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Sixteen year old Cameron Hill, a young black teenager in Detroit sees life differently after taking part in a unique program involving Detroit PAL and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History where he learned about the perspectives of leaders from the Civil Rights movement. WWJ's Stephanie Davis talked to Hill in this edition of Voices of the Community.
More than 42 thousand people died on the nation's highways last year, the most since 2007. It comes as miles driven dropped 13 percent.
We talk about it with Mark Chung of the National Safety Council.
"This week's road trip takes us to Williamsburg, Virginia. Rob talks to this weeks special guest tour guide, Cindy Sarko, public relations manager of Busch Gardens Williamsburg. They discuss the month long St. Patty's celebration at Busch Gardens and what is in store for the amusement park during the 2021 season."
While people are masking up to avoid the coronavirus, the masks are causing local police departments to take more time to find suspects who have committed crimes. Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard talked with WWJ's Dan Jenkins about complications with masks...
The head of the Detroit Federation of Teachers sharing his concerns as the city prepares to welcome some kids back to the classroom next Monday. WWJ's Vickie Thomas talked with DFT president Terrance Martin.
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