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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)

Justin Mendoza, Executive Director of Progress Michigan, spoke with WWJ's Miranda Richardson about why big tech platforms should be responsible for protecting users from online scams and fraud. (Photo Credit: Halfpoint/Getty Images)

Salvation Army Metro Detroit Area Commander Captain Shanell Debela tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what makes this campaign so special and how people can get involved. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Daylight Saving Time ends November 1, but it's not recommended to stay up later as we Fall back an hour. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Priority Health Nurse Care manager Charlotte Hobbs. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

Voters in the Dearborn school district will decide a $1.5 billion bond proposal that would raise money to build and improve buildings. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Superintendent Mike Esseily about the proposal and the job he's been in since July 1st. (Photo credit: WWJ)

In the latest poll from the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health, four out of five parents say having a baby is too expensive. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talks to poll co-director Dr. Sarah Clark (Photo credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Votebeat's Hayley Harding tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester where everything stands now and what questions remain unanswered. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Lyon Township Deputy Clerk April Talaga tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what voters need to know about absentee ballots, registering to vote and early in-person voting. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Karmanos Cancer Institute is continuing its Community Conversations on Cancer series this week. "The Road Ahead: Understanding Triple Negative Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Exploring Treatment" seminar is happening this Wednesday (10/21) at the Detroit Public Library, hosted by medical oncologist Dr. Assad and researcher Dr. Korkaya (Photo Credit: DragonImages/Getty Images). Brittany Dowe with Karma...

A Ferndale man reigns victorious at the 49th Detroit Free Press Marathon for the third consecutive year. Andy Bowman, 32, was the first to cross the finish line with an Olympic qualifying run, and a record breaking time of 2 hours, 12 minutes and 11 seconds. Allison Sherman, 26, of Lake Orion came in first in the women's division with a runtime of 2 hours, 43 minutes and 30 seconds. It was her fir...

The Rhonda Walker Foundation will be able to empower even more young Detroit girls thanks to a new partnership. It's teaming up with Girls Inc., a nationwide nonprofit that shares a similar mission. Founder and WDIV anchor Rhonda Walker spoke live with WWJ's Chris Keyzer about the partnership and the question that spurred Walker into action decades ago. (Photo Credit: Akarawut Lohacharoenvanich/Ge...

The 2027-2028 FAFSA application is now open. Tiffany Haddon, Success Program Manager at Detroit Regional Dollars for Scholars, says research shows over 40% of Michigan high school seniors and families waited until fall to complete their FAFSA, and that's far too late. She spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Richard Stephen/Getty Images).

Ahead of the Detroit Lions game with Green Bay on October 25th, Lions fan and Flushing resident Cody DeLorenzo is running more than 300 miles from Lambeau Field to Ford Field in Detroit, carrying a game ball the entire way to raise money for Henry Ford Health’s Game On Cancer program. Learn more at gameballrun.com. DeLorenzo talked with WWJ's Brendan Schabath. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images...

Corewell Dearborn surgical breast oncologist Zakiya Shakir tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know. (photo credit: Getty Images)

On this episode of the Azzo Law Legal Hour, Kyle and Lauren Azzo along with WWJ legal analyst Charlie Langton talk with a special guest who discusses the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act. (Photo credit: WWJ)