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Soundbytes host Allan Davidson talks with WWJ Newsradio 950 anchor Kyle Kimball about AI and screen time. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Gypsy Simonyi was killed in 2025 by a driver in Howell. Gypsy's dad, Brandon Stonebraker, tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester how the family is honoring her legacy with their nonprofit Wings of Gypsy. (photo credit: Brandon Blankenship)

A new six-part streaming series celebrates Detroit's most iconic small businesses including Henry The Hatter, Pewabic Pottery, and John King Used and Rare Books. Jason Dean is host and executive producer. He joined WWJ's Chris Keyzer live. (Photo Credit: TheCrimsonRibbon/GettyImages).

Marty Dobek, the Executive Director of the Detroit Sports Commission, speaks with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar about the upcoming I Ran the D 5K taking place in downtown Detroit this Saturday morning. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / WoodysPhotos)

The Rocket Classic announced three top ten golfers have committed to the event including #3 Cameron Young, #8 Russell Henley and #10 Xander Schauffele. Jeremy Otto caught up with tournament director Mark Hollis who says it's the best early field they have ever had. Photo: Jeremy Otto

This is a special week for teachers across Metro Detroit and the State. Teacher Appreciation Week starts Monday and runs through Friday. Michigan Education Association President Chandra Meddaferi talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo by Anthony Devlin/Getty Images)

From Lyon Township to Oakland County's 1st District, recall campaigns are drawing attention as residents push back on decisions involving data centers and FLOCK surveillance technology. In this special report, Tim Pamplin examines what’s driving the movement — and why more citizens are getting engaged. Click to hear Tim's special report.

The Zekeleman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills is hosting a special event this week. Arthur Horwitz, Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame Inductee and former Detroit Jewish News publisher, will officially launch his new memoir, Dual Identities. He spoke with WWJ's Kyle Kimball.

Spirit Airlines announced it's shutting down all operations as of Saturday, May 2nd. The budget airline failed to secure an 11th hour bailout from the Trump administration before running out of cash. The Wayne County Airport Authority asked Sprit customers to not come to the airport if they had tickets for a flight on Saturday. Meantime, several airlines are stepping up to help with reduced or fro...

Thousands of students from around the country are in Houston this weekend for the nation's premier robotics competition. Its the annual FIRST Robotics World Championship. FIRST stands for "For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology." WWJ's Jackie Paige talked with Clarkston High School's coach, Kyle Hughes, and team leader Ameera Abdellateef. (Photo credit: FIRST Robotics)

Rattlewood Farms in Oxford will host the first annual event August 1st and 2nd. Founder Jessica Filiatrault tell's WWJ's Amanda Forrester the details

Ford is bringing back the popular employee pricing for all promotion, with a new campaign tied into America's 250th birthday. We talk with Robert Kaffl, Ford executive director for US sales. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

While The Devil Wears Prada is a cornerstone of 21st century pop culture -- the sequel arrives at a very different moment in time for both the fashion AND film industry. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of The Devil Wears Prada 2 ... a movie 20 years in the making. (Photo Credit: Michael Coppola / Getty Images)

Looking for something fun and different to do? WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on around Metro Detroit this weekend.

The Melvindale community gathered to honor and remember Corporal Mohamed Said, a day after the man suspected of murdering him was found guilty on all counts including murder. WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with Melvindale Police Chief Christopher Egan shortly after the vigil ended. (Photo credit: Said family photo)

Dr. David Strahle of Fenton, radiologist and retired CEO of Regional Medical Imaging, almost died as a young pilot flying a plane in a thunderstorm. The problem: dense clouds hid storm cells on the radar system and made the dangerous storms evasive. He never dreamed, years, later, he'd discover the same problem while attempting to detect breast cancer. His research involving over 670 women uncover...

The Birmingham School District is promising a thorough investigation after antisemitic materials turned up at a multi-cultural celebration.

Thousands of books are up for grabs at Bookstock, Used Book & Media Sale at Laurel Park in Livonia through Sunday, May 3rd. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Bookstock's Samantha Foon & Roz Blanck. (Photo credit-Bookstock)

You can see millions of tulips in Holland, Michigan for Tulip Time through May 10th, in its 97th year. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with executive director Gwen Auerda. (photo credit-Tulip Time)

A woman recounts what happened when she lost her job to AI, and we hear about communities fighting about data centers in their midst. Plus, record-setting gas prices are about to strike, one expert warns and we discuss how Americans are feeling about their finances.

In 2024, the Michigan Poison & Drug Information Center says a record 105 children under the age of 6 had to be hospitalized in Michigan after accidentally eating marijuana-infused gummies. It's a growing problem here and across the U.S, according to Dr. Curt Stankovic the Division Chief of Emergency Medicine at Children's Hospital of Michigan. He spoke with WWJ's Tony Ortiz after an incident this...

The ACLU of Michigan and Michigan Immigrant Rights Center have called on Congress to request an independent investigation of the facility. West Michigan legal fellow for the ACLU of Michigan Ewurama Appiagyei-Dankah tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the reports they've received.

Detroit tourism leaders say the region is gaining momentum, with new hotels, major events like the 2027 NCAA Final Four, and continued investment driving growth. Officials highlighted opportunities ahead, while acknowledging challenges in sustaining that momentum and ensuring the benefits reach communities across Southeast Michigan. Click to hear raw interview with Visit Detroit's Claude Molinari.

The average price for a gallon of gas in Michigan hit an average of $4.58 on Thursday.

A Wayne County jury has found Michael Lopez guilty in the fatal shooting of Melvindale Police Officer Mohamed Said. Prosecutors said Lopez opened fire during a 2024 foot chase. After hearing days of testimony and reviewing the evidence, jurors returned guilty verdicts in just 45 minutes. Lopez now faces life in prison, with out parole when he is sentence May 18th. Click to hear verdicts being read...