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A new study reveals some of the workplace habits that could be driving your coworkers crazy. Julie Jones, a workplace expert and Senior Partner at TrustPoint Sandler, talked with WWJ's Miranda Richardson. (Photo credit: WWJ's Rob Davidek)

The Michigan State Police is highlighting new milestones in officer training and community engagement. MSP has officially fulfilled its pledge to the International Association of Chiefs of Police to become a designated Trust Building agency. To earn the recognition, Col. James Grady sats the department proved its commitment to de-escalation, behavioral health response, and bias-free policing. He s...

Tuesday is the first day of school for thousands of kids in Metro Detroit. And with new schools, teachers and classmates may come new anxieties. For tips on how to handle it, WWJ's Amanda Forrester spoke with Dr. Jameel Smith, Director of Psychotherapy Services for Henry Ford Health Behavioral Health Service Line. (Photo: Getty Images)

Governor Whitmer led thousands of people across the Mackinac Bridge for the annual Labor Day walk. Before walking from St. Ignace to Mackinac City, the Governor talked with WWJ's Jackie Paige. (Photo credit: MDOT)

Oakland University Professor and Political Science Department Chair Peter Trumbore discussed with WWJ's Kyle Kimball how he explains September 11th to his students in his course on Terrorism. (Photo Credit: vadimrysev/GettyImages).

A local author and publisher is empowering writers to "Write Their Book in a Day" with a day-long virtual workshop later this month. Elizabeth Atkins with Two Sisters Writing and Publishing in Grosse Pointe Farms said writers will leave the retreat with an actionable outline, information about publishing, story and voice development and more. She spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball.

This coming Friday marks 25 years since planes were hijacked and flown into the World Trade Center buildings as well as the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania, with memorials and remembrance ceremonies planned all over the country. University of Michigan Professor of Practice at the Ford School of Public Policy, Javed Ali was in Washington D.C. on September 11th, 2001 and saw the aftermath. He s...

This is the week we find out what's in the future for our phones and other Apple products, but one may steal the show. On Wednesday, Apple is set to reveal the iPhone 18 lineup including a new foldable phone. PC Mag mobile analyst Iyaz Akhtar spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Brandon Bell / Getty Images).

The D2A2 busline that ferries people back and forth from Detroit and Ann Arbor is getting an upgrade, adding several early morning pickups and arrival times. WWJ's Rachel Miller spoke with Ben Stupka, Executive Director of the Regional Transportation Authority of Southeast Michigan, about the expansion and what else might be in store for the RTA.

This is Labor Day weekend and political candidates will be out campaigning at various events and festivals. Ahead of the November 3rd elections, WWJ is interviewing various candidates. 10th Congressional District Republican Mike Bouchard is running against Democrat Christina Hines. The district is in Macomb County and a portion of Oakland County. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar talked with Bou...

Metro Detroit cities were included in one of the viral videos. FBI Detroit Field Office Supervisory Senior Resident Agent (SSRA) T. Kovac tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what this trend is and what parents need to know (photo credit: Getty Images)

University of Michigan physics professor Wolfgang Lorenzon tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what the experiment is and why it matters. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Professional eater Joey Chestnut is attending EMU's football game vs. San Jose State tonight where he will participate in a doughnut eating contest. WWJ's Jeremy Otto caught up with him about the event, his career, and most importantly the coney dog. (Photo by Adam Gray/Getty Images)

20-35,000 people are expected to take part in the Mackinac Bridge Walk on Labor Day. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the Mackinac Bridge Authority's James Lake. (photo credit-M-DOT-Mackinac Bridge Autority)

Here's a chance to relieve many of your childhood memories. One of the Boblo Boats has been brought back to life as a walk through museum. WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with Ron Kattoo -- who owns the SS. Ste Claire. (Photo credit: WWJ's Charlie Langton)

There's a ton of tree damage across the Metro Detroit area after strong storms this week. What should you do about it? WWJ's Amanda Forrester spoke with an expert at Great Oaks Landscape and Maintenance. (Photo: Trees down in Clawson. Credit: Evan Jankens)

A Harvard Medical School geneticist says we need to completely change the way we think about getting older. Dr. David Sinclair argues that aging is actually a disease that science can slow down or even reverse, while his lab is currently working on an age restoration drug. He spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins. (Photo: Getty Images)

The annual Arts, Beats and Eats festival kicks off in downtown Royal Oak on Friday, September 4th. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with festival producer Jon Witz.

DNR Human wildlife interaction specialist Jared Duquette tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know about living by one of the state's largest mammals. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The Livingston County Sheriff is speaking out about the department's decision to remove Flock cameras after about half dozen vandalism incidents. Sheriff Mike Murphy said the department is temporarily pulling all of their cameras to prevent further damage. He talked with WWJ's Jon Hewett. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Michigan hockey will play a pair of outdoor hockey games this season. The first will be in Kalamazoo in January. The second match-up, which was just announced, will take place at Lambeau Field in February. UM head coach Brandon Naurato caught up with WWJ's Jeremy Otto to talk about it and the outlook for his team. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

The species is monitored each year by health officials. Wayne County Health Department Chief Medical Officer Doctor Avani Sheth tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the mosquitos. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The University of Michigan has formally approved C. Cybele Raver as its 17th president. The Vanderbilt provost takes over December first, inheriting a university facing major questions about research funding, affordability, politics, athletics and its relationship with the federal government. Raver says she is ready to lead U-M through that changing landscape. Tim Pamplin reports.

If you're interested in one of Michigan's amazing fish that can live for hundreds of years, your chance is this Saturday. The Black River Sturgeon Hatchery is offering free tours at the facility near Onaway on Sept. 5, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 12: 30 p.m. Michigan DNR fisheries biologist Neal Godby says sturgeon are a state threatened species and many groups are working for their recovery. He spok...

Thousands of children around the country are hurt each year in lawn mower accidents. Children’s Hospital of Michigan pediatric hospitalist Doctor Kevin Daisy tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the dangers posed by the machines. (photo credit: Getty Images)