exit interview” as Peters prepares to leave the Senate. He discussed his record, Michigan, Washington and his plans for life after Congress. Click to hear raw interview

Michigan House of Representatives District 77 candidate Jennifer Long and Michigan Senate District 28 candidate Brandon Crabill talks to WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the Libertarian Party and their platforms (Photo credit: Jennifer Long and Brandon Crabill)

Changes are coming to Medicaid starting in 2027, including work requirements for enrollees. There are some exceptions. Dr. Katherine Hempstead, senior policy officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, explained the changes to WWJ's Amanda Forrester. (Photo credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus)

While the races for Michigan governor and U.S. Senate have been garnering much of the headlines during this election season, there are other statewide races that will be decided. One of them is for Attorney General. On the ballot is Democrat and current Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit, and Republican Doug Lloyd, the current Eaton County Prosecutor. As part of our election coverage, we're goi...

Edmund Gray tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the creation of the video game and the way he blends AI into his music. (photo credit: Edmund Gray)

The program is open to some people convicted of non-violent felonies. Armed Again founder and local attorney Barton Morris tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the program and what people need to know ahead of the application opening (photo credit: Getty Images)

Over half of Gen Z workers think changing jobs could mean greater salary potential, according to a new Robert Half survey. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Robert Half senior vice president & director of permanent services, Jeff Sokolowski. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

It will be a week of welcoming back Detroiters to the city as part of Detroit Homecoming 2026. Events are taking place at the new Cosm entertainment center. Claire Pfieffer, the director of Detroit Homecoming, spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Vadym Terelyuk/Getty Images).