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The search for two suspects continues this afternoon, after four people — including two children — were shot at a park on Detroit's west side.

To condemn anti-Semitism that's seeping through protests on campuses -- representatives introduced a resolution, labeling May 2nd as 'End Jewish Hatred Day' plus more on today's top local stories. 

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Two suspects wanted in connection with the shooting of four people at a Detroit park are still on the run. Police are investigating two deadly crashes, in Southfield and on I-94. Plus, more on Former President Trump's latest visit to Michigan.

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WWJ's Jonathan Carlson and Jackie Paige have your morning news including an update on a Sterling Heights mall redevelopment project and May Day rally at U of M. (Photo: Marisa Jenkins/WWJ)

With spring sports now in full swing, Corewell Health is rolling out a new program for kids with head injuries.

Plus, a Monroe County woman appears in court in a drunken driving murder case, a man is arrested for an alleged sexual assault on U of M's Ann Arbor campus. and more on this afternoon's top stories. (Photo: Getty Images)

The woman who crashed her SUV into the Swan Boat Club in Monroe County while allegedly driving drunk, killing two kids, has another court appearance. Plus, the state reaches a $55 million settlement with workers regarding unemployment benefits, and more on this morning's top stories from around Metro Detroit. 

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The search for a missing Oakland County woman is over. In other news Monday, there's been a police shooting on Detroit's Belle Isle. (Photo: Oakland Co. Sheriff) 

Here's your latest news with WWJ's Jonathan Carlson and Jackie Paige.  Some people from out of state are expressing interest in the city of Detroit following the NFL Draft.  (Photo: © Eric Seals / USA TODAY NETWORK)

It's day two of the NFL Draft. As the streets of Downtown Detroit fill up with fans, WWJ's Tony Ortiz leads our team coverage from Music Town.

In other news today, a new study says vaping has turned into a public health crisis in Michigan. (Photo: © Dana Afana/Detroit Free Press / USA TODAY NETWORK)

Detroit's years of planning for the NFL Draft is paying off in a big way: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, announcing last night that Detroit set the all-time Day One NFL Draft record with more than 275,000 fans in attendance on Thursday.

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Students at Michigan State University have set up an encampment on campus to pressure MSU to divest in Israeli related investments as the conflict goes on in Gaza.  Campus police told students that what they're doing violates university policies.  

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This is Draft Day in Detroit. The first round of the NFL Draft will start at 8 p.m. — and there's a lot of excitement, with thousands of people visiting the city. WWJ's Tony Ortiz is in our Draft headquarters at Music Town in Downtown Detroit. (Photo: © Kathy Kieliszewski / USA TODAY NETWORK)