Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

March is Women's History Month and WWJ's Zach Clark spoke with historian and author Ken Coleman about some of the most impactful women in Detroit's history.

With new cases of coronavirus reported in the United States, what can you do to protect yourself?  WWJ's Mike Campbell talked with Dr. Arnold Monto, professor of Epidemiology at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.

WWJ's Rob St. Mary talked with Michigan native Steve Davidek about living in China amid the coronavirus outbreak.  Listen to what he says about his business, plus wearing a mask when he leaves home.

Southeast Michigan’s oldest and biggest hunting, fishing and conservation show is taking place at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi this weekend. The 47th annual Outdoorama will be bigger and better than ever with more hunting and fishing gear, boats, and marine accessories. Outdoorama spokesman Bill Parker joins us live on WWJ.

A local mother is working to raise funds to help her daughter, diagnosed with a rare, incurable disease that only affects 500 people in the world. WWJ health reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has more.

Governor Whitmer has activated the state Emergency Operations Center to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus in Michigan.  Listen to a part of what the Governor said this morning.

Prices may plummet, according to WWJ's Jason Scott's interview with a Gas Buddy expert.

WWJ's Brooke Allen speaks to a Livonia couple who welcomed 69 foster kids into their home and are this week's Difference Maker.

WWJ's Murray Feldman moderated the latest Leaders and Innovators discussion at Lawrence Tech focused on Women in Leadership.  On the panel were Lila Asante-Appiah, President and Co-Founder of Purposeful Pursuits, Terry Barclay the leader of Inforum and Margaret Anderson, Senior Vice President at HAP.

Michigan's presidential primary is March 10th and many local communities have important questions on the ballot. WWJ's Charlie Langton reports one of them is Bloomfield Township where officials are warning that they could loose a 1/3 of its police and fire personnel if a millage renewal is not approved.