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.

Dust off your sneakers because it's almost running season Detroit. The annual I Ran the D 5K makes its return on May 9th. Detroit Sports Commission Executive Director Marty Dobek talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Common Ground, a non-profit mental health crisis agency that has served Michigan for more than half-a-century, is ending its services at the Resource and Crisis Center in Pontiac. Common Ground's President and CEO Heather Rae spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball about what this means for the organization moving forward. (Photo Credit: fizkes/GettyImages).

In honor of Black History Month, Lawrence Technological University in Southfield is holding a month-long celebration focused on the creativity and ingenuity of Black innovators across Detroit and the country. Eula Muckleroy, the coordinator of LTU’s Black History Month program, spoke live with WWJ's Tony Ortiz. (Photo Credit: mediaphotos/GettyImages).

As National Human Trafficking Prevention Month comes to a close, the Pontiac-based nonprofit Hope Against Trafficking is issuing an urgent call for help. Executive Director Michele Isbister spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins, and says the money is critical to expand housing, shorten waitlists, and provide the long-term therapy survivors need to rebuild their lives.

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You don't need to use so much salt on your driveway and sidewalk. Chloride sampling found it's having a damaging impact on the Rouge River ecosystem. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Lauren Eaton, monitoring manager of Friends of the Rouge. (photo credit-Friends of the Rouge)

Detroit shelters are packed even fuller than usual amid this frigid cold snap. Michelle Robinson, with the City of Detroit Housing Division. spoke with WWJ's Tim Pamplin at WWJ's Radiothon for THAW on Thursday.

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A Southfield funeral director is struggling to return the remains of international Metro Detroit residents to their loved ones overseas as last weekend's winter storm created cancellations and ground stops at major connecting hubs across the U.S. Stephen Kemp, President and CEO of Kemp Funeral Home and Cremation Services, spoke with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo Credit: SeventyFour/GettyImages).

Brenda Tracy is speaking out after an Ingham County judge dismissed her lawsuit against former Michigan State University football coach Mel Tucker. Tracy, who is herself an advocate for sexual assault survivors, sued Tucker in October 2024, claiming the then-coach broke a contract for speaking arrangements and deliberately tried to ruin her image after he masterbated — without her consent —while the two were on the phone. Tracy spoke with WWJ's Darrylin Horne.

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