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New developments in the Flint water crisis.  State prosecutors say they're dismissing all criminal charges against eight people including the former state Health Dept. Director.  Listen to coverage from WWJ including an interview with Anna Clark, the author of "The Poisoned City."

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow and her husband live together only about 4 days per week. Could separate homes be the key to a successful relationship? WWJ's Dr. Deanna Lites spoke with Birmingham Psychiatrist Dr. Howard Belkan.

Please click on this week's "Small Talk with Mark S. Lee" podcast link as we prepare you for Techstars Startup Week Detroit 2019, a free five-day event celebrating entrepreneurship and business across Detroit. It is right around the corner and scheduled for June 17th - June 21st.  “Small Talk" can be heard Sundays, 8-9am, ET, on WXYT 1270 and via radio.com.

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Detroit Police Chief James Craig has named a Person of Interest in the case of a suspected serial killer. The chief updated reporters Friday afternoon.

A Macomb Township firefighter is walking 140 miles in full gear to help firefighters with cancer.  Joseph Warne is hoping to finish the walk in Grand Rapids tomorrow night.  He talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher earlier today.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Police Chief James Craig detail the city's efforts in the case of a suspected serial killer on the east side. Next step: Searching for any additional victims.

Joanna Underwood  claims officials only cared about a killer on the loose when a white woman was targeted.

Joanna Underwood, a member of the Detroit Charter Commission, says officials only cared when a white woman was killed.

Overcoming the challenges of being a minority real estate developer in Detroit. That was the topic of discussion at the latest Pancakes and Politics forum. Listen to what Sonya S. Mays from Develop Detroit, Clifford Brown from Woodborn Partners, Richard Hosey of Hosey Development, Dietrich Knoer from The Platform and Kevin Johnson CEO of the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation had to say about the projects they are most proud of, opportunities, and education.