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Dan and Jennifer Gilbert have given $375 million in partnering with Henry Ford Health and the Chicago-based Shirley Ryan Abilitylab to bring a new facility to southeastern Michigan. WWJ's Jon Hewett says the facility is expected to be completed within the next 5 years.

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WWJ's Ryan Marshall reports that Oakland County is getting $35 million to help fight the opioid epidemic. The money comes from lawsuits against major drug companies that began in 2014.

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While in Congress, Rogers served as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.  He entered the private sector in 2015.  With today's announcement, Rogers becomes the first prominent Republican to jump into the race.

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts is continuing his fight to try and hold onto his job. WWJ's Charlie Langton has the latest. (Credit: Eric Seals/USA Today)

The search is on for a man suspected of killing his 64-year-old mother in Inkster on Labor Day. Michigan State Police identify the suspect as 25-year-old Joshua Hill. Officers were called to the home on Glenwood Street  after getting reports of suspicious activity. They found Hill's mother dead of multiple gunshot wounds. (Credit: Michigan State Police)

More information about a Labor Day crash in Lenawee County that killed four people. Michigan State Police said four men -- ranging from 18 to 35 -- died in the crash. It happened around 10-30 yesterday morning when a truck hit a Ford F-150 on Britton Highway and Milwaukee Road, near Tecumseh. 

A massive fire at an apartment building in Van Buren Township destroys a half-dozen units. WWJ's Charlie Langton has the details.

Another hot and humid day means some students have the day off from school. Officials in Southfield have closed all schools today. There will be no school-related activities. (Credit: Getty)

As the holiday weekend begins, thousands of Metro Detroiters hit the road. WWJ's Ryan Marshall has more. (Credit: Mike Clevenger/USA Today)

Some experts say Ford's proposal that was rejected by the UAW could be built upon. 

Police presence remains in Belleville after two people were shot overnight. WWJ's Mike Campbell has more. (Credit: Mike Campbell/WWJ)

UAW President Shawn Fain has filed unfair labor practice charges against GM and Stellantis. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more.

Stellantis says its multi-million dollar fix for odor issues at its Mack Avenue plant is working. More from WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert. (Credit: Mandi Wright/USA Today)

Dearborn's fire chief has been put on leave aft being arrested for allegedly driving drunk earlier in the week. 

A long-vacant former metal stamping plant on Detroit's east side will get the wrecking ball starting today. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: Getty)

Macomb County officials have officially declared a State of Emergency in Chesterfield Township.  It's in response to last week's historic rain and flooding.   As the township works to recover, the declaration will help the township receive much-needed resources from the state.

With the fall legislative session set to begin next week, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is laying our her agenda. WWJ's Jon Hewett says the focus is on the health of the state of Michigan, the health of both the environment and the residents. 

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Good news on the campuses of the University of Michigan -- After starting the semester Monday without internet, WWJ's Jonathan Carlson reports the internet has been restored to all campuses. But, officials say cybersecurity questions remain.

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A judge overrules parents at a local elementary school, allowing a 5G tower to activate. Joining WWJ's Mike Campbell with more. (Photo Credit: Lyndsy Tankersly)

A former Detroit detective, scheduled for sentencing in federal court today following an FBI investigation into bribery and corruption within several city governments and a towing operation. WWJ's Charlie Langton joins us with the latest details.