In today's episode, we navigate the stormy waters of tariffs affecting local businesses and the global stock market. We also spotlight Detroit residents battling basement floods and a veteran's inspiring cross-country trek. Plus, a heartwarming story of ancient trees gaining recognition as an old-growth forest.

Brace yourself for a day of weather extremes with severe storms expected in Detroit tonight. Meanwhile, a local veteran embarks on a cross-country walk for charity, and the Tigers gear up for an exciting Opening Day. Dive into stories of resilience, community, and Detroit's dynamic spirit.

In this episode, we celebrate Dawn Ison's remarkable contributions to justice and civil rights as she's honored with the Spirit of Detroit Award. We also explore the new 679 area code set to replace the iconic 313, and how it impacts local dialing habits. Plus, hear how a gym is transforming lives for veterans in Metro Detroit.

Economic uncertainty looms over retirees like John and Konnie Jeffire, who are questioning their financial future. Meanwhile, Detroiters find unity in St. Patrick's Day celebrations, embracing both faith and festivity. From financial advice to community spirit, this episode covers it all.

Explore the innovative Parent's Night Out initiative at Host Utica, a local restaurant offering on-site childcare for parents. Delve into the revitalization efforts at a Detroit gas station with a new owner committed to community safety. Plus, get the latest on road projects and recovery efforts in southwest Detroit.

Parents at Malcolm X Academy are demanding transparency about their principal's mysterious absence. Meanwhile, a lawsuit unveils shocking allegations of abuse at a now-closed Detroit facility. Plus, Campus Martius Park aims for a third win as Best Public Square.

Detroit's Campus Martius Park is vying for Best Public Square again, while a pickle-themed eatery is shaking up the lunch scene. Plus, the PWHL returns to Detroit with an exciting matchup. Tune in to hear how these stories are shaping the city this weekend.

Dive into Detroit's latest culinary craze with 'What's The Dill', where pickles replace bread for a healthier lunch option. Get insights from Wayne State's new president, Dr. Kimberly Andrews Espy, on her ambitious plans for the university and the city. Plus, catch up on local stories from community initiatives to inspiring individuals making a difference.

Brace yourself, Detroit! As the winds howl through the Motor City, we're diving into stories of justice, empowerment, and transformation. From a bicyclist's legal battle to a global mission for women's empowerment, this episode is packed with stories of resilience and change.

Discover how Detroiters can reclaim lost fortunes from tax foreclosures amidst a ticking deadline. Dive into the impact of new tariffs on your grocery bill and the community's response to immigration policies. Plus, find out how the 'Let's Talk' series is fostering open dialogues.