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It's a growing reality as technology progresses. WYCD's Roxanne Steele tells her story to WWJ's Amanda Forrester. Hear Roxanne Saturday afternoons on our sister station, 99.5 WYCD! (Photo credit: Audacy)

Some popular trails and campgrounds are underwater as parts of about half of all Michigan counties continue to deal with flooding. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Tom Bissett, Assistant Chief of the Michigan DNR Parks and Recreation Division, who said they're hoping most campgrounds will be ready for the busy Memorial Day weekend. (Photo: Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with Warren Mayor Lori Stone about the inaugural Youth Leadership Conference; which brought together more than a hundred high school students to develop leadership skills. (Photo Credit: LightFieldStudios / Getty Images)

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace and local leaders are gathering in Detroit this week to figure out what comes next. The Michigan Works! Association is kicking off its inaugural AI at Work at the MotorCity Casino Hotel. CEO Ryan Hundt spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins. (Photo: Getty Images/tadamichi)

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that kids get 60 to 90 minutes of outdoor activity every day. Now a bill brought forth in Lansing would protect that much-loved break time during the school day, best known as recess. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with State Rep. Matt Koleszar of Plymouth who introduced new legislation to mandate a minimum amount of time for recess at elementary schools: at...

A former detective for the Detroit Police Department made national headlines this week, for her alleged wrongdoing over many years. CNN on Sunday published an article focused on retired detective Barbara Simon, who's been accused of coercing hundreds of Black men into making false statements that have landed them in prison for decades. CNN cited the Detroit Metro Times, which has given several pri...

Star international Academy's Noor El-Hajj received offers totaling $11.8 million. She tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about her plans for the future and offers advice to other students (photo credit: Star International Academy)

It'll cost you more to fill up your tank today. The average price for a gallon of gas in Michigan is $4.02, up 19 cents from this time last week. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar were joined live by Patrick DeHaan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy, who said prices could jump again soon. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

GM, Ford and Stellantis report their first quarter earnings this week. What can we expect? We talk with analyst Jeff Schuster of S and P Global Mobility. (Photo: Getty Images)

Gunshots rocked last night's annual White House Correspondents Association Dinner. Investigators believe the attack was politically driven. Peter Trumbore, Chair of Oakland University's Political Science Department, spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (Photo Credit: Apu Gomes / Stringer/Getty Images).

40 years ago, one of the worst nuclear disasters in human history rocked Ukraine and uprooted whole communities. A steam explosion at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and subsequent fires released a portion of the reactor core into the surroundings. The fire and acute radiation sickness killed at least 30 firefighters and operators within months. Taras Oleksyk, Oakland University Biology Professor, r...

Business owners on Mackinac Island are getting ready for the island's Opening Day on May 1st. Steph Castelein, Managing Director for the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau, sat down with WWJ's Jay Dennis with what to expect this season. (Photo Credit: scgerding/Getty Images).

WWJ's Jeremy Otto spoke with Clemson coach Dabo Swinney about the Lions latest draft pick Blake Miller. Miller played 4 seasons under Swinney. (Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images for ONIT)

Michigan has seen a significant increase in tick-borne illnesses -- including Lyme disease. Annette Jackson tells WWJ's Taylor Dietz about the illness.

James Naus, a historian of the Crusades and chair of the history department at Oakland University, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss his recent op-ed in USA Today drawing parallels between our current conflict in the Middle East with the Crusades. (Photo Credit: Jorisvo / Getty Images)

WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke to legendary play-by-play announcer George Blaha to preview Game #3 of the first-round NBA playoff series between the Pistons and the Orlando Magic. (Photo credit: Getty Images / Gregory Shamus / Staff)

The roar of race cars will be taking over the streets of downtown Detroit in just over a month and someone who hopes to be popping the champagne at the finish line is Santino Ferrucci, who drives for AJ Hoyt Racing. He talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige. (Photo credit: WWJ)

Two days in a row, a man on trial for allegedly killing a Melvindale police officer interrupted proceedings by starting to shout. Michael Lopez is on trial for the murder of Corporal Mohamed Said. During Friday's testimony, Lopez got out of his seat, and told the judge and jury that his attorney is not fit to represent him. WWJ's Luke Sloan was in the courtroom. (Photo credit: MDOC)

Check your medicine cabinet because you can take unused drugs to a Michigan State Police on Saturday for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Michigan State Police Colonel James Grady. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Golf pros, instructors and managers from courses around the state are heading out to Bandon Dunes in Oregon to take part in the PGA Professional Championship. WWJ's Chris Fillar caught up with Jordan Weinger of Twin Beach CC in West Bloomfield, who's in the field. (Photo by Jordan Weinger)

Detroit is one of only three cities worldwide selected for a global clean freight innovation challenge bringing $1.5M to pilot electric, hydrogen, and fast charging delivery solutions at Eastern Market. Leaders say the projects will reduce emissions, improve last-mile logistics, and strengthen Detroit’s role as a mobility innovation hub globally.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche signed an order to reclassify state licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug. What does that mean? WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Jerry Millen, owner of Greenhouse of Walled Lake, to get his reaction. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

The group has covered nearly 700 severe storms over the last two years. Vice President and Cofounder Chandler Bos tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about their mission.

There will be tens of thousands of books Laurel Park mall in Livonia starting this weekend. It's all for Bookstock, the annual sale to raise money for education and literacy projects across Metro Detroit. It runs April 26 thru May 3rd. WWJ's Jackie Paige talked with Neal Rubin, a Detroit Free Press columnist and Honorary Chairperson of Bookstock, (Photo credit: Getty Images)

WWJ has been talking with various candidates for Michigan Governor. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt from west Michigan who says he's focused on faith, family and community. (Photo from Aric Nesbitt for Governor campaign)