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Chris Perras, Vice President of Grand Traverse Pie Company, speaks with WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins about their annual Pi Day special to celebrate one of mathematicians favorite days of the year. (Photo Credit: Jeremy Jenkins)

Former Detroit Violent Crimes Task Force Lieutenant Tom Berry tells WWJ's Tony Ortiz what law enforcement will be doing as the investigation moves forward.

The gunman was the only casualty of an active shooter situation at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Thursday. In the aftermath, WWJ was joined on the live line by Oakland County Exec. David Coulter who said the team at the Oakland County Emergency Operation Center has been monitoring the situation. (Photo credit: Steve Smith)

Steve Smith was at the temple and tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what he was seeing. (Photo credit: Steve Smith)

A survey from the Michigan Retailers Association shows nearly 75% of Michigan retailers report seeing a negative or strongly negative impact from tariffs and 56-percent of Michigan retailers said uncertainty surrounding tariffs has affected their businesses. Vic Veda, from the Michigan Retailers Association, talked with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

It's that time of year, when blue salamanders migrate in Marquette's Presque Isle Park. Northern Michigan University biology Professor Jill Leonard says they actually shut down a road so the little amphibians don't get run over. She spoke with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo: Northern Michigan University)

It's a major headache for drivers, beginning Wednesday, as a deteriorating freeway ramp has forced a closure at one of the busiest intersections in the Metro Detroit area. MDOT's Diane Cross joined WWJ's Tony Ortiz to share details. (WWJ Photo)

Disney’s The Lion King is back in Detroit for its sixth residency at the Detroit Opera House. It’s runs March 12th through April 5th. Actor Danny Grumich will portray Pumbaa – and joined WWJ’s Tracey McCaskill to discuss North America’s longest-running and most-attended Broadway tour. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions)

Detroit opened the third round of its Down Payment Assistance Program. Mayor Mary Sheffield said the initiative could help up to 450 first-time buyers with as much as $25,000 for down payments and closing costs. The program has already helped nearly 800 Detroit households purchase their first homes. Click to hear full announcement

If you're tempted to go look at the tornado damage in southwest Michigan, specifically Union City, officials there say stay away. WWJ's Luke Sloan talked with Branch County Emergency Management Coordinator Tim Miner. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

The new Nino Salvaggio store on the campus of Schoolcraft College in Livonia opens to the public Wednesday. WWJ's Luke Sloan talked with owner Leo Salvaggio. (Photo credit: WWJ's Rob Davidek)

Detroit will be represented at the upcoming South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Conference in Austin, Texas — specifically, Detroit's hip-hop scene. Adrian Tonon, producer of the Detroit show at the conference, and B Free, who is among the featured artists spoke in-studio with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar. (WWJ Photo)

Experts are sounding the alarm about the dangers of nicotine toxicity in children. Wayne State University toxicologist Varun Vohra tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what parents need to know

Butterflies are Blooming , the largest temporary tropical butterfly exhibit in the U.S. is on display at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the Gardens' John VanderHaagen. (photo credit-Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park)

Larger tax refunds could give a boost to spring time car sales. WWJ autobeat reporter Jeff Gilbert explains. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

In the six years since online sports betting became legal in Michigan, the industry has grown substantially, providing entertainment and tax revenue. But it also hurts a portion of the population that is susceptible to problematic gambling behaviors that harm themselves and others. Karley Abramson, Health Policy Research Associate for the Citizens Research Council, talked to WWJ's Ryan Wrecker abo...

Armed Again would allow those convicted of non-violent felonies to apply as long as they meet the requirements. Attorney Barton Morris tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the details.

As they prepare for Monday night's Horizon League tournament semi-final game against Robert Morris, WWJ's Tony Ortiz sat down for an interview with University of Detroit-Mercy head coach Mark Montgomery. (Photo: Tony Ortiz/WWJ)

Some sports at Western Michigan University will move to a new sports center in downtown Kalamazoo in Fall of 2027. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Western Michigan University president Russ Kavalhuna about it and efforts to increase enrollment.

Great Lakes Water Authority CEO Sue Coffey says a power disruption at a pumping station sent a high pressure wave through the system and caused a break in a 48-inch water transmission line. Coffey talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman on Sunday morning as crews were making repairs. (Photo credit: WWJ)

A fun, family event is coming to Detroit this Friday on Belle Isle. WWJ's Greg Bowman talked about the Celebration of 313 Day with Danielle Jackson from the Belle Isle Conservancy. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

A water main break early Saturday morning in a 48-inch transmission line has forced the city of Novi to issue a boil water advisory. WWJ's Jay Dennis talked with Novi City Manager Victor Cardenas. (Photo: Rob Davidek)

The museum is hosting their fifth Wayne County High School Art Exhibition. The DIA's Ani Garabedian tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester all the details.

Lori Edelson, a licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed social worker and the owner of Birmingham Maple Clinic in Troy, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss how Metro Detroiters with loved ones being bombarded during the conflict, as well as the families of soldiers stationed in the region, can handle stress and anxiety. (Photo Credit: Marco Di Lauro / Getty Images)

Turn your clocks ahead one hour on Sunday for Daylight Saving Time. Cardiologists say even a small disruption in sleep can have a measurable impact on heart health. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Corewell Health cardiologist, Dr. Akhil Gulati. (photo credit-Getty Images)