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Listen as Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer provides the latest update on the fight against the coronavirus.  Listen to what she says about her husband's failed attempt at humor while requesting his boat be put in the water up north.  Plus the governor talks about threats made toward her and her family.

Leading a hospital during a pandemic. Tom Brisse, president and CEO of  McLaren Macomb talks with WWJ's Dr. Deanna Lites about challenges, a new normal in health care and preparing for a possible second surge.

The warmer weather is bringing out a variety of pests and whether it's ants, or other bugs, getting them out of your home may not be easy. Russ Ives, CEO of Rose Pest Solutions based in Troy, talked with WWJ's Mike Campbell.

Hundreds of Michigan National Guard members are in Mid-Michigan this holiday weekend helping residents recover from massive flooding that forced thousands to evacuate their homes. WWJ's Mike Campbell talked with Major General Paul Rogers, Adjutant General of the Michigan Army and Air National Guard and the Director of the Michigan Department of Military.

WWJ's Mike Campbell talks with Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel about the latest move extending the Safer At Home order.

As we continue to celebrate WWJ turning 100-years old, CBS News Radio has released a ten part series documenting the last ten decades of radio called "Celebrating a Century of Sound."  WWJ's Jason Scott gets a preview from Michael Freedman, President of the National Press Club.

WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert speaks one-o​n-one with UAW President Rory Gamble about the reopening of the auto industry.

WWJ's Murray Feldman talks with Walsh College Finance Professor Dr. John Moore about the coronavirus and how this could benefit business students.

New research shows men have been doing more housework during the coronavirus pandemic, WWJ's Brooke Allen talked with Dr. Richard Petts from Ball State University who was involved in the research.

Listen as Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer provides an update on the state's fight against the coronavirus.