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The grand opening of the Jackson Home in Greenfield Village is this coming Friday, June 12.

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre on the Detroit riverfront will be hosting a special recurring event on Wednesdays for fans of jazz music. The Wednesday Night Jazz Series is a showcase of jazz, R&B, soul, and contemporary artists. Shahida Mausi, President and CEO of The Right Productions, spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (Photo Credit: Rick Diamond / Staff/Getty Images).

Over five percent of the U.S. population has heard the words "You have cancer." Sunday (June 7) is National Cancer Survivors Day, a day set aside to celebrate them and to shine a light on the longterm physical, emotional and social challenges after treatment. Bonnie Dockham is Executive Director of the Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor. She spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Cre...

More ramp closures will bring headaches to drivers on I-94 in Wayne County come Monday morning. All ramps at the Southfield Freeway and M-39 interchange will be closed, except for the northbound Southfield to East I-94 ramp. MDOT's Diane Cross spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo Credit: Getty Images).

Grosse Pointe Theater is presenting Rodger's and Hammerstein's "Cinderella" in a brand new theater this weekend. Director and Co-Choreographer Tim Higgins spoke live with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo Credit: Getty Images).

June 6th is a day of remembrance of the thousands of soldiers who laid down their lives, as we mark the 82nd anniversary of D-Day. Historical experts say the largest amphibious assault in military history marked a major turning point in World War II. Oakland University History Professor Karen Miller's father was one of the soldiers, serving at only 19 years old. She spoke live with WWJ's Chris Key...

Hundreds of the country's smartest young minds visited the Henry Ford for the 2026 RTX Invention Convention U.S. Nationals. Students presented original inventions and prototypes. Carolyn Ward, Senior Director of Learning, Business, Development, and Partnership at the Henry Ford speaks with WWJ's Jackie Paige about the annual event. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Nimito)

Several hundred white pelicans call Michigan home. DNR wildlife biologist Cameron Dole tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about one of North America's largest birds and where you can see them (photo credit: Bill Dudley / Getty Images)

The water may be a crystal clear blue, but do not swim in the Lake of Monroe. The once abandoned French Stone Quarry, the land was purchased by a private citizen, who later sold off different parcels. But the area remains private property, and is off-limits for visitors. Monroe Township Fire Chief Joseph Hernandez says over the years, they've responded to numerous incidents of trespassing at the l...

Mackinac Island is filled with the fabulous aroma of lilacs for the annual Mackinac Island Lilac Festival through June 14. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Steph Castelein of the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau. (Photo: Getty Images)

Its been nearly 40 years since the heroes of Eternia were seen on the big screen -- but does the new He-Man movie have the power to rule the box office? WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of the new film ... Masters of the Universe. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Frazer Harrison / Staff)

Lisa Whitmore Davis' advice to her fellow survivors: "Give yourself grace, give yourself time." Davis learned she had an aggressive type of breast cancer after experiencing three pulmonary embolisms in 2023. She underwent treatment, including chemotherapy and hypofractionated radiation, at Karmanos Cancer Institute. Now, she is channeling her photography and art (including a documentary about her...

The bill will now allow officials to regulate fees like parking and baggage. Bill sponsor Senator John Damoose tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the situation with the ferries and the Island. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra has officially announced its 2026 summer season. It includes enjoying plenty of beautiful music at outdoor locations throughout Metro Detroit, plus some special movie performances. Stephen Grady Jr., the DSO's Program Manager for Popular and Special Programming, joined WWJ's Tracey McCaskill live to talk about it. (Photo: Getty Images)

With summer weather officially here, it means construction season is in full swing across Michigan. And with more people hitting the roads for summer travel, experts say work zones are becoming increasingly dangerous. Barry Goodman, a personal injury lawyer with Goodman Acker, spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins. (Photo: Getty Images)

Dr. Yusra Shao, Assistant Professor of Oncology at Karmanos Cancer Institute, sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel to talk about the signs of melanoma, the risk factors, and the hope on the horizon for people facing one of the most aggressive types of cancer. Over 25% of melanomas go undetected until after they've spread. (Photo Credit: Olga Yastremska/GettyImages).

Canadian filmmakers will be exploring Superior Maximus for an upcoming documentary, and this weekend you'll have the opportunity to follow along. Yvonne Drebert is sending a robot down to the deepest part of Lake Superior, and thanks to modern technology, she'll be streaming the video feed for the world to watch. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talked to Yvonne about what she'll be searching for.

Refinery issues have been resolved, but that's only one part of the puzzle. Gas Buddy's Patrick DeHaan tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what's impacting gas prices (photo credit: Getty Images)

It was all caught on camera. The 2-month-old "Snow" was in his eagle nest when it partially collapsed. Kaitlyn Bohnet with the North Sky Raptor Sanctuary was immediately called, and they rushed to rescue the young eaglet. One of the dangers — the nest fully collapsing on Snow and the rescue crew. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Bohnet to get an update on his recovery. (Photo credit: North Sky Raptor S...

WWJ's Jackie Paige speaks with Angela Madden, executive director of the Michigan Association of Ambulance Services, about trying to convince lawmakers to continue funding EMS services in future state budgets. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

The lawsuit alleges gender discrimination at the station. Her lawyer, Tad Roumayah, tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about why the suit was filed.

Expect to see those flying floofs, and fluffy white stuff coating the ground in mass quantities in some spots around Southeast Michigan. Experts say the cottonwood trees are shedding their fuzzy seeds a week or so later than usual, due to the cooler spring we've had.

The mites are passed through prolonged skin to skin contact. DMC family medicine doctor Tracey Wright tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know (photo credit: Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with Virona Guy who's 12-year-old son, E'Shon, is living with Sickle Cell Anemia and preparing to testify before Congress in support of federally funding children's healthcare and research. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Jacob Wackerhausen)

New data reveals a concerning disparity in mental health among older adults.