Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

The coronavirus is still causing concern for school districts, parents and students. Some students have been back to face-to-face learning for weeks, while others will continue learning remotely for a while. In Livonia, the middle schoolers and high school students returned to the classroom this past week. Livonia Schools Superintendent Dr. Andrea Oquist talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell. 

This is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. It was first established in 2010 to recognize, learn about, and work to prevent human trafficking. Janna Snyder, the Director of Development at a non-profit organization called Hope Against Trafficking in Pontiac, talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell.  

Just as the electric Mustang Mach E is launching to much praise, the respected firm Auto Forecast Solutions out with a report saying a total redo of the Mustang in 2028 will make it all electric--with no gasoline versions.

We talk with their VP Sam Fiorani about that forecast, about its repercussions and some of Ford's other EV plans that haven't been announced yet.

It's a big day for sports fans, teams  and casinos alike as online sports betting goes live in Michigan at noon today.  There are ten different betting operations set up. WWJ's Mike Campbell and Roberta Jasina talked live with BetRivers CEO Richard Schwartz.

Rod Meloni of WXYZ and WWJ's Jon Hewett question Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan about controversial comments that he's happy about the early release of disgraced former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, whose sentenced was commuted by President Donald Trump on his final day in office.