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The annual contest gives residents a chance to compete against their neighbors for awards. Director of Communications Kristin Houchins tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the details. (photo credit: Getty Images)

The diagnosis comes after surgery to remove a lobe from the pope's lung. Corewell Health Chief of thoracic surgery Dr Thomas Watson tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about adenocarcinoma (photo credit: Getty Images)

Speaking live from the Western Wayne Business Leadership Banquet, Biggby Coffee co-founder Mike McFall discussed the company's 30-year growth from a single shop to hundreds of locations worldwide, while also giving advice to new business owners in today's economic climate. (Photo: Getty Images)

Could the Detroit Lions ever move their practice facility to Romulus? Romulus Mayor Robert McCraight said his city put together a presentation package and sent it to the team for consideration. He spoke about that, Sheetz gas stations and more at the Western Wayne Business Leadership Banquet. (WWJ Photo)

For decades, Pontiac-based HAVEN has worked directly with survivors of partner violence and sexual assault — providing them the support they need. CEO Christine Kinal stressed that domestic violence comes in many forms, and it's not always physical. She spoke with WWJ's Tracey McCaskill about how victims can get help. (Photo: Getty Images)

We're entering flu season, again, and White Lake Kroger pharmacist Rani Saadallah says October is the best time to get your flu vaccine. He says people should consider the COVID shot, too, with a new strain making people sick in Michigan. Saadallah spoke live in studio with WWJ's Jackie Paige on Tuesday. (WWJ Photo)

The Detroit Department of Elections has approximately 30,000 ballots already returned ahead of the November 3rd General Election. WWJ's Darrylin Horne talked with Detroit Votes spokesperson Matt Friedman. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

There's excitement at Grand Valley State University over something that stinks! A corpse flower is expected to bloom in the next week. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Supervisor of the Barbara Kindschi Greenhouse, Christina Hipshier. (Photo credit: GVSU University Communications)

While evacuation orders have been lifted for a pair of wildfires that burning in the Upper Peninsula, there are warnings for residents or some areas to be ready to leave their homes, possibly at a moment's notice. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke Monday morning with The Michigan DNR's Kerry Heckman. (Photo: DNR pilot photo of the Ridge Fire Sunday afternoon)

A 75-year celebration for FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation in Birmingham is winding down, but there is one more event coming up on Thursday. Some people who are helped by the organization will be performing in a real concert hall. FAR President Pam Ayres talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman.

The winningest coach in Lions history, Wayne Fontes, shares stories of the late Mike Ditka with Jeremy Otto. (Photo by Harry How/Allsport/Getty Images)

The program is designed to improve interactions between deputies and certain populations. Macomb County Sheriff's Office Commander Jason Abro tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the details. (photo credit: WWJ)

Meredith has remained within the building for more than a century. Livingston Arts Council and Howell Opera House Executive Director Steven Bearden tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester Meredith's story. (photo credit: Amanda Forrester/WWJ)

The 2021 Facebook Files published by the Wall Street Journal takes the stand in a follow-up to 2010's the Social Network. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the new legal drama ... The Social Reckoning. (Photo Credit: Sony Pictures)

Thousands of Mums are on display at Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park for "Mums at Meijer." "Chihuly at Meijer Gardens", a blown glass exhibit runs through November 1. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the Gardens' John Vonderhaagen. (Photo credit-Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park)

Former Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard joined WWJ's Jeremy Otto to speak about his new coaching gig with the PWHL. Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images

A Metro Detroit nonprofit is gearing up to host its 9th annual FREE Breast Cancer Symposium later this month. Zell Randle — founder and CEO of 'Living Brave Through Breast Cancer' — says the October 17th event in Southfield will offer free health education and meals for up to 150 guests. Randle, who herself is a two-time breast cancer survivor, spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins. (Photo: Getty Images)

There's a wide selection of spooky and other fun seasonal stuff going on around Metro Detroit this weekend. WWJ's Pat Vitale has the rundown.

Livingston Arts Council and Howell Opera House Executive Director Steven Bearden and Lake Trust Assistant Vice President of Community Impact Amanda Huszti-Vickers tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the history of the building and the work to bring it back to life. You can find a video of the current condition here (photo credit: Amanda Forrester/WWJ)

A new community outreach campaign by the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office is working to identify criminal cases and review post-conviction investigations that could provide evidence that someone is actually innocent. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill discusses the Office's Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU) with Prosecutor Peter Lucido. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / vladans)

Oakland University Department of Biological Sciences professor Scott Tiegs tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what makes these wriggly pests unique (photo credit: Getty Images)

As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into our daily routines, more people are turning to chatbots for mental health advice or even as a replacement for therapy and personal relationships. As part of WWJ’s series on A.I., "Metro Detroit and the A.I. Revolution," WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with chair and Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan, Dr. Stephan Taylor, about the...

More than 200,000 Michigan voters have already cast their ballots leading up to Election Day, which is now less than a month away And during this election cycle, it's all about affordability. Visiting the WWJ Newsradio 950 studios, Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist, who is running for Secretary of State, was asked how he can help lower costs for Michiganders. One idea: returning driver's training...

You could save money with Amazon Prime Days. Many people have started their holiday shopping. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with C-NET Senior Consumer Insights Editor, Dashia Milden. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

Detroit's Make Detroit Home program has announced its first $15,000 grant recipients. The initiative helps entrepreneurs, creatives and current and returning Detroiters invest in businesses, home purchases, renovations and housing. MoveDetroit says its broader effort will provide more than $500,000 in benefits to 313 participants across the city. Click to hear awards announcement.