MSP Lieutenant Rene Gonzalez tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester how to stay safe with an increasing number of online scams

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Guess who's back? Justin Verlander is returning to his first big league team, agreeing to a $13 million, one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers. WWJ's Jeremy Otto spoke with veteran Michigan sports announcer Dan Dickerson for his thoughts on the surprise announcement on Tuesday.

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Dr. Amy Somerset, Obesity Medicine Specialist at DMC, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss a new study from JAMA on childhood obesity rates and recent trends. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

It is not just about grades, it's about learning how to be a person. University of Michigan-Dearborn Professor Margaret Murray says smartphones are "crowding out" the critical face-to-face interactions, fueling a mental health crisis among Michigan's youth, and still harming test scores. She spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins.

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Hiring trends look better for 2026, according to new research by Robert Half. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Robert Half senior vice president of finance and accounting, Shannon Edlinger.

Former MSU stand out and current Motor City Cruise player Jaden Akins is preparing to play in the G League all star game. He spoke with WWJ's Jeremy Otto about his journey there.

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WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with Tyler Theile, Anderson Economic Group's Vice President and Director of Economic Analysis, about a new study that examines the economic impact and job creation data centers could bring to Michigan. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

Only 9% of workplaces say they're fully staffed in a recent Robert Half survey. Is that because of AI? And when your doctor uses chat GPT (and he does), what does that mean for the future of medicine? Also, more young people are having heart attacks. Here are the warning signs.

Valentine's Day is this Saturday and the Love Doctor says there are a number of ways to show love. She also says it's a day some may want to treat yourself. WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with the Love Doctor and sociology professor at Oakland University, Terri Orbuch, about romance and scams. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Younger people are having heart attacks and developing heart disease. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the executive vice president and chief medical officer of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Dr. James Grant , about it. (photo credit-Getty Images)