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Lloyd Jackson speaks with Jasmine Mahone a single mother of four, who is a leader at Brilliant Detroit’s Osborn Neighborhood House.
Eastern Michigan University is delaying move-in for students living in residence halls until September 17 and transitioning nearly all fall semester classes to an online format through September 20. WWJ's Brooke Allen talked live with EMU President James Smith about the changes.
WWJ's Roberta Jasina talks live with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer about re-opening gyms, theaters and other businesses that remain closed. Listen to what the Governor also said about protests in Detroit and the counting of election ballots this November.
The state announcing a 600-million dollar settlement last week in civil cases filed by Flint residents over the city’s water crisis, a number that far outpaces other large lawsuits settled by the state in the last decade. Melissa Mays, a Flint resident and founder of "Water You Fighting For" says it's still not enough. She talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell
Mental health and the coronavirus. We've been hearing a lot about it lately, but what about for college students? WWJ's Ron Dewey talked with Dr. David Schwartz, a psychologist and Director of the Oakland University Counseling Center.
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