May 17, 2024 ~ Heather Grondin, Chief Relations Officer for the Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority, emphasizes the nearing completion of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, a symbol of Canada-U.S. camaraderie, poised to enhance trade and movement at a key border crossing, with plans for a hockey-themed grand opening in fall 2025.

May 16, 2024 ~ Rocky Raczkowski in for Paul, gets an update on Chilean crime gangs targeting area homes. We get a live check in from Israel. Is it time to sell or buy real estate? Taking a look at road usage tax. How to avoid injury this summer. Observing National Police week and more!

May 16, 2024 ~ Rocky Raczkowski discusses Police Week and the launch of the “Back the Blue” initiative by Livonia, Michigan business owner Adam Stathakis, aimed at bolstering support for law enforcement and first responders through improved benefits, legal support, and community engagement, countering the narrative of community apathy towards police and advocating for increased public participation in supporting these vital roles.

May 16, 2024 ~ Dr. Joe Guetler from Michigan Orthopedic Surgeons emphasizes the importance of maintaining year-round fitness to prevent injuries during outdoor activities in the warmer months, advocating for proper warm-ups, stretching, and hydration, and highlighting techniques to mitigate injury risks such as the RICE method and the 10 percent rule for gradually increasing activity.

May 16, 2024 ~ State Senator Aric Nesbitt voices strong opposition to Governor Whitmer’s mile tax proposal and broader Democratic initiatives like the Green New Deal, reflecting Republican concerns over economic, environmental, and immigration policies in Michigan. Nesbitt’s critiques span from the impact of shifting towards renewable energy and EV subsidies to the debate over granting driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, advocating for market-driven solutions and questioning the efficiency and safety of these policies.

May 16, 2024 ~ Amidst a backdrop of cooling inflation and a robust Michigan real estate market, Perry Johnson successfully launches a mortgage company, thriving on strong refinancing demand and the efficiency of its operations. However, rising interest rates, high inflation, and potential recession concerns underline the need for financial prudence in navigating the housing market’s evolving dynamics.

May 16, 2024 ~ Journalist Doron Levin chronicles the severe aftermath of a Hamas attack on Israel, including a massacre at the Novak Music Festival and the country’s mobilization for self-defense, amidst growing criticism of Netanyahu’s government. The narrative delves into Israel’s societal resilience, the integration of women in combat, international reactions, and the profound impact of the tragedy on the national psyche, underscoring a unified determination to confront threats to its existence.

May 16, 2024 ~ Sheriff Mike Bouchard of Oakland County is spearheading efforts to combat a surge in sophisticated break-ins by transnational gangs from South America, emphasizing the need for comprehensive local, state, and federal collaboration to enhance security and protect the community.

May 15, 2024 ~ Chris Alberta. Google unveils a strong of new AI powered features. Mike Rogers discusses new tariffs President Biden put on China. Nolan Finley wonders if we need more mass transit and some of the days biggest headlines.

May 15, 2024 ~ Nolan Finley, Detroit News Editorial Page Editor asks if we need more mass transit in our region?