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After the only water main feeding Orion Twp fails, the Fire Chief orders non essential businesses closed, and bans open fires. Fix likely to take 7 -10 days. WWJ's Tim Pamplin spoke with the Chief Allen, hear the raw interview by clicking the link

Believe it or not, the Polar Vortex is being blamed for the chilly May weather we've been having in Metro Detroit. But the National Weather Service tells us, while temps have indeed been below normal, this isn't too atypical for Michigan. WWJ's Amanda Forrester spoke with Senior Forecaster Steve Considine about that, and a warmup on the way. (Photo: Getty Images)

More than 1.3 million Michiganders are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home for Memorial Day weekend. AAA Michigan says that's the second highest on record for the holiday. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with AAA Michigan's Adrienne Woodland. (Photo: Getty Images)

It could be two weeks before water pressure is restored to Orion Township and other communities in northern Oakland County affected by a 42-inch water main break in River Woods Park in Auburn Hills. A State of Emergency has been declared in Orion Township where businesses and schools are closed. Township Supervisor Chris Barnett and Great Lakes Water Authority CEO Sue Coffey talked with WWJ's Jack...

It's call the world's largest autonomy and robotics event and it's taking place this week in Huntington Place in downtown Detroit. This year's focus at XPONENTIAL 2026 is on how drones, robotics and autonomous systems are moving from pilots to real-world deployment. One of the companies involved is Hylio and CEO Arthur Erickson talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)

This is a week people across Michigan can say "Thank You" to police officers, sheriff deputies or Michigan State Police Troopers. Sunday was the start of Police Week. The tradition started 63 years ago by President John F. Kennedy. In Michigan, State Representative Mike Harris from Waterford sponsored a Police Week resolution. Harris is a former police officer and he talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman....

We talk with Scott Paul, President of the Alliance for American Manufacturing about his concerns with the idea of having Chinese brand vehicles built in the United States.

Workers from the Great Lakes Water Authority are on scene of a 42-inch water main break in Auburn Hills. Residents are asked to limit water use. WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with Sue Coffey, the CEO of the Authority. (Photo credit: Great Lakes Water Authority)

It's been called the worst case scenario in northern Oakland County where a 42-inch transmission line ruptured early Sunday morning. WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with Orion Township Chris Barnett. (Photo credit: Great Lakes Water Authority)

Millions of birds will return to Michigan over the next few weeks. Audubon of Michigan Director of Research Max Henschell tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about migrating birds and how you can help make their journey safer (Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has review of Mortal Kombat II -- the latest R-rated action film based on the iconic video game series. (Photo Credit: Chris Hyde / Stringer / Getty Images)

Letter carriers across metro Detroit will be on the go this weekend, but their work will not end after they deliver the mail. For the 34th year, they'll be taking part in the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. People are asked to put out canned goods at their mailboxes. WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with Linda Azar from Macomb Community Action. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

The trend has grown in popularity over recent years as a way to help bee populations. MSU Extension consumer horticulture educator David Lowenstein tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester better ways to support pollinators.

An unusual outbreak of hantavirus that broke out on the MV Hondius cruise ship off the African coast has already killed three people and is causing panic across the globe. What is hantavirus, really? And how much should we be worried about it here in Michigan? WWJ's Amanda Forrester spoke with DMC Infectious Disease expert Dr. Lea Monday. (Photo: Getty Images)

A Bloomfield Hills family says they're offering a $10,000 reward for the safe return of their beloved dog, Harvey. Harvey, a 10-year-old black and white terrier mix, has been missing since March 6, and evidence suggests someone picked him up. Crissy Murphy says her family does not feel complete without him. She sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo Credit: Crissy Murphy).

Josh Groban will return to Detroit in June as part of his world tour. He tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the tour, his music and the importance of the arts in schools. (photo credit: Sami Drasin)

A local mom, using her own family's experience to encourage heart health checks for students. Kelly Dolan says she'll never forget the phone call she got last year about her 14-year-old daughter Alyssa who collapsed during track practice at Allen Park High School. A Student Heart Check session is scheduled for this Saturday, May 9. Dolan talked with WWJ's Pat Vitale.

May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society estimates roughly 25,000 Americans will be diagnosed with a primary cancerous brain tumor in 2026. The most common type, glioblastoma, is among the deadliest cancer types. However, a revolutionary new treatment approach known as bioelectric medicine is giving patients new hope and paving the way for long-term survivorship. Dr. Michae...

WWJ's Chris Fillar hosts a discussion about the Huron-Clinton Metroparks. There are 14 to enjoy. Listen to hear more about the Trail Challenge and why some find the Metroparks to be a safer place to run. These are Your Metroparks, Your Stories.

Our series of conversations with the candidates running for governor of Michigan continues with Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson, who says people are tired of division and hate. He talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo credit: Marisa Jenkins/WWJ)

Our series of conversations with the candidates running for governor of Michigan continues, as Democrat Jocelyn Benson visited the WWJ studios Monday. She talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo by Bonnie Cash/Getty Images)

If you like Morel mushrooms, now is the time to go hunting for them in Michigan. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Morel hunter, Shanthi Appelo, who's the health and wellness expert at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. (photo credit-Shanthi Appelo)

More than a third of Michiganders are over 50 and a new poll shows that 82% see the state as a good place to grow old. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke to the director of the Michigan Poll on Healthy Aging, Dr. Jeff Kullgren. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

A one-of-a-kind event that will benefit FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation is happening Friday, May 8th. The non-profit organization in Birmingham provides therapies to more than 16-hundred people with disabilities. Pam Ayres from FAR talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo credit: FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation)

With higher gas prices, you might think older Americans are cutting back on travel. The director of travel at AARP Services Inc, Steve Guilday, says that's not the case. He talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)