Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

On today's All Local,  A 3-year-old was shot on Detroit's west side, WWJ's Charlie Langton has the story. Roberta Jasina tells us that a new born baby was found in a Detroit home around 3 a.m. The mother has been contacted and is being questioned. Also, two people were found dead in a Macomb County home, police are still investigating. (Photo Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ Newsradio)

A Wayne State University economics professor says the cost of just 2-days of U-S/Canada trade being halted at the border is 101-million dollars.  Professor Dr. Michael Belzer conducted an economic analysis of border crossing delays following the September 11th terror attacks and says in 2022 with the pandemic and supply chain issues the long-term effects from the Ambassador Bridge closure could be economically catastrophic.  He talked with WWJ's Erin Vee.

Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey reportedly in financial trouble as her re-election campaign is underway. Winfrey talked with WWJ's Charlie Langton.

He's a 22-year Detroiter on a mission to help his generation learn and earn money off of investing through their cell phone.  WWJ's Stephanie Davis talks to Jorden Peterson about his skyrocket success in network marketing and trading in the financial markets.

Similar to other cities, Livonia businesses are having issues finding workers.  Livonia Chamber of Commerce President Dan West talked with WWJ's Jackie Paige about that as well as the real estate market.

Making sure young K-12 students in Detroit succeed in a post-pandemic world. That's the goal of a public and private partnership in the city, which is providing employment opportunities for young people through programs like Grow Detroit's Young Talent.   Nicole Sherard-Freeman, Group Executive for Jobs, Economy and Detroit At Work, talked with WWJ's Jackie Paige at the Mackinac Policy Conference.

It's a first for Detroit PAL.  The non-profit has formed a hockey league this Fall. In this edition of Voices of the Community, WWJ's Stephanie Davis talks to Detroit Police Corporal, Marcus Norwood who heads the program and who has coached hockey for years.]

WWJ's Jackie Paige hosts a WWJ News Special, I'm Listening.  It's a look at mental health.  Listen in as Margaret Trimer from Delta Dental talks about her personal story and how the company is helping people.  Plus Melissa Peters from the Judson Center and Larry Burns from the Children's Foundation join in along with WWJ's Dr. Deanna Lites who talks mental health and kids.  

She loves the game of hockey and she's rare!  Adrienne Bray of Detroit is one of a few black women on the ice in this region and the only one in her league. In this edition of Voices of the Community, Newsradio 950's Stephanie Davis shares her story.

It's back to school time for parents too! Newsradio 950's Stephanie Davis talks to the CEO of the Detroit Parent Network about the organization's continued training and preparations for parents across the state.