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Nesting pairs dropped to about 450 in the lower 48 states in the mid-20th century, but bald eagles are making a comeback — including in Lower Michigan. DNR non-game bird biologist Karen Cleveland tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about these facinating birds -- including where they got their name.

34-year-old Nicholos Hatcher was fatally stabbed May 28th. His mother, Felisha Hatcher, tells WWJ's Jon Hewett about the day and her feelings about the charges filed by the Wayne County Prosecutor. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Michigan has more distilleries than you might imagine. One, Iron Fish Distillery in Thompsonville, is celebrating 10 years this year. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Troy Anderson, of Iron Fish. (Photo: Beth Fisher/WWJ)

A new program starting on Monday will allow teenagers aged 14 to 19 to work out for free at Planet Fitness clubs. It's called the Planet Fitness High School Summer Pass program. Fitness trainer David Jarrett talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Automation Alley CEO Tom Kelly talks with WWJ's Charlie Langton at the Mackinac Policy Conference about the benefits of data centers as well as the expansion of Project DIAMOnD into Wayne County.

Banking veteran Rick Hampson, Sr. Vice President at Old National Bank, talked with WWJ's Charlie Langton at the Mackinac Policy Conference about the bank's growth goals. (Photo credit: WWJ's Tim Pamplin)

WWJ's Charlie Langton caught up to Michigan Economic Development Corporation CEO and President Quentin Messer Jr. at the Mackinac Policy Conference and talked about helping small businesses. (Photo credit: WWJ's Tim Pamplin)

Disc golf is a hybrid between golf and frisbee. The World Disc Golf Championships will be coming to Kensington Metro Park in August. Park Superintendent James O'Brien spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Mihajlo Maricic/GettyImages).

Detroit police are working with their various law enforcement partners to make sure things stay safe on this Detroit Grand Prix weekend. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison. (Photo credit: WWJ's Brian Larsen)

A new boutique hotel is now open in downtown Frankenmuth. President of Zehnder's, Nick Shelton, says The Mill at Zehnder Park is their first new property in 20 years, and it's next to Zehnder's restaurant along the Cass River in the old flour mill. He spoke with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo: Identity PR)

A growing number of swim classes are including these life-saving skills. Christine Schultz, owner of several British Swim School locations, tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people need to know. (photo credit: Getty Images)

It's a big weekend for high school girls sports. The Girls High School Flag Football Championship is happening Saturday and Sunday, with 15 teams competing for the Michigan state title. The league, founded in 2022 by the Detroit Lions, aims to bring girls into the sport to build confidence, foster relationships, and engage them in the game. Chris Fritzsching, Executive Director of Detroit Lions Fo...

The CEO of Consumers Energy says data centers are a great opportunity for the state and they could lead to lower utility bills. Garrick Rochow says Michigan is way behind. He talked with WWJ's Charlie Langton about data centers and a new "predictable pay" program for customers. (Photo credit: WWJ's Tim Pamplin)

A viral internet legend steps out of the shadows and onto the big screen this weekend. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of the newest sci-fi horror film -- Backrooms. (Photo Credit: Amy Sussman / Staff / Getty Images)

NASA is gearing up for an ambitious return to the moon, awarding hundreds of millions of dollars to build the next generation of lunar wheels. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill and Tony Ortiz talked with ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

WWJ's Brendan Schabath talks with Indy car drivers Dennis Hauger and JM Correa ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix. Listen to what they say about the course, driving over manhole covers, Free Prix Day and practicing for a street course compared to the Indy 500. (Photo credit: WWJ's Rob Davidek)

With the Detroit Grand Prix beginning Friday, one of the favorites to win is Kyle Kirkwood, who won last year's race, edging past Santino Ferrucci. Kirkwood races for Andretti Global, which gave us a chance to speak with legendary Hall of Famer Mario Andretti. He spoke with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)

WWJ's Jackie Paige speaks with Travel Michigan Digital Director, Nick Nerbonne, about Pure Michigan Superfan Day -- a day to celebrate the millions of people who hold the Michigan spirit in their heart. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Sanya Kushak)

WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on around Metro Detroit this weekend. (Image credit: Detroit Sports Spectacular)

While many predicted that higher gas prices would put a damper on travel plans for Michiganders this spring and summer season, the folks at Travel Michigan say — at least so far — that has not been the case. WWJ's Charlie Langton reports. (Photo: Getty Images)

Darlene Lee, of Detroit, dropped out of high school when she was 15. 50 years later, she'll graduate on Sunday and be the commencement speaker. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with her about her journey. (photo credit-Darlene Lee)

A new report shows there's a real threat to recreation, drinking water and ecosystems across the Great Lakes. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talked with senior author Gregory Dick, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences and of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan. (Photo: Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation at the Mackinac Policy Conference that calls for $152 million for runway construction at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Macomb County. Executive Mark Hackel talked with WWJ's Tim Pamplin and said the base will now get new tankers and 21 new fighter jets. (Photo credit: WWJ's Tim Pamplin)

With summer approaching, a new state forecast shows Michigan's teen unemployment rate is trending upward at 18 percent. Detroit-based employment attorney Deborah Brouwer tells WWJ's Dan Jenkins employers hiring teens must follow strict labor laws. (Photo: Getty Images)

The man convicted of killing Sandra Humenny's sister, Deborah Humenny Moran, in 1976 has been granted parole. But Sandra is appealing the decision. She talked with WWJ's Darrylin Horne. (Photo: Michigan Department of Corrections)