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Metro Detroit and Michigan could get a boost in beer sales thanks to the Michigan Wolverines playing in the Final Four. That's according to newly released data from the Beer Institute in Washington DC. WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Andrew Heritage, Chief Economist at the Beer Institute. (Photo: Getty Images/Rob Carr/Staff)

If you're planning to indulge while you're at the ballpark for the Detroit Tigers home opener, Lyft and Wallside windows are giving you a discounted safe ride home. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Wallside President Adam Blanck about their 9 year partnership that allows this discount. (Photo: Taylor Dietz/WWJ)

If you damage your vehicle hitting a pothole, you could get some repair money through the "Pothole Payback" contest through the Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation Association or MITA. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the vice president of government affairs, Lance Binoniemi. (Photo: MITA)

We talk with Ford analyst Erich Merkel about sales at his company, and the industry as a whole in the first quarter. (Photo: Getty Images)

Dr. Peter Trumbore, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at Oakland University, talks with WWJ's Kyle Kimball following President Trump's prime-time address to the nation, Wednesday night. (Photo: President Donald Trump speaks from the Cross Hall of the White House on April 1, 2026 in Washington, DC. Trump used the prime-time address to update the nation on the war in Iran. B...

When will the defunct mall, at Hall Road and Schoenherr, finally come down? It's been sitting there closed since the summer of 2024. WWJ's Amada Forrester got an update from Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor. (WWJ Photo)

Researchers at Lawrence Technological University may have solved Michigan's pothole problem. Instead of using steel to reinforce concrete, LTU teams used carbon fiber strands and they say that keeps the concrete from buckling and creating potholes. Senior vice president of research Dr. Nabil Grace talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo credit: WWJ's Luke Sloan)

It's been 50 years since American astronauts traveled to the Moon. But, starting Wednesday evening, four astronauts are headed to the Moon aboard Artemis 2. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Grand Valley State University anthropology Professor Deana Weibel. (Image credit: Karl Tate)

This is no April Fool's Day joke. Laughing is good for you. While it can temporarily lift your mood, Jessica Jensen, a psychotherapist with Henry Ford Health, says your mental health can also benefit from a lighthearted holiday like April Fool's Day. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to her about it. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield delivered her first State of the City address Tuesday night and talked about a variety of plans. Speaking live with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar Wednesday morning, she said she's proud of her first three months as mayor. (Photo credit: City of Detroit)

An estimated one in 500 people will be diagnosed with anal cancer during their lifetime. At least 20% of them will not learn of their cancer until it has metastasized. Dr. Wasif Saif, leader of the Gastrointestinal and Neuroendocrine Oncology Multidisciplinary Team, told WWJ's Christina McDaniel this is partly because people are too embarrassed to discuss the symptoms with their doctors. So today,...

ORV season gets underway in Michigan on Wednesday. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the manager of Silver Lake State Park in west Michigan, Jody Johnston.

Police had been searching for a "dangerous dog" on the loose, after three dogs attacked and seriously injured a jogger in Plymouth Township over the weekend. Plymouth Police Chief James Knittel said the third dog was found Tuesday morning, near a gas station on Ann Arbor Rd. He spoke with WWJ's Pat Vitale. (Photo: Plymouth Twp. Police)

The FBI says the attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield earlier this month was a Hezbollah inspired act of terrorism targeting the Jewish community. Jennifer Runyan, FBI Detroit Special Agent in Charge who says the suspect, Ayman Ghazali, started plotting the attack just three days before he drove his truck into the building. She shared details with reporters at a briefing on Monday. (Photo by...

This far-fetched proposal has been getting a lot of reaction from people in Detroit and the region. Real estate developer Rod Lockwood wants to buy Belle Isle for $1 billion, and turn it into a "special economic zone" for the ultra-rich — with high-incoming housing, mixed-use developments, restaurants, and more. After a new poll showed support for the idea, WWJ's Tracy McCaskill was joined live by...

Popular podcaster and Michigan priest Father Joe Krupp sat down with WWJ's Jeremy Otto to discuss the Tigers home opener coinciding with Good Friday. Can Catholics eat hot dogs? Can they attend the game? We also discuss his large Tigers collection and how he has incorporated the team in his church plus what Good Friday means to Catholics in general. Photo: Getty Images/George Wood

Now on public view at the Detroit Zoo: Three African lion cubs are out-and-about in their habitat for the first time this week. WWJ's Charlie Langton spoke with Associate Mammal Curator, Melissa Thueme. (Photo: One of the new cubs with father lion "Kalu," credit: Charlie Langton)

Spring Break is upon us, but fuel prices and travel delays have some Michiganders sticking closer to home this year. WWJ's Jay Dennis spoke with Nick Nerbonne of Travel Michigan, who says you don't have to leave the state to find some great experiences. (Photo: Getty Images)

Since 2006, workers in a small town in the Upper Peninsula have manufactured the Final Four floor that's played on every year to wrap up college basketball's Big Dance. The NCAA commissioned Connor Sports in Crystal Falls to create the floor panels and ship them out months in advance of the actual tournament. The company's Marketing Director Zach Riberdy talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar. (Photo cred...

Catholics celebrated Palm Sunday yesterday. It marks the start of Holy Week which culminates with Easter on April 5th. At the same time the Archdiocese of Detroit will welcome 1,400 people into the Catholic church. Father Joe Mallia of St. Kieran Parish in Shelby Township talked with WWJ's Jay Dennis on Saturday morning. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The Iran War has surpassed one month. This comes amid reports of possible boots on the ground on Iran, and the arrival of 2,500 U.S. marines to the Middle East on Friday. Oakland University Professor and Political Science Chair Peter Trumbore spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball about the unexpected lessons of the Iran War, the dangers ahead, and where we go from here. (Photo Credit: Majid Saeedi /...

March 29th is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. It's a special "welcome home" to the 9,000,000 Americans who never got proper recognition when they returned to the U.S. after their service. Over 58,000 Americans died in the Vietnam War (1955-1975). Jack Devine served in the Air Force from 1965-1969. He's one of the founding members of Vietnam Veterans of America, Detroit Chapter. He spoke live wi...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League will play at 1 p.m. Saturday followed by the Red Wings at 8. The women’s league involves 8 teams with many players from the Olympics. WWJ's Jay Dennis talked with Amy Scheer, PWHL Executive Vice President of Business Operations. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The Henry Ford Health System is hosting an interactive awareness event in Rochester Hills right now-- about the leading cause of cancer-related death among adults under 50. It includes free on site risk assessments, same day appointments, even a dietician and an interactive exhibit of a colon. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with Henry Ford Colorectal Surgeon Dr. Jasneet Bhullar (Photo Credit: Panuwat Dang...

It's an exciting time for Michigan and Michigan State fans as the Spartans and Wolverines are set to play in the Sweet 16. MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige from Washington DC, where he'll be attending the game. (Photo credit: Getty Images)