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The Salvation Army will see a 155-percent increase in the number of people seeking help because of the pandemic. In this latest installment of Voices of the Community, WWJ's Stephanie Davis talks to the Salvation Army's National Commander, Kenneth Hodder.
Thanksgiving Day is one month away and there will be changes to the traditional parade and turkey trot run in downtown Detroit. Organizers say because of the coronavirus, the parade will be on TV only and the Turkey Trot will be virtual. Parade Company President and CEO Tony Michaels talked with WWJ's Roberta Jasina and Tom Jordan.
Live on WWJ with Roberta Jasina and Tom Jordan, Governor Whitmer says it's sad and stinks but she's changing some Thanksgiving plans due to the coronavirus and is worried family gatherings could spread the virus.
WWJ's Zach Clark spoke with author Paul Flower who wrote The Great American Cheese War, a satirical novel that had a bit more truth than Flower originally anticipated.
WWJ's Dr. Deanna Lites talks with Brian Peters, CEO of the Michigan Health and Hospital Association, about the number of COVID-19 patients in hospitals across the state.
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