Wyandotte resident Lana Louys tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about why she's still happy to be in Florida despite the cold.

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Tracey Proghovnick Edelstein, the Jewish Senior Life’s community outreach and education coordinator, joins Tracey McCaskill to discuss upcoming event on recognizing the warning signs of an aging brain in loved ones at their West Bloomfield campus. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

This year, Valentines Day falls in the middle of a holiday weekend, with President's Day on the following Monday. That means some couples are going beyond flowers and chocolates. They're planning small getaways. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Caroline Rizzo with the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa. She says Traverse City is a great spot to consider.

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You could see crews along I-94 for the next several weeks for MDOT's Restore94 project to repair and rebuild I-94 between I-275 and US-12 (Michigan Avenue) at the Dearborn/Detroit border. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to spokesperson Diane Cross about the project that stretches nearly 13 miles. (Photo credit: MDOT)

We talk with Alex Knizek from Consumer Reports auto testing department about their 2026 Top Picks list, as well as their new safety ratings of vehicles.

Best Buddies of Michigan Senior Employment Consultant Natalie D'Angelo tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the program and its importance (learn more at bestbuddies.org/michigan or email [email protected])

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DMC cardiologist Dr. Chadi Alraies tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester how to keep your heart healthy and why it's important

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Paul Woods has served as the Red Wings radio color analyst for nearly 40 seasons. He announced that this season will be his last. Jeremy Otto spoke with him about his broadcasting origins, playoff runs, and more.

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Fifth Third bank has announced it has closed its merger with Comerica to create the ninth-largest U.S. bank with approximately 294 billion dollars in assets. Fifth Third Regional Chairman David Girodat talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo credit: Fifth Third Bank)

Nearly 6 years after the COVID-19 pandemic, local researchers are starting to see a rebound in young adults. Michigan State University research finds that in the four years after the pandemic, the majority of college students experienced rising life satisfaction and declining loneliness. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Associate Professor of Psychology Bill Chopik about the study.