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WWJ: On-Demand

News from WWJ Newsradio 950, Metro Detroit"s only all news radio station. We"re live and local with the latest local Metro Detroit news

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3:23

What is the "AI bubble"? And what does it mean for you?

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2025/11/20

There's been a lot of talk about an "AI bubble" lately, and what it means not just for Wall Street, but also for consumers. To find out more, WWJ's Tony Ortiz was joined live by Bloomberg's Sarah Frier. (Photo: Getty images)

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1:10

WWJ's Don't Miss List: Detroit Tree Lighting, Magic...

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2025/11/20

WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on around Metro Detroit this weekend. (Photo: Detroit's 2025 Christmas tree is ready to be lit! Jon Hewett/WWJ)

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3:41

1.5M people expected in downtown Detroit for tree...

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2025/11/19

Plans are already underway preparing for this Friday's highly anticipated Christmas Tree lighting event in downtown Detroit, where an estimated 100,000 people are expected to converge on Campus Martius Park. WWJ's Jon Hewett spoke with David Cowan, Chief Public Spaces Officer with the Downtown Detroit Partnership, about the 22nd Annual Tree Lighting event. (Photo credit: WWJ's Jon Hewett)

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2:15

Royal Oak Holidays kicks off Friday — 5 festive weekends

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2025/11/19

The city of Royal Oak will hold its annual 'LIGHTING OF THE PARK' event at Centennial Commons and at the Rock of Royal Oak on Friday night, which will lead into five straight weekends of holiday events in the city. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with organizer Jon Witz. See the full rundown at RoyalOakHolidays.com. (Photo: City of Royal Oak)

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5:06

Best ways to handle difficult family members this...

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2025/11/19

Birmingham Maple Clinic psychotherapist Lori Edelson joined WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss the best ways to deal with difficult family members during the holidays. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

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3:40

Norovirus outbreak triggers the closure of a...

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2025/11/19

Wilson Middle School in Wyandotte was closed Wednesday (Nov. 19) after an outbreak of the virus. Maintenance staff was on hand to thoroughly disinfect the school. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Director of Pediatric Emergency at the Children's Hospital of Michigan, Dr. Kelly Levasseur about the virus. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

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2:32

Students talk with police about preventing violence,...

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2025/11/19

Hundreds of students gathered at Schoolcraft College Tuesday morning to learn more about youth violence prevention. The event gave high school students the opportunity to interact with law enforcement, mental health professionals and others for discussions on violence prevention, digital safety, mental health and preparedness. WWJ's Charlie Langton talked with Michigan State Police Director Colonel James Grady and Redford Union High School student Camille Halmon. (Photo credit: WWJ's Charlie

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3:07

Covenant House fighting youth homelessness in Detroit...

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2025/11/18

Covenant House CEO, Meagan Dunn, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss the local non-profit's annual SLEEP OUT event aimed at bringing awareness to youth homelessness in Detroit. (Photo Credit: Photo Credit)

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8:35

Northville native Dugan Darnell is living his...

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2025/11/18

Former USPBL pitcher Dugan Darnell made it to the Big Leagues last year with Colorado. The Tigers recently picked him up. He spoke with Jeremy Otto about his baseball journey which includes switching from position player to pitcher. Photo: Arianna Grainey-Imagn Images

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40:58

Warren's new domestic violence initiative shows early...

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2025/11/18

Officials released a four-month progress update on Operation Cycle Break, a partnership between Warren Police, Macomb County prosecutors, the courts, Turning Point Macomb, and WSU researchers. Early results show faster coordination, stronger survivor support, and improved offender accountability. Leaders say the next phase will expand data-driven improvements. Click to hear the full announcement.

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6:53

Harlem Globetrotters to play at Detroit's LCA on...

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2025/11/18

The Harlem Globetrotters will be playing at LCA in Detroit on January 24, 2026. Globetrotters guard 'Too Tall' Winston stopped by WWJ to talk with Brendan Schabath about the team, and its 100-year tour. (WWJ photo)

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8:45

Poll: Parents believe school safety involves more...

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2025/11/18

A new national poll from the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital finds that most parents believe students’ mental health and sense of belonging are just as vital to safety as physical security measures. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talked with C.S. Mott Poll Co-Director Dr. Sarah Clark. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

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24:27

Area Catholics prepare for a parish reshuffle

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2025/11/17

The Archdiocese of Detroit is starting a two-year effort to rethink how every parish operates. Fewer Catholics, a shrinking priesthood, and aging buildings are driving the changes. Parishes will be reorganized into new pastorates by 2027, with public listening sessions guiding decisions. Leaders say the goal is a stronger, more sustainable Church for the future. Click to hear the full announcement.

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4:36

Murder charges 15 years later in missing Skelton...

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2025/11/17

The father of missing Michigan brothers Alexander, Andrew and Tanner Skelton was arraigned on Monday on three counts of murder. This is despite that fact that the young boys' bodies have not been found. What evidence might investigators have? And why the murder charges now, nearly 15 years after they disappeared on Thanksgiving Day? WWJ's Amanda Forrester spoke with journalist Lynn Thomson, who wrote a book about the case. (Photo: Michigan Department of Corrections)

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4:17

We could see record travel over Thanksgiving in...

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2025/11/17

There could be record setting travel over Thanksgiving in Michigan and across the country. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Triple A Michigan's Adrienne Woodland.

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1:57

Ford dedicates a new headquarters

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2025/11/16

We talk with Jim Dobleske, CEO of Ford Land about their new 2.1 million square foot headquarters

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21:04

New FDA-approved test to rule out Alzheimer's now...

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2025/11/15

The FDA approved a new Alzheimer's preliminary screening test; the first of its kind to rule out the degenerative brain disease in a primary care setting. It's now available and it's also Alzheimer's Awareness Month. Dr. Jonathan Fellows, a neurologist at Corewell Royal Oak and MIND in Farmington Hills, shares more information on the test, early warning signs, how to differentiate signs of Alzheimer's from regular aging--and do certain OTC medicines contribute to dementia? He spoke with WWJ's

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5:11

Businesses along Woodward in Detroit have been...

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2025/11/15

People heading to downtown Detroit this weekend or over the holidays will see something new on some of the storefronts. Windows on Woodward kicked off this week with designs from students from the College for Creative Studies going up on a few windows. Live on WWJ, anchor Jay Dennis talked to Adjunct Professor at CCS Monika Sinclair and Rhoda Rouse with Bedrock about the windows. (Photo Credit: College for Creative Studies)

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6:28

Ferndale Police ends partnership with Flock Safety...

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2025/11/15

Ferndale Police and the City of Ferndale decided to end their partnership with Flock, a company that provides a series of license plate cameras to the city. Some in the community say it's too much surveillance and could be used to violate people's rights. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talks to Chief of Police Dennis Emmi about the decision. (Photo credit: Ferndale Police)

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11:01

Olympic snowboarder Jake Vedder is gearing up for the...

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2025/11/14

Pinckney, Michigan native Jake Vedder is hoping to qualify for his second Olympic games this winter. He also has a new docuseries out called The Grind. WWJ's Jeremy Otto caught up with him in studio about both. (Photo: Getty Images)

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