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Michigan Senator Gary Peters reflected on his nearly two decades in Congress during an appearance at the Detroit Economic Club. The event was billed as an “exit interview” as Peters prepares to leave the Senate. He discussed his record, Michigan, Washington and his plans for life after Congress. Click to hear raw interview

Michigan House of Representatives District 77 candidate Jennifer Long and Michigan Senate District 28 candidate Brandon Crabill talks to WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the Libertarian Party and their platforms (Photo credit: Jennifer Long and Brandon Crabill)

Changes are coming to Medicaid starting in 2027, including work requirements for enrollees. There are some exceptions. Dr. Katherine Hempstead, senior policy officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, explained the changes to WWJ's Amanda Forrester. (Photo credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus)

While the races for Michigan governor and U.S. Senate have been garnering much of the headlines during this election season, there are other statewide races that will be decided. One of them is for Attorney General. On the ballot is Democrat and current Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit, and Republican Doug Lloyd, the current Eaton County Prosecutor. As part of our election coverage, we're goi...

Edmund Gray tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the creation of the video game and the way he blends AI into his music. (photo credit: Edmund Gray)

The program is open to some people convicted of non-violent felonies. Armed Again founder and local attorney Barton Morris tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the program and what people need to know ahead of the application opening (photo credit: Getty Images)

Over half of Gen Z workers think changing jobs could mean greater salary potential, according to a new Robert Half survey. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Robert Half senior vice president & director of permanent services, Jeff Sokolowski. (Photo credit-Getty Images)

It will be a week of welcoming back Detroiters to the city as part of Detroit Homecoming 2026. Events are taking place at the new Cosm entertainment center. Claire Pfieffer, the director of Detroit Homecoming, spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Vadym Terelyuk/Getty Images).

Royal Oak wants you to keep eating. It's the city's Restaurant Week, with over 20 restaurants participating with custom menus. That includes Lily's Grille and Brewery. Co-owner Nellie Harrie spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: E+)

Karmanos Cancer Institute is hosting an event next month aimed at saving lives. On October 3, Karmanos will be offering mammograms, colonoscopy intakes and CT lung cancer screenings by appointment at a free event with giveaways and massages. Skin cancer and head and neck screenings are free at the event. The other screenings require insurance and registration in advance through karmanos.org. Breas...

The Michigan Immigrant Rights Center says that over 500 children represented by their lawyers will be impacted. Policy Engagement and Communications Manager Christine Sauve tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the situation. (photo credit: Getty Images)

With gas prices rising to nearly $5 a gallon, Michigan gubernatorial candidate Democrat Jocelyn Benson has called on her opponent John James and President Trump to suspend the federal gas tax and end the war with Iran. Benson talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

Fuel and grocery prices are taking center stage as the midterm elections approach. WWJ's Jackie Paige spoke with GOP gubernatorial candidate John James about he would tackle Michigan's affordability crisis if elected governor. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Scott Olson / Staff)

From WWII to 2026, the DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan has reached it's 7th year of operations. WWJ's Rachel Miller spoke with CEO Christina Michajlyszyn about the history of the Institute and its evolution into the modern day. (Photo: Getty Images)

The war in Iran and refinery issues combined are to blame for skyrocketing gas prices in Michigan, according to Patrick De Haan, Head of Petroleum Analysis for Gas Buddy. When might prices come down? WWJ's Jackie Paige spoke live with De Haan for an update Friday. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Wendy Sobeck tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what happened after the plane crashed in a field in Blair Township. (photo credit: Wendy Sobeck)

One of the oldest -- and most historic -- churches in the city of Detroit will be celebrating its 180th anniversary on Sunday. St. Matthew's and St. Joseph's Episcopal Church was founded in 1846, where it was one of the stops along the Underground Railroad. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with longtime parishioner Dr. Rick Smith. (Ph...

The University of Michigan has received $33,000,000 in federal funding so researchers can continue to develop the most powerful laser in the country. Lead researcher Dr. Yong Ma says the ZEUS Laser at U of M contains so much power it can split the air apart, and can recreate the physics that occurs at the edge of black holes and the surfaces of neutron stars to help scientists better understand th...

Experts are reflecting on what lessons were learned following the outbreak that sickened thousands. MSU Extension food safety specialist Dr. Wade Syers tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what we can all take away from this. (photo credit: Getty Images)

More than one thousand art installations will be on display in Grand Rapids for ArtPrize. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with ArtPrize deputy director Coleman Brook. (Photo credit-Addison Causley-ArtPrize)

The splash pad is the first major purchase based on the recommendation of the Parks Commission. Mayor Michael Klinefelt tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the splash pad and how residents can help shape the city's future. (Photo: WWJ)

A scent creation platform that combines AI and robotics is now open to the public at Hudson's Detroit. It creates a one-of-a-kind fragrance on the spot, from 500 billion possible combinations, based on questions the machine asks the creator about memories and preferences. Doug Schwartz owns Detroit Wick, the Corktown-based fragrance business that helped Detroit become the first city in the U.S. to...

A rising director takes the helm of a video game franchise looking for a fresh voice. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a review of the new horror flick ... Resident Evil. (Photo Credit: Sony Pictures Entertainment)

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is kicking off its new season with two free community concerts in Detroit and Farmington Hills. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill speaks with Assistant Conductor, Ingrid Martin, about what to expect from the shows. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / CorbalanStudio)

The shot is finding its way into the conversation about vaccines. Wayne State University School of Medicine Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics & Interim Chair of Pediatrics at the School of Medicine Dr. Eric Ayers tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what people should know (photo credit: Getty Images)