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The Urban League of Detroit & Southeast Michigan is a non-profit working to enable African-Americans and people of color in the region to reach their full potential. Their President and CEO, N. Charles Anderson, spoke with WWJ's Jackie Paige about what the group planned for Juneteenth. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / wildpixel)

When a new smart device starts stealing Bonnie's attention -- Jesse, Buzz, and Woody make it their mission to help her make a true friend. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins takes us back to the world of Toy Story with a preview of .. Toy Story 5. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Rodin Eckenroth / Stringer)

More and more dads have been making their own meals at home on Father's Day in recent years. Daniel Barron, GM of Sullivan's Steakhouse in downtown Detroit joined Chris Fillar with some of the specials they're putting on for the holiday and World Cup watch parties. (photo credit: Chris Fillar)

The Shop at Campus Martius offers unique finds within the park. Downtown Detroit Partnership's Director of Parks and Public Spaces Laura Dean tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what visitors can expect. (photo credit: J Foster (CMF))

Bat roost monitoring is underway. Michigan Natural Features Inventory research assistant Nicolette Sexton tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why this work is so important (photo credit: Nicolette Sexton)

Expert local analysis of President Trump’s recent visit to China, from OU’s Dr. Peter Trumbore, speaking with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

10-year-old Livi Miller of Oakland County will be playing in her last softball tournament this Saturday before beginning treatment for osteosarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer. The diagnosis came suddenly when her parents took her in for an apparent sports injury, but the X-ray confirmed their worst fears. Her father works for the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, her mother is a teacher at Our Lad...

There's some relief coming to businesses and visitors of Greektown. Beaubien from Lafayette to Macomb will reopen to traffic as construction on the Monroe Streetscape Project continues. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Greektown Neighborhood Partnership executive director Ayesha Maxwell about the progress. (Photo credit: WWJ's Taylor Dietz)

The city is calling for more control to be given to local governments. Mayor Michael Taylor tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the new initiative. (photo credit: Getty Images)

He will soon be making his way from Oakland Community College to Cranbrook Institute of Science. OCC Chancellor Peter Provenzano tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about Elmer's story and what's next for the Ice Age giant. (photo credit: OCC)

WWJ's Jackie Paige speaks with Northville Police Community Service Officer Andrew Domzalski ahead of tonight's special training seminar that comes in the wake of multiple attacks on houses of worship in Metro Detroit. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / gnagel)

Under the rule, people buying pistols must get a license to purchase from a law enforcement agency. Michigan Gun Owners attorney Jim Makowski tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why they're pushing for an end to the requirement. (photo credit: Getty Images)

Among the three Democrats running for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat is Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is focused on three things: getting money out of politics, getting money into your pocket and passing Medicare for All. He talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (WWJ Photo)

The city of Livonia will charge a $5 fee for residents and $10 for non-residents for Sunday's fireworks show at the Livonia Spree. It's the first time in the festival's 54 year history that there will be a fee. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Spree Executive Director Kayleigh Reid about the change. (Image credit: Getty)

An eaglet, whose nest collapsed in northern Michigan, Snow, is recovering. He had fractures in each wing, but is doing well. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the executive director of the North Sky Raptor Sanctuary in Interlochen, Kaitlyn Bohnet. (photo credit-North Sky Raptor Sanctuary)

June is National Cancer Survivors Month. WWJ's Christina McDaniel is sitting down with survivors throughout the month to discuss the challenges and the hope... the complex emotions of survivorship. Five percent of Americans are considered cancer survivors like pediatric nurse Sara Rusesky. She was treated for ovarian cancer at Karmanos, and is now facing a secondary cancer. She talked about meetin...

The ongoing battle over election administration in Antrim County has taken a dramatic turn. The state has intervened, pulling the plug on the county clerk's access to critical voter data. Hayley Harding, Michigan Reporter for Votebeat, spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins about the latest escalation in a long-running dispute. (Photo: Getty Images/Sean Rayford)

The Bloomfield Township Police Department is launching their first mystery game. Officer Heather Glowacz tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester everything you need to know to participate. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The state's criminal justice system is working to better accommodate people with mental health needs. Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Megan Cavanaugh talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan about a two day workshop in Macomb County that focuses on identifying gaps in the system and the reasons people with mental health concerns first enter it

Business is booming at Michigan Central Station in Detroit. The growing economic hub is co-hosting a Reindustrialize Summit Tuesday and Wednesday with the aim of helping start up businesses establish a foothold in the Detroit market. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with CEO of Michigan Central, Carolina Pluszczynski, about the thriving campus. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Rudy Carezzevoli / Stringer)

As people are heading to beaches this summer, authorities are urging everyone to keep safety in mind — particularly after two young drowned in Lake Michigan over the weekend. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with co-founder of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, Dave Benjamin, who is calling for additional measures to keep swimmers safe. (Photo: Getty Images)

A special program is underway to help children stay fed during the summer months. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Kristin Sokol from Gleaners about the Hunger Free Summer program. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

According to a new University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health, half of parents of young adults, ages 18-25, track their child's location at least occasionally through location-sharing apps. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talked to Mott Poll Co-Director Dr. Sarah Clark, who says this raise questions about family boundaries in the smartphone era. (Photo credit...

State police want religious communities to be prepared proactively and will have training available this Thursday at Wayne State University. WWJ's Chris Fillar spoke with MSP Col. James Grady about the seminar. (Photo: blows in the wind on top of the building following an active shooter on March 12, 2026 in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Credit: Emily Elconin/Getty Images)

June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month and many things can cause headaches and migraines. WWJ's Luke Sloan talked with Dr. Daniel Singer, a neurologist at MIND--Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders. (Photo credit: Getty Images)