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What are people Googling in Michigan and across the U.S. this summer? Google search expert Jennifer Jones says soccer is a hot search term, along with audio books, spritz cocktails, and fashion — including baby doll dresses and jean shorts! She spoke with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Frankies 457)

June is National Cancer Survivors Month. Throughout the month, WWJ is uplifting the stories and voices of survivors like Robert Brooks. Brooks was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2018 and underwent a clinical trial at Karmanos. He sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo Credit: Robert Brooks).

With absentee ballots now available for Michigan's August 4th primary election, WWJ's Tony Ortiz checks in with Oakland County Clerk Lisa Brown about some do's and don'ts if you're planning to vote early. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Serhej Calka)

WWJ's Taylor Dietz tells us about fireworks, festivals and other fun events happening around the Metro Detroit area this weekend. (Photo: Getty Images)

The Supreme Court has made a major ruling on immigration in the U.S. In a 6 to 3 ruling, the justices overturned the lower court order blocking the practice that limited the number of people who could apply for asylum daily. West Bloomfield Immigration Attorney Herman Dhade explained to WWJ's Christina McDaniel why this decision may make illegal immigration more likely. (Photo Credit: Fintan Trimb...

With the Justice Department facing a string of losses in its attempt to access unredacted voter rolls, the question now is whether the issue will head to the Supreme Court. Votebeat Michigan Reporter Hayley Harding spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins about the case. (Photo: Getty Images)

Boaters and their friends will be headed out in droves to Gull Island on Friday, for Jobbie Nooner — one of the biggest parties of the summer on Lake St. Clair. WWJ's Luke Sloan spoke with St. Clair County Sheriff Mat King about the rules of the water, and what people should know to stay safe. (Photo credit: WWJ)

Metro Detroit is one of only 8 places in the country to host the Freedom Plane National Tour. From July 9th to the 26th, the exhibit will display an Original Engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Association, George Washington's Oath of Allegiance, the Treaty of Paris, and more. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Heather Bruegl, the Curator of Political and Civic Engagement at the...

Detroit is launching a $58 million road improvement program this year, with 140 projects covering 54 miles of major roads and neighborhood streets. The work includes resurfacing, reconstruction, two streetscape projects and restoration of a historic brick street in Virginia Park, as city leaders continue efforts to improve road conditions. Click to hear full announcement.

Michigan has already surpassed the average of 14. National Weather Service Detroit meteorologist in charge Rich Pullman tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know about severe storms. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Lawmakers in Lansing are considering a bill that could make it faster and more affordable to become a Certified Public Accountant in Michigan. Bob Doyle, President of the Michigan Association of CPAs, we could be looking at a shortage of CPAs. He spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins about House Bill 48-93, and why it's needed. (Photo: Getty Images)

The Detroit Fire Department honored its long term veterans. Graduates of the 1991 Academy Class have had 35 years of serving the city. That includes Senior Fire Chief Leo Spitzig, who spoke live with WWJ's Jackie Paige about the milestone... (Photo Credit: WWJ Newsradio 950 / Mike Campbell)

Corewell Health is the first health system in Michigan to give Parkinson's patients hope to relieve their tremors with a focused ultrasound treatment. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Paul Condon, of Livonia, who successfully underwent the treatment on one side. (Photo: Corewell patient Paul Condon demonstrates drinking from a cup more easily after his treatments. Credit: Paul Condon)

An organization called "A Kid Again" is helping families who have a child or children with a life-threatening illness, enjoy a fun time together. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Executive Director Amy Vining and Alex Boyle, Director of Sales. (Photo: Getty Images)

It's sold legally at gas stations and smoke shops in Michigan, and can be used to get high. New stats released by the Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center show that ER visits for people who used nitrous oxide jumped from 10 to 60 from 2019 to 2023, and 911 response calls increased 420%. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Dr. Andrew King, an addiction medicine specialist at the Detroit Medical Ce...

A $621 million dollar transformation is officially in the works for the former Lakeside Mall property in Macomb County. Sterling Heights Mayor Mike Taylor tells WWJ's Dan Jenkins that the only thing left to do before shovels get into the ground is developers need a demolition permit. (WWJ Photo)

Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit is on the national register and has been around since 1910. Today it's a City of Detroit public park and much more. For WWJ's America 250 series, Chris Fillar spoke with manager Brennah Grace-Donahue about the site's past and present. (Photo: Detroit Historical Society)

For a different travel experience, you could take an overnight trip on the S.S. Badger from Ludington this summer. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the Badger's Thom Hawley. (photo credit-Thom Hawley)

Michigan State Police are investigating an early Tuesday morning crash on I-75 in downtown Detroit. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar have your Tuesday morning news. (Photo credit: WWJ's Luke Sloan)

Deals, deals and more deals starting Tuesday as Amazon Prime Day begins. Amazon employs more than 21-thousand people across Michigan who will be delivering the packages. WWJ's Chris Fillar talked with Amazon spokesperson Scott Siroka. (Photo by Edward Smith/Getty Images)

A new Miss Michigan has been crowned: Grace Hanke, 19, from Hazel Park. She spoke with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker. (Photo: Getty Images)

More people will be job hunting the second half of the year, according to research by Robert Half. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Robert Half Metro Detroit branch director Kaleigh Abraham. (Photo: Getty Images)

We're getting into the summer months, and that's likely a busy time for buy home sellers and buyers. For a look at the May home sales, WWJ's Greg Bowman talked with realtor Kathy Broock, who runs Kathy Broock and Company Real Estate. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Just in time for America's 250th anniversary, Detroit Public Television has a new one-hour documentary called "Destination Detroit" that will premiere Monday June 22 at 9 p.m. Senior Producer Bill Kubota spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Vadym Terelyuk/GettyImages).

Huge crowds are expected in Downtown Detroit for the Ford Fireworks show Monday night. For details on the 68th annual event, WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar were joined live by Tony Michaels, President and CEO of the Parade Company, which puts on the event. (Photo: Getty Images)