Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

There was a long line outside when the latest medical marijuana facility in Detroit opened Friday morning. WWJ's Charlie Langton talked with rapper Berner, who owns the Cookies Michigan shop on Eight Mile near Mound.

There are some 911 centers affected by a fiber optic issue across the state. Currently it is only affecting centers that have fiber lines to their centers.

WWJ's Tom Jordan and Roberta Jasina spoke with 1st Lt. Mike Shaw of the Michigan State Police about the situation, what counties may and may not be affected and what to do if you have an emergency.

Listen to Zach Clark's full interview with Liberty Street Brewmaster Joe Walters. Read more on wwjnewsradio.com.

WWJ's Zach Clark took a trip to staple in Plymouth's historic Old Village. Read more on wwjnewsradio.com

From registered nurse to CEO of the largest healthcare provider in southeast Michigan. WWJ health reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has more.

WWJ's Brooke Allen profiles Tim Easterwood who says his donations to Rainbow Connection go deeper than writing a check.

In her second State of the State, Gov. Whitmer announced her new plan to "fix the damn roads."

WWJ's Ryan Wooley features two local student heroes, Max and Ryan O'Rourke who go to Walled Lake Northern High School.

There are still lots of questions surrounding Sunday's horrible tragedy involving basketball legend Kobe Bryant. WWJ's Rob Mason spoke live with Richard McSpadden, Executive Director of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Air Safety Institute.

WWJ's Mike Campbell talks with Susan Ringler-Cerniglia from the Washtenaw County Health Department about coronavirus and two pending cases.