Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

It's been a week since a Huntington Woods woman learned her son was arrested and taken to a prison in Myanmar.  Danny Fennster was arrested as he was about to board a flight for a surprise visit home.  His mother Rose talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell.

Saturday is National 529 Day, for May 29th,  to celebrate giving the gift of higher education.  The Michigan Education Trust is offering a match as part of the day.   Trust Director Diane Brewer talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher about the day and Michigan Education Trust.

It's a mystery.  What were two workers who helped build Michigan Central Depot trying to tell those of us in the future.

Workers renovating the old train station found a message in a beer bottle.

We talk about it with Ford's archivist Ted Ryan.

A Detroit man's freedom from prison after he was wrongfully convicted is led by his childhood friend,now wife, who went to law school to help secure his release.  WWJ's Stephanie Davis talked to both Roeiah Epps-Ward and Ramon Ward.

Should UAW members directly elect their leaders?  There will be a vote on the question later this year, and the campaigning has begun.

We talk with Scott Houldieson of the group Unite All Workers for Democracy.

Toyota, Honda and GM finish in the top three spots in an annual survey of carmakers and thier relationships with their suppliers.   But, there's a lot of change brewing.

We talk with study author David Andrea of PlanteMoran.

Toyota, Honda and GM finish in the top three spots in an annual survey of carmakers and thier relationships with their suppliers.   But, there's a lot of change brewing.

We talk with study author David Andrea of PlanteMoran.

The family of George Floyd is preparing to host events with civil rights leaders and politicians from across the country in the next couple days to honor the Tuesday anniversary of Floyd's death.   Detroit Police Chief James Craig talked live with WWJ's Mike Campbell Saturday and said the death has had a significant impact on policing.

The family of George Floyd is preparing to host events with civil rights leaders and politicians from across the country in the next couple days to honor the Tuesday anniversary of Floyd's death.   Detroit Police Chief James Craig talked live with WWJ's Mike Campbell Saturday and said the death has had a significant impact on policing.

Starting June 1st, there will be more fans allowed in the stands at Comerica Park. WWJ's Mike Campbell talked with Detroit Tigers Vice President Ron Colangelo Saturday morning about the fans and team.