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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...

Grand Valley State University is setting up more programs in Detroit and southeast Michigan. The university Board of Trustees will be learning more about the Detroit strategy during their Friday meeting. University President Philomena Mantella talked with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar. (Photo credit: WWJ's Rob Davidek)

Chief Public Health Officer for the City of Detroit Ali Abazeed tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what exactly public health does and what the city is doing to support residents (photo credit: Getty Images)

Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine professor of ophthalmology and partner at Children’s Eyecare Dr. Rajesh Rao tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know about ordering from pop-up-shops. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Tiffany Bentley is a mother, a business woman, an author and a woman of strong faith. She is also a 10-year breast cancer survivor. She sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel to discuss her choice not to tell her then young children about her diagnosis until she finished chemotherapy; embracing her scars; and how her faith helped get her navigate the unknown. They also talked about her victory at...

There could be hundreds of miles of new transmission lines in northern and mid Michigan by 2032, but some land owners say they don't want them on their property. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the incoming executive director of Wheatland Music Organization in Mecosta County, Cindy McSurely. (Photo credit-Michael Galli -Barlow Family Farm)

Assistant chair of pediatrics for Henry Ford Health and Medical Director for the Pediatric Service Line for Henry Ford Health Uzma Shah tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the reasons behind pediatric usage. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Owner Dave Kutchey tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what makes this market so special and what people can buy right now. (photo credit: WWJ)

Nearly a dozen local cemeteries have dedicated gardens and natural areas where families can place the remains for free. Research says says over 25 percent of American families have ashes in their home, but is it a long term solution? The offer is good through October, at cemeteries owned by funeral services company Everstory Partners. Lawrence Michael, Everstory Partners' Senior Vice President of...

Oakland University students are holding a U.S. Senate Debate Watch Party tonight as Democratic candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed faces off against his Republican counterpart, Mike Rogers. Angelina Eleas, a sophomore at OU, speaks with WWJ's Greg Bowman about what young voters are hoping to hear. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Motortion)

Data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows teens crash more than four times as often per mile driven compared to older drivers. Kelley Blue Book Managing Editor Sean Tucker spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins about things parents should avoid. (Photo: Getty Images)

If a K-9 officer is injured in Michigan, North Flight Aero Med or Corewell Health Aero Med will transport them to Michigan State Veterinary Care. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the clinical flight operations manager, Leslie Schutte. (Photo credit-Corewell Health/Michigan State University)

Lisa Whitmore Davis of Southfield compiled thousands of photos and videos that she took during her chemotherapy for breast cancer into a full length documentary called "The Whitmore Project." A free showing of The Whitmore Project will take place on Sunday, October 25 at the IBEW Building in Detroit, followed by a panel discussion with survivors and doctors. Karmanos will also be on hand at the ev...

Keeping kids safe when they're riding the bus to and from school. That's the goal of "Operation Safe Stop," a statewide effort to make sure drivers stop when school buses are picking up or dropping off kids. Katrina Morris, the Executive Director of the Michigan Association of Pupil Transportation, talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo by Emily Elconin/Getty Images)

To prepare for this upcoming holiday season, Amazon said they're looking to hire over 300,000 people nationwide, with about 12,500 here in Michigan. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Eileen Hards on the process and what they're looking for. (Photo credit: Getty Images / Jorge Villalba)