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The national average price for gas has risen above $3-dollars a gallon for the first time since November. Refineries are starting to prepare for the summer-blend maintenance. So what is going to happen next? WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to GasBuddy analyst Patrick DeHaan to get his analysis. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

"The Diary of Anne Frank" opens this Friday, March 6, and runs through March 22 at Birmingham Village Players. The play brings Anne's famous diary to life on stage, telling the tragic story of eight people hiding from the Nazis during World War Two. And it shines a light on Anne's courage, spirit, and love, and her belief that "Despite everything, I still believe that people are really good at hea...

A recent study suggests it could be helping your brain. Michigan Audobon CEO Kathleen Mennillo tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the benefits of birding.

Why is China beating the U.S. in electric vehicle production and innovation? Here's why. Plus, a professor discusses preparing students for an AI future and we learn about the country's biggest owl festival, where everyone is urged to come on down and 'have a hoot.'

You may have concerns about your 401K and other investments as the U.S. is at war with Iran and there's been volatility in the stock market. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with a financial instructor for the Retirement Education Foundation team in Novi, Michael Masserant. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The legislation would see the end of permit requirements to carry a concealed pistol. Retired Detroit Police Sergeant David Mahalab tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what he thinks from a law enforcement point of view

Orlando Lovejoy, Detroit Mercy basketball's leading scorer, rarely attempts a 3. Jeremy Otto caught up with him to learn why.

West Bloomfield Immigration Attorney Herman Dhade spoke with WWJ's Christina McDaniel about his experiences visiting clients who are in ICE custody in Monroe and Calhoun counties. He also discussed a recent Department of Homeland Security memo that lowers protections for refugees after one year. (Photo Credit: MattGush/GettyImages).

Jennyfer Crawford-Williams, founder of All Things Marketplace in Detroit, joins WWJ's Greg Bowman to discuss a special St. Patrick's Day-inspired pop-up during the annual parade in Corktown that will be alcohol-free. (Photo Credit: Elaine Cromie / Getty Images)

After the historic involuntary manslaughter trials of James and Jennifer Crumbley, another parent in the U.S. will go to prison in connection with a mass shooting their child allegedly carried out. Colin Gray was convicted on second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter charges after the 2024 Apalachee High School mass shooting. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Cooley Law School professor Tonya K...

Ludington has been nominated for Best Historic Small Town by USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards for the third time. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke to the executive director of the Ludington Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau, Brandy Miller. (photo credit-Brad Levy Photography)

Rare diseases are defined as illnesses, often genetic and chronic, that affect less than 200,000 Americans. The CDC says classifies 7,000-8,000 diseases as rare. Combined, they impact more than 30,000,000 Americans-- or approximately 10% of the U.S. population. Patients living with rare diseases often have a lifelong struggle to access proper care and fund their treatment. They face multiple misdi...

Natural Resources Commission Chair Becky Humphries tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester all about the coyote management season and the probable reason armadillos are popping up in the state. (Photo: Getty Images)

A group of Michigan House Republicans introduced a legislative package Tuesday seeking to eliminate the requirement to have a Concealed Pistol License. Following the announcement, WWJ's Darrylin Horne spoke with Michigan Rep. Steve Carra who talked about why he supports the bills. (Photo: Getty Images)

The Supreme Court made a momentous decision about transgender care in California, plus here's how pets can improve your quality of life and why so many of us are headed out on spring break.

It's the best time of the year to be a college basketball fan, as "MARCH MADNESS" officially begins for four area college basketball teams on Wednesday night. WWJ's Tony Ortiz has a preview. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)

An incident was caught on video in Ann Arbor, where a couple says they were refused service over a Donald Trump sweatshirt. WWJ's Pat Vitale has details. (Photo: Getty Images)

Most Michiganders plan to take a vacation this year, according to a AAA Consumer Pulse Survey. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with AAA's Adrienne Woodland. (photo credit-Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau)

Ilitch Sports and Entertainment CEO Ryan Gustafson spoke with WWJ's Jeremy Otto about the newly created Detroit SportsNet. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

It's National Reading Month. Detroit Public Library's Katie Dowgiewicz

There's a change coming in the way that many Metro Detroit residents will be doing their banking this year, after Fifth Third Bank merged with Comerica Bank. This created a financial entity that will have roughly $294 billion in assets, making it one of the largest banks in the country. WWJ's Tony Ortiz was joined in the studio by Steve Davis, the Michigan region president for Fifth Third, and Dav...

We finally have an answer to where we can watch Tigers games this season. WWJ's Brendan Schabath has details. (Photo: Getty Images)

The annual Restaurant Week in Grosse Pointe is from March 1 to 7. The Chamber of Commerce put on the event to encourage people to support local businesses in a usually slow period for businesses, restaurants and bars. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Director of Engagement Abby Barroso about the week-long event across all five Grosse Pointes. (Photo credit: WWJ's Taylor Dietz at The Bricks Pizzeria)

Dr. Frank Richter served as a national security and terrorism advisor for the Saudi government after 9/11. He joined WWJ's Kyle Kimball to share his commentary about the U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. (Getty Images / Stringer).

CBS News correspondent Linda Gradstein was in Jerusalem when Iran retaliated after the U.S.-Israeli military strikes. She spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball about how the alarms sounded while she walked to Shabbat services. (Photo Credit: GettyImages/Barbara Gabay).