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One of General Motors' important new electric vehicles is heading to dealerships. WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert has the story.
On a five to two decision, Justices say those who were injured before the new law went into effect in 2019 should continue to receive that care while paying higher insurance rates for long-term care. There are approximately 15,000 people who need that type of care. (Credit: Getty)
A medical fraud scheme that helped immigrants illegally obtain U.S. Citizenship has led to the conviction of a Pontiac Doctor who is now heading to prison. WWJ's Greg Bowman has details.
Gas prices rose 18 cents from a week ago. Michigan drivers are now paying an average of $3.67 per gallon. AAA says gas prices could continue to rise of demand remains high with the current supply. (Credit: Getty)
Day 2 of confessed Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley is as emotionally charged as the 1st. WWJ's Jon Hewett has the details.
Wednesday's storms have come and gone but nearly 80,000 residents in Metro Detroit remain without power. (Credit: Ryan Garza/USA Today)
Today is day 2 of Ethan Crumbley's Miller Hearing where they trying to determine whether or not he should gave the option for parole or not. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more.
It will be another hot one in Metro Detroit this afternoon, and that will be combined with yet another Ozone Action Day.
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Testimony has resumed this afternoon in Pontiac, in a hearing that will help determine if confessed Oxford High School Shooter Ethan Crumbley will spend the rest of his life in prison. Joining with more is WWJ's Jon Hewett.
Survivors of Larry Nasser filed a lawsuit today against Michigan State University -- alleging the school withheld information from the state regarding the investigation. (Credit: Ryan Garza/USA Today)
The number of power outages following Wednesday's severe storms stands at more than 155-thousand. WWJ's Mike Campbell has more.
A judge begins a key hearing today before he decides the future of Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley. The Miller Hearing is expected to last at least two days. The hearing gets underway at 9 a.m. (Credit: Detroit Free Press/USA Today)
Severe weather came through Southeastern Michigan Wednesday afternoon. And as we hear from WWJ's Brooke Allen and Tony Ortiz, residents are dealing with downed trees and power outages.
Amazon is bringing a new twist to an old site in Detroit. The e-commerce giant cut the ribbon on a new fulfillment center on the city's east side today, located on the old Michigan State Fairgrounds. WWJ's Ryan Marshall reports from the scene.
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Have you heard of a "derecho"? Forecasters say Southeast Michigan could experience this today. WWJ's Dean Devore has more.
Stellantis posts a $12.6B profit for the FIRST HALF of the year. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more. (Credit: Getty Images)
After months of negotiations and strike threats, UPS and the Teamsters -- the union representing some 340,000 UPS workers nationally -- have reached a tentative deal on a new contract. Joining with the latest is WWJ's Jon Hewett.
Michigan football is likely going to be without coach Jim Harbaugh to begin the new season in September. Harbaugh is reportedly negotiating a four-game suspension after he admitted to lying about recruiting violations back during the COVID season. (Credit: Rick Osentoski/USA Today)
GM earned $2.6B in the quarter. That's a 5% increase from last year at the time. GM also now saying it expects to make between $9.3B and $9.9B for the full year...roughly a billion more than they'd forecast before. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more. (Credit: Mario Tama/ USA Today)
42-year-old, Latrice Pebbles Jones from Plymouth had gone to help retrieve an uncooperative elderly patient who had laid down in the eastbound lanes of Five Mile near Middlebelt. The patient was put in a wheelchair, which, moments later, an 80-year-old driver swerved to avoid -- in the process hitting Jones, who was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
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