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Attorneys representing 40-THOUSAND people in Michigan who were falsely accused of receiving unemployment benefits they didn't deserve -- are calling for action to make sure this NEVER happens again.

WWJ's Charlie Langton spoke with attorney Jennifer Lord...

Coronavirus has a Lenawee County man and his family stuck on a cruise ship in the Pacific.   Reached by phone near Vietnam, Steve Muth says they have been stuck on Holland America's Westerdam since February 1st when they left Hong Kong.  He talked with WWJ's Rob St. Mary.

Rita Alton is living on the edge — in the most literal sense. WWJ's Michael Cohen spoke to a woman who's home is dangerously close to tumbling into a rising Lake Michigan.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is asking you to speak up if you've been pulled over by someone impersonating police -- after the sheriff himself busted a phony cop. WWJ's Christina McDaniel spoke with Sheriff Mike Bouchard.

Listen to Zach Clark's full conversation with Dani Fracassa, co-head of the Detroit chapter of Girls Pint Out.

WWJ's Zach Clark sat down with Dani Fracassa, co-head of the Detroit chapter of Girls Pint Out to see what it's all about.

A new report from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says water levels in January were higher on all lakes than they were in January 2019, and are expected to continue that trend into the spring and summer.  Macomb County Emergency Management Director Brandon Lewis talked with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Jason Scott.

The amount of recreational marijuana being sold in Michigan is growing to more than two-million dollars a week.  David Harns from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs talked with WWJ's Jason Scott.

Can the dead do no wrong? After the tragic deaths of NBA great Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other people in a helicopter crash -- discussion has swirled about the totality of Bryant's legacy. Many have put him on a pedestal while others have brought up sexual assault allegations in 2003. Sports Illustrated is putting out a one hundred page Kobe Commemorative issue, signatures are pouring in to have the NBA change its logo to a likeness of Bryant. WWJ Newsradio 950 Morning Anchor Roberta Jasina and Fox 2 Host and WWJ Reporter Charlie Langton invite 97.1 The Ticket and WWJ Sports Anchor Tony Ortiz in to give their point of view.

Everyone knows the real stars of the Superbowl are the commercials. 

Michigan State University Advertising and Public Relations Professor, Robert Kolt, joined WWJ's Tom Jordan and Roberta Jasina to talk about this years commercials.