Detroit All Local from WWJ Newsradio

The wife of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford says she has a brain tumor. WWJ's Dr. Deanna Lites spoke with Boyd Richards a neurosurgeon at Providence Hospital.

Please click on this week’s “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee” podcast link as we discuss the economy’s impact on your business, hiring women to fill technology roles, finding “common ground” in the workplace and to entrepreneurs making a difference.  “Small Talk” can heard Sundays, 8-9am ET, via radio.com and on WXYT 1270.

Sterling Heights police were called to the area of Hall Road and M-53 on a report of shots fired between a Dodge Durango and a Ford Fusion.

WWJ's Brooke Allen and Greg Bowman catch up with Wayne Mayor John Rhaesa on happenings in the city, including a planned city council discussion on recreational marijuana.

A commission says Michigan should not set a legal limit for how much of marijuana's active ingredient motorists can have in their system. WWJ's Michael Cohen spoke with Margeaux Bruner who sat on the panel.

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That big golden ring in Sterling Heights has a name. We are joined live by Bridget Kozlowski, who is the spokeswoman for the city of Sterling Heights.

WWJ's Tony Ortiz hosts a one hour special looking at the Detroit Tigers and what fans can expect this season on the field and at Comerica Park. Listen to what play-by-play announcer Dan Dickerson says about the team. And there's a new bag policy at the ballpark.

The auto industry has changed from evolutionary to revolutionary. That was one suggestion during the latest Leaders and Innovators program at Lawrence Tech focused on auto industry disruptions.  Listen to what Sheldon Stone from Amherst Partners, Alana Nichol from Gerry Weinberg and Associates, Joe Giacomin from Angott Search Group and WWJ autobeat reporter Jeff Gilbert said about millenials, suppliers being pinched, and a recession.