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Leaders from the auto, defense and cybersecurity industries gather at Oakland University this week to discuss ways of keeping their networks and systems secure. The 11th Annual Cyber-Physical Systems Security Summit is scheduled Monday and Tuesday in the Oakland Center. WWJ's Luke Sloan talked with co-organizer Jennifer Tisdale with the Michigan Chapter of the National Defense Industrial Associati...

3rd Circuit Court Chief Judge Ed Ewell talks with WWJ's Charlie Langton and Kyle Azzo during the Azzo Law Legal Hour. Listen as the judge recalls his first trial and trying not to show emotion. He also talks about keys to court and Judge Greg Mathis. (Photo credit: Azzo Law)

Classic cars will rev their engines at Metro Beach to hit the brakes on domestic violence. All proceeds from the classic car show this Sunday in Harrison Township will go to benefit the Macomb County-based nonprofit, Healing Choices, which helps women and children escaping abusive situations. Founder Cindy Kupinski talked with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Shares of SpaceX soared 19% in their Wall Street debut, making the rocket maker’s founder and CEO Elon Musk the first-ever trillionaire. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill and Tony Ortiz talked with Bloomberg Space Reporter Sana Pashankar. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Macomb Michigan native Taylor Girard just signed a 2 year deal with Detroit's new Professional Women's Hockey League team. WWJ's Jeremy Otto caught up with her. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images)

Phil Schiller , of Brighton, is riding his bike more than 1,300 miles around Michigan to raise money for Alzheimer's. His mother-in-law has the disease. You can donate at der_german87 on Instagram. (photo credit-Rob Meendering Photography)

It's a 'Three Free' Weekend at Michigan's state parks. That means you can get into the park for free and fish and ride the trails for free. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with DNR Upper Peninsula trails coordinator, Ron Yesney. (photo credit-Michigan Department of Natural Resources)

Is the world ready for the truth? Or should it remain buried? WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of the new alien sci-fi flick ... Disclosure Day. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Roy Rochlin / Stringer)

They are the first in Michigan to make such an amendment. Councilmember Luke Londo tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why the ordinance was updated (photo credit: City of Hazel Park)

Federal and state officials are responding after cases are confirmed in Texas and New Mexico. MDARD Director Tim Boring tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what the parasitic fly is and the efforts being undertaken to stop the spread. (photo credit: Getty Images)

It's the 27th annual Michigan Summer Beer Festival this Saturday, June 13th. It's hosted by the Michigan Brewers Guild at Riverside Park in Ypsilanti’s Historic Depot Town. Tickets are still available for the event that features 800 DIFFERENT local beers, local food trucks, music and wrestling. Dave Cicotte with the Michigan Brewers Guild talked to WWJ's Taylor Dietz about the event. (PHOTO CREDIT...

Macomb County Sheriff Tony Wickersham says body camera video supports the finding that officers were justified in fatally shooting a 15-year-old. Investigators say the teen advanced with a large steak knife after two Tasers failed to stop him before four shots were fired. Click to hear full briefing.

WWJ's Tracey McCaskill is joined by Michigan Workforce Development Board, Executive Director & LEO Chief of Staff Jessica Brousseau to discuss the Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeships Program ... which is poised to assist small businesses. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / WUT789)

The State Treasury has admitted to sending out at least 27,000 incorrect notices this year, most of them telling people they didn't pay their taxes when they really did. Ann Arbor CPA Kirk Carlson said he thinks there are many more than that, and he told WWJ's Christina McDaniel the action to take if you receive one. (Photo Credit: wingedwolf/GettyImages).

As real feel temperatures reach 100 across Metro Detroit, doctors want you to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke, a life-threatening medical emergency. Detroit Fire Department Medical Director Dr. Robert Dunn spoke live with WWJ's Christina McDaniel.

Health officials are agreeing too. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Henry Ford Health registered dietitian Allegra Picano about the benefits of sardines.. and there's A LOT.

The FIFA World Cup is about to get underway and there's a Michigan connection. A team from Michigan State University has researched the turf grass for the fields. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with MSU Turfgrass research Professor, Dr. Trey Rogers. (Photo credit-Michigan State University, Nick Schrader)

They're still surveying an area between Saginaw and Midland, Michigan, after a F-1 tornado touched down there on Tuesday. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Tittabawassee Township Fire Chief Phillip Shaver. (Photo credit: Phillip Shaver)

WWJ's Tony Ortiz talks with Mike Cox, Republican candidate for governor, about the campaign and what his plans are for Michigan. (WWJ photo)

The once a year flavor is a big hit for those who love it. Howell Rotary Club President-Elect J.J. Lewis tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester all about the unique treat (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Fill up the gas tank, flip on the sunglasses, and get ready for a crime spree through the South. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of the new romantic crime thriller .. Carolina Caroline. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Gareth Cattermole / Staff)

While the official start to summer is still two weeks away, they're already talking about the Labor Day weekend Arts, Beats, and Eats festival. WWJ's Jon Hewett reports there's a new partnership with Cranbrook, and an agreement that will keep the event in Royal Oak for at least four more years. (Photo: Jon Hewett/WWJ)

Michigan is out with a guide to the best fish across the state. With 696 waterbodies to choose from, each have their own recommendation. The annual "Eat Safe Fish Guide" report looks at chemical levels found in the water, and how that can impact the fish people typically eat. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Program Toxicologist Lisa Fischer. Check out the guide at this link, (Photo: Getty Images)

Michigan is one of 29 states where child well-being has declined. That's according to the 2026 Kids Count Data Book, released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with foundation president & CEO, Lisa Lawson. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

More than 3 in 10 managers who eliminated jobs after implementing A-I have had to add those positions back, according to Robert Half research. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the company's brand director over tech staffing, Leah Rafael. (photo credit-Getty Images)