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The flooding issues Up North are getting more serious as the week goes on. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill was joined live by our reporter Tim Pamplin, who's made his way to Cheboygan County where a dam failure could endanger thousands. BR>(Photo: Rod Meloni)

Proms can be both an exciting and costly event for many. Jackets for Jobs is trying to offset some of that impact for students. Founder and CEO Alison Vaughn tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the annual giveaway.

Teams from the National Weather Service fanned out across southeastern Michigan on Wednesday, trying to confirm if there were tornado touchdowns in several areas. Rich Pollman with the National Weather Service office in White Lake was surveying damage near Saginaw. He spoke live with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker.

What can you do if your claim from a crash is denied? What lessons can you learn from different cases? Azzo Law founder Lauren Sitto Azzo and WWJ legal analyst Charlie Langton host The Legal Hour. (Photo credit: Azzo Law)

Gabby Jones-Casey, Executive Vice President and the Director of Home Care & Community Based Services at SEIU (Service Employee International Union) Healthcare Michigan, speaks with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker about Wednesday's rally in Lansing, with contract talks with the state health department nearing. (Photo Credit: Emily Elconin / Stringer / Getty Images)

Stress can be good or bad for you. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Priority Health vice president of medical and clinical operations, Dr. David Rzeszutko. (photo credit-Getty Images)

One in six Michigan children will be abused or neglected before they turn 18. Director of The Guidance Center's Kids-TALK Children’s Advocacy Center Melanie Richards tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the displays and why they're so important.

In a 1997 cold case, Southfield police say new DNA testing helped identify a suspect in the stabbing death of Deborah Kennedy. Detective Daniel Weeks reopened the investigation, leading to the arrest of former neighbor Robert Joseph Covington in southern Illinois, now extradited and jailed without bond on murder charges after decades sitting in the cold case cabinet. Click to hear the full Police...

Nearly three decades after his neighbor was found stabbed to death inside her Southfield home, her neighbor — tracked down out-of-state — has been charged with her murder. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports it's thanks to a dedicated detective, and the latest DNA tech. (Photo provided by the Southfield PD)

It's been a debate on social media: whether or not it's too early to turn on the air conditioning. There's no right or wrong answer, according to Josh Bigelow, at Great Dane Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical. He spoke with WWJ's Pat Vitale. (Photo: Getty Images)

Starting in May, construction will get underway on the Charlevoix business district in Grosse Pointe Park. Charlevoix street from Alter to Beaconsfield will be closed until November as crews work on a new streetscape. The goal is to make the downtown area curbless, with new lights and trees. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to City Manager Nick Sizeland about everything from the design to rats.

Daisy was missing for a week after being shot. Her owner Adam Forma tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about how they found her and how she's doing (photo credit: Adam Forma)

Flooding issues are leading to problems in northern Michigan including along a popular tourist destination. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Michigan Department of Transportation spokesman James Lake. (Photo credit: MDOT)

President Trump says the U.S. is still willing to engage with Iran to negotiate a resolution. This after talks last week failed to reach an agreements. On Sunday, WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with Dr. Peter Trumbore, professor and Political Science Department Chair at Oakland University while WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with Saeed Khan, an associate professor of Near Eastern Studies at Wayne State Unive...

The tax deadline is almost here. Speaking with WWJ's Chris Fillar, Blue Monarch Financial CEO Brigette Engstrom is urging Metro Detroiters to stop looking back when reviewing their taxes and look forward instead. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is trying to figure out why co-called zombie fish, deep water lake trout, are dying in Lake Superior. DNR Research Biologist Shawn Sitar talked with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Registration is now open for one of the community's most inclusive - and fun- charitable events! The Best Buddies Friendship Walk is the leading event in the country supporting inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and takes place Sunday, April 26th, at the Detroit Zoo. WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with Jon Ganci, director of mission advancement at Best Buddies Michigan...

University of Michigan fans lined up early to watch a victory parade for the NCAA champions. WWJ's Charlie Langton and Jon Hewett were along the parade route. (Photo credit: WWJ"s Charlie Langton)

Officials say distracted driving is one of the biggest risks for those on the road. Wayne State University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences faculty member Dr. Randall Commissaris tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the data and how it's collected.

Mary Badham was only ten years old when she was nominated for an Oscar for her role as Scout Finch in the classic film "To Kill A Mockingbird," which was released in 1962. Mary will be in Detroit this weekend as the movie is shown at Detroit's Historic Redford Theater. She sat down with WWJ's Greg Bowman to talk about her role in the film and her appearance in Detroit.

A new report shows women make 79 cents for every dollar earned by men. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Steohanie Beckhorn from the Michigan Labor and Economic Opportunity Department, about their efforts to help women.

Blue Origin astronaut Aisha Bowe who was at Washtenaw Community College last night says the Artemis II mission is an Apollo moment. She talked with WWJ's Darrylin Horne and other reporters before giving a TED talk Thursday. (Aisha Bowe Girlboss Rally NYC 2018 at Knockdown Center on November 18, 2018 in Maspeth, New York. (Photo by JP Yim/Getty Images for Girlboss Rally NYC 2018)

Mike Narlock, Head of Astronomy at Cranbrook Institute of Science, speaks with WWJ's Luke Sloan about the return of the Artemis II crew to Earth after trip around the moon. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

The 4th annual "Detroit River Career Expo" is happening Friday at the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority. Mark Schrupp, Executive Director of the Port Authority, talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar about the event that involves cruise lines, cargo companies and more. (Photo credit: WWJ)

A yearly game involving high school students, which sometimes raises concern among homeowners, is underway across Metro Detroit. Water Wars involves teams of students who try to spray other competitors with water to eliminate them from the game. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Warren Police Lieutenant John Gajewski. (Photo credit: Getty Images)